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What this is

The repeating production-interval rows of a completion packet: from-depth, to-depth, the bottomhole and lateral labels for multi-lateral wells, and the open-hole flag.

What you can do with it

Identify the completed interval per lateral, which matters for any horizontal well with more than one branch, and measure completed length.

Gotchas

The lateral label is how a multi-lateral completion distinguishes its branches. Ignoring it double-counts intervals for the same well.

Record layout

9 columns.

cmpl_production_interval_data 9 columns

# Column Type RRC name Meaning Lookup
1 tracking_no key join text The completion packet's RRC tracking number.
2 packet_id key join text Identifier of the completion packet this row belongs to.
3 parent_id key text Identifier of the G-1 or W-2 record this row hangs off.
4 row_no key text Sequence number of this row within its parent record. Part of the key.
5 from_depth text measured in ft Top of the producing interval, feet.
6 to_depth text measured in ft Bottom of the producing interval, feet.
7 bottom_hole_label text Bottomhole label, for wells with more than one bottomhole location.
8 lateral_label text Lateral label, for multi-lateral horizontal wells.
9 open_hole text Y when the interval is open hole rather than perforated.

What this joins to

The Railroad Commission never states these keys anywhere in the files. They are the reason the data is hard to use, so here they are with the exact columns on both sides.

Completion Production Intervals joins to Completion Information in Data Format on Tracking number and Packet ID — many rows here share a single row there.

the intervals it produces through

Repeating production-interval rows, including the lateral label that separates the branches of a multi-lateral well. Keyed on the packet's tracking number and packet id, which is the completion file's own hierarchy.

completion-information-data-format.tracking_no = completion-production-intervals.tracking_no AND completion-information-data-format.packet_id = completion-production-intervals.packet_id

Where this comes from

Published by
Texas Railroad Commission — the original page
Original format
Fixed-width Columns are byte ranges with no separators, described only in a scanned record layout.
Update cadence
Updated every night (Nightly, with the completion file.)
RRC download link
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Record layout manual
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