> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nexalis.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Data tables

## Data tables you will receive

When exploring Nexalis data, you will have access to two core standardized tables:

Nexalis uses lakehouse provider zero-copy sharing features to deliver these tables so all organizations operate on the same reality while avoiding unnecessary copy and storage costs for data recipients.

* **`nexalis_<org_name>_analog_Xminavg`** — Contains raw and standardized data, **aggregated in X-minute intervals**. Does not include discrete tags.
* **`nexalis_<org_name>_discrete`** — Contains raw and standardized **high‑frequency** data (per‑second). Includes discrete tags (e.g., booleans and enumerations for alarms and codes)

`nexalis_<org_name>_analog_Xminavg` is  used for standardized analog signals (for example 5‑minute average of active power), while `nexalis_<org_name>_discrete` carries discrete/event-oriented signals including enumerations and state values.

> These 2 tables provide a user-ready lakehouse layer: final, trusted tables designed for dashboards, analytics, downstream pipelines, and AI workloads.

> **std** means tables contain standardized columns for cross-vendor comparison and values are scaled to the data model units. Ask for the Nexalis reference data model for more details.

> Both tables contain raw and standardized fields, but differ in **frequency, aggregation and data type**.

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