outage_snapshots

2 rows where outage = 785601

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id ▼ outage snapshot lastUpdateTime currentEtor autoEtor estCustAffected hazardFlag latitude longitude regionName cause crewCurrentStatus
1581295224:785601 785601 785601 2020-02-09 16:40:24-08:00 11523 February 10, 2020 - 00:33:28 UTC     1 1 37.67943 -121.2745 Tracy 38 Unknown - PG&E will be assessing the cause. 1 PG&E has assigned a crew to assess the outage. 1
1581295818:785601 785601 785601 2020-02-09 16:50:18-08:00 11524 February 10, 2020 - 00:33:28 UTC     1 1 37.67943 -121.2745 Tracy 38 Unknown - PG&E will be assessing the cause. 1 PG&E has assigned a crew to assess the outage. 1

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CREATE TABLE [outage_snapshots] (
   [id] TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
   [outage] INTEGER REFERENCES [outages]([id]),
   [snapshot] INTEGER REFERENCES [snapshots]([id]),
   [lastUpdateTime] INTEGER,
   [currentEtor] INTEGER,
   [autoEtor] INTEGER,
   [estCustAffected] INTEGER,
   [hazardFlag] INTEGER,
   [latitude] TEXT,
   [longitude] TEXT,
   [regionName] INTEGER REFERENCES [regionName]([id]),
   [cause] INTEGER REFERENCES [cause]([id]),
   [crewCurrentStatus] INTEGER REFERENCES [crewCurrentStatus]([id])
);
CREATE INDEX [idx_outage_snapshots_outage]
    ON [outage_snapshots] ([outage]);