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Fehler beim Kopieren des Utility Network in die Enterprise-Geodatabase

MatteoMagnani_WT

Guten Morgen,

ich versuche, ein Utility Network von einer File-Geodatabase in eine Enterprise-Geodatabase zu kopieren, indem ich die Kopier-/Einfügemethode auf dem Feature-Dataset verwende, wie im Abschnitt „Kopieren des Utility Network und der Daten“ des Artikels „Konfigurieren einer Multiuser-Umgebung“ beschrieben. Allerdings erhalte ich die im Bild unten gezeigte Fehlermeldung.

Das Utility Network ist Version 7, ArcGIS Pro 3.7 und ArcGIS Enterprise ist Version 11.5.
Das UN enthält eine große Datenmenge (3,3 GB).

Vielen Dank im Voraus für jede Hilfe, die Sie geben können.

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MikeMillerGIS

If you try to copy on the Utility Network controller dataset, does it succeed. Can you share the model or parameters you are using to copy the data?

MatteoMagnani_WT

Hi Mike,

Thank you for your reply. I haven't tried copying just the UN controller yet, because right now I need to have the enterprise database reset. Even though the UN copy failed, it still copied over the domains. When attempting further tries, it now returns new errors related to the domains created during the first attempt, and these domains cannot be deleted from ArcGIS Pro.

Regarding the copy parameters, I simply copy/paste the UtilityNetwork feature dataset from the file geodatabase into the enterprise geodatabase, which already contains some datasets unrelated to the UN.

I'm attaching the UN schema (no data) in XML format, exported from the UN file geodatabase that was generated from the Solution's Asset Package, with some customization.

The enterprise geodatabase platform is Oracle.

schema.zip

MikeMillerGIS

Copying the Feature Dataset is valid if the target GDB does not have the Feature Dataset already. If this fails, tech support would be the be path to resolve the issue.

MatteoMagnani_WT

There is already a feature dataset in the enterprise GDB, but it is not named UtilityNetwork. Could this still cause problems? Is it better for the target database to be completely empty in order to use the copy/paste method? If it is not empty, would it be possible to use the Stage Utility Network + Apply Asset Package option instead?

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