Accuracy and Handling of errors Sample Clauses

Accuracy and Handling of errors. To ensure the accuracy of XML reports, the RS-RRM Platform validates against the ACER xsd schema with regard to mandatory fields, data types, restricted sets of data, etc. as well as other validation rules defined by ACER. XML reports are made available in the RS-RRM Platform after passing successfully the validation rules. In the event that a XML report has passed all validation rules within the RS-RRM platform but is nonetheless subsequently rejected by ACER, Market Participant after having ensured that the rejection was not due to the submission by its RRM, will then inform XXXXX providing the ACER receipt file in decrypted form. LAGIE will evaluate the reason of rejection and, if necessary, will make available a corrected file to the RS-RRM Platform, for downloading by the Market Participant, the latest by 12.00 (Local Time) of the working day following the day of receipt of Market Participants corresponding notice.
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Accuracy and Handling of errors. To ensure the accuracy of XML reports, the RS-RRM Platform validates against the ACER xsd schema with regard to mandatory fields, data types, restricted sets of data, etc. as well as other validation rules defined by ACER. XML reports are submitted to ACER and made available in the RS-RRM Platform after passing successfully the validation rules. In the event that a XML report has passed all validation rules within the RS-RRM platform but is nonetheless subsequently rejected by ACER, Market Participant shall be notified through the RS-RRM Platform of the rejection and the reasons thereof by the ACER receipt received. In case of rejection Market Participant must amend and resubmit the data.

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