Web Service Documentation / Categories / Meter Services / Add Individual Meter to Aggregated Meter
Updated on March 11, 2021
This web service adds an individual meter to be included in the total for the aggregate meter. The aggregate meter must already be shared with you and you must have write access.
23.0
POST
/meter/(meterId)/individual
Field Name | Value | Comments |
---|---|---|
Authorization | Basic credentials | |
Content-Type | application/xml |
Yes
Parameter Name | Description |
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meterId | Id to the meter |
Request/Response | Schema Name |
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Request | individual.xsd |
Response | response.xsd |
The following example adds an individual meter to be included in the total for the aggregate meter that has an id of 200.
POST /meter/200/individual<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <individualMeter> <customId>AE878XS</customId> <customIdName>Electric Meter</customIdName> <serviceAddress>111 Main St., Arlington, VA 22202</serviceAddress> <inUse>true</inUse> </individualMeter>
The following example adds an individual meter to be included in the total for the aggregate meter that has an id of 200 and is set to inactive.
POST /meter/200/individual<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <individualMeter> <customId>AE878XS</customId> <customIdName>Electric Meter</customIdName> <serviceAddress>111 Main St., Arlington, VA 22202</serviceAddress> <inUse>false</inUse> <inactiveDate>2018-01-25</inactiveDate> </individualMeter>
The following example indicates that the meter aggregation information was successfully created.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response status="Ok">
<id>432</id>
<links>
<link httpMethod="GET" link="/meter/individual/432" linkDescription="This is the GET url for this individual meter." hint="Electric Main Meter"/>
</links>
</response>