If you have US well production with reservoir and economic analyses in PowerTools, you can import this data into Harmony Enterprise as long as you have access to these files:
- Access database file (.mdb) — this Microsoft database file must be from PowerTools 9.3 or later.
- cache folder (with .98c files) — each .98c file represents a single well's data.
| Note: | Decline analyses in PowerTools are imported with a maximum b value of five. In addition, imported files do not include economics or Field Direct data. |
To import from PowerTools:
1. Click the Import menu and select PowerTools.
Or, in the main toolbar, click the Import icon (
), and select PowerTools (
).
The PowerTools File Import dialog box opens.
2. Browse to your .mdb PowerTools file.
3. (Optional) Browse to the folder where your .98c cache files reside.
Note: If your cache files are stored elsewhere, you can import this data later via an Enerdeq update. Make sure that your .98c files match your .mdb file, so that the production data is synchronized.
4. Click the Import button.
If there are no .98c files that match the .mdb file, the .mdb file imports its data, and then a dialog box opens stating that none of the .98c files were imported.
| Note: | If you have missing static pressures in your PowerTools project (Access database file) or .98c file, your material balance is not brought over. |