Data Overview for Thermal Industry Yield and Market Data
Thermal industry market and yield data is collected from municipal thermal scheduling platforms, internal ERP systems of thermal production enterprises, and offline transaction ledgers for regional thermal products. Updates follow a daily broadcast schedule: core market and yield data updates at fixed times each day. Temporary abnormal data is synchronized as needed. Each data entry includes fields such as collection date, thermal station code, daily heat supply, unit production cost, total revenue, yield value, and abnormal coefficient. Heat supply is measured in gigajoules. Unit production cost is measured in yuan per gigajoule. Total revenue and yield value are measured in yuan.
Constraints for Conversation Logging and Auditing
The characteristics of thermal industry market and yield data impose multiple constraints on the conversation logging and auditing process. Data sources include internal enterprise operational systems and transaction ledgers, which contain sensitive business information. Logs must fully retain call links, request parameters, and returned fields to ensure audit traceability and prevent tampering. Core data updated at fixed times each day requires logs to be archived by date, to support weekly and monthly compliance audits. The on-demand synchronization of temporary abnormal data requires logs to mark data synchronization trigger conditions and times, to quickly locate traceability nodes for abnormal broadcasts. The requirement for completeness of detailed fields such as station code and heat supply requires logs to verify the matching of returned fields, to avoid missing key information in broadcasts.
Configuration Settings
| Configuration Item | Recommended Value | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
LOG_RETENTION_DAYS | 90 days | Meets compliance retention periods for most financial audit scenarios, covering monthly and quarterly audit requirements |
LOG_FIELD_INCLUDE | ["request_id", "station_code", "query_time", "return_data"] | Covers core request identifiers, station information, timestamps, and returned content for thermal data, meeting audit traceability requirements |
AUDIT_AUTO_RUN_SCHEDULE | 0 0 * * * | Matches the fixed update schedule for thermal daily report data, automatically triggering audit validation for that day’s data |
LOG_EXPORT_SIZE_LIMIT | 1024 MB | Adapts to the upper limits of most enterprise internal file transfer and storage, preventing export failures |
ERROR_LOG_ALERT_THRESHOLD | 3 consecutive abnormal returns | Balances false alert rates and abnormal troubleshooting efficiency, enabling timely detection of broadcast abnormalities |
CONVERSATION_LOG_FILTER | Group by station_code | Adapts to the site-based classification of thermal data, facilitating targeted audits by station |
The parameter values provided on this page are common starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material format, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require individual analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.
Three Common Configuration Errors
- Symptom: The export button on the conversation log page is unclickable, but background log upload records show normal status. Cause: The
LOG_EXPORT_SIZE_LIMITconfiguration value is not set correctly, and front-end validation blocks the export operation. - Symptom: User historical thermal market query requests do not appear in audit logs. Cause:
station_codeis not added to theLOG_FIELD_INCLUDEconfiguration item, resulting in requests at the station dimension not being captured in logs. - Symptom: Scheduled audit tasks do not run, and compliance validation for that day’s thermal daily report broadcast is not completed. Cause: The cron expression format for
AUDIT_AUTO_RUN_SCHEDULEis incorrect, failing to match the preset daily update schedule.
How to Verify Successful Configuration
- Access the conversation log configuration interface, confirm that enabled log recording fields cover core requests and returned content.
- Initiate a test request for thermal market broadcast, check that logs fully retain request identifiers, station information, and returned data.
- Trigger a log export operation, confirm that the front-end button is clickable normally and the export process has no errors.
- View the scheduled audit task list, confirm that the task execution cycle matches the update schedule of thermal data.
Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.