# =============================================================================
# alarms.yml — alarm and event history.
#
# SOURCE: fixture.alarm_history while USE_FIXTURES=true. When imh is live this
# becomes the agreed imh alarm table and the column names below change with it.
# Nothing else in this file should need to change; that is the point of it.
#
# THREE DEFINITIONS THAT DECIDE WHETHER THE ANSWERS ARE RIGHT. They are here in
# comments because the person checking the number needs to read them, and they
# are not obvious from the measure names.
#
# 1. AN ALARM IS A TRANSITION INTO THE ACTIVE STATE.
#    state = 'ACTIVE' only. RTN is the return-to-normal of the activation that
#    preceded it, and ACK is an operator acknowledging one. Counting every row
#    roughly doubles every answer. "6 times last week" must mean six
#    activations.
#
# 2. "LAST WEEK" IS A ROLLING 7 x 24 h WINDOW IN SITE_TIMEZONE.
#    Not the previous calendar week, not 7 calendar days. Storage is UTC and
#    the conversion happens here, once. If someone means the calendar week they
#    have to say so, and the answer must state the window it used.
#
# 3. CHATTERING IS 3 OR MORE ACTIVATIONS OF THE SAME TAG WITHIN 60 MINUTES.
#    An arbitrary threshold, chosen to match the site's alarm rationalisation
#    convention. It is stated in the answer whenever chattering is reported,
#    because a different threshold gives a different story.
# =============================================================================

cubes:
  - name: alarms
    sql_table: fixture.alarm_history      # -> imh alarm table at Phase 4
    description: >
      Alarm and event history for the Waterloo Road Pump Station. One row per
      state transition. Activations only are counted as alarms.

    joins:
      - name: equipment
        sql: "{CUBE}.equipment_id = {equipment}.equipment_id"
        relationship: many_to_one

    dimensions:
      - name: alarm_id
        sql: alarm_id
        type: number
        primary_key: true

      - name: event_time
        sql: event_time
        type: time
        description: Transition time. Stored UTC, presented in SITE_TIMEZONE.

      - name: tag_id
        sql: tag_id
        type: string

      - name: equipment_id
        sql: equipment_id
        type: string

      - name: alarm_type
        sql: alarm_type
        type: string
        description: >
          HIGH_LEVEL, HIGH_HIGH_LEVEL, LOW_LOW_LEVEL, SPILL, PUMP_TRIP,
          SEAL_LEAK, HIGH_VIBRATION, LEVEL_SIGNAL_FAULT, MAINS_FAILURE,
          SETPOINT_REJECTED. These correspond to the bits of the PLC alarm
          bitmask %QW17 - see db/seed/tags.csv, PS_STN_ALARM_BITMASK.

      - name: state
        sql: state
        type: string
        description: ACTIVE, RTN or ACK. Only ACTIVE counts as an alarm.

      - name: priority
        sql: priority
        type: number
        description: >
          1 highest, 3 lowest. Priority 1 is SPILL, PUMP_TRIP and
          LEVEL_SIGNAL_FAULT - losing the level signal on a well that can spill
          is a priority 1 condition, and the fixtures already treat it as one.
          This comment previously named only SPILL and PUMP_TRIP and disagreed
          with the data, which matters because this is the line an engineer
          reads when checking a priority_1_count.

      - name: value
        sql: value
        type: number
        description: Process value at the transition, in engineering_unit.

      - name: is_fixture
        sql: is_fixture
        type: boolean
        description: >
          TRUE means this row came from db/002_fixtures.sql and is generated
          test data, not plant history. The API surfaces this to the operator.

    measures:
      - name: alarm_count
        type: count
        filters:
          - sql: "{CUBE}.state = 'ACTIVE'"
        description: >
          Number of alarm ACTIVATIONS. Definition 1 above. This is the measure
          behind "how many times did X alarm come up".

      - name: transition_count
        type: count
        description: >
          Every row including RTN and ACK. Diagnostics only - do not answer an
          operator question with this.

      - name: distinct_tags
        sql: tag_id
        type: count_distinct
        filters:
          - sql: "{CUBE}.state = 'ACTIVE'"
        description: How many different tags alarmed in the window.

      - name: first_alarm
        sql: event_time
        type: min
        filters:
          - sql: "{CUBE}.state = 'ACTIVE'"

      - name: last_alarm
        sql: event_time
        type: max
        filters:
          - sql: "{CUBE}.state = 'ACTIVE'"

      - name: priority_1_count
        type: count
        filters:
          - sql: "{CUBE}.state = 'ACTIVE' AND {CUBE}.priority = 1"
        description: Priority 1 activations - trips and spills.

    pre_aggregations:
      # Keeps "count alarms last week" fast without repeatedly scanning imh.
      # Materialised into pg-ai schema cube_preagg. Watch its growth on
      # /datadisk; the retention policy is the refresh_key plus manual pruning.
      - name: alarms_by_hour
        measures: [alarm_count, distinct_tags, priority_1_count]
        dimensions: [alarm_type, equipment_id, tag_id]
        time_dimension: event_time
        granularity: hour
        partition_granularity: month
        refresh_key:
          every: 10 minutes
        build_range_start:
          sql: "SELECT now() - interval '180 days'"
        build_range_end:
          sql: "SELECT now()"

views:
  - name: alarm_activity
    description: >
      Alarm activations joined to equipment, so a question about "Pump 02" can
      be answered without the caller knowing which tags belong to it.
    cubes:
      - join_path: alarms
        includes:
          - event_time
          - alarm_type
          - tag_id
          - state
          - priority
          - value
          - is_fixture
          - alarm_count
          - distinct_tags
          - priority_1_count
      - join_path: alarms.equipment
        prefix: true
        includes:
          - equipment_id
          - display_name
          - equipment_type