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SERVIVE TERRITORY IS ADJUSTABLE?

RomuldKiobya

My client works in Tanzania, prove electrical service to entire the county. I used Tanzania country map to create service territory . After collect data at certain places we discovered that the resources like transformers, poles , and others were used with customers from neighbors countries who stay closer to Tanzania. is is it easy to adjust service territory to include those data

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Anonymous User

Hi Romuld,

You cannot expand the extent of an existing Utility Network.

The easiest process is to export the Utility Network to an Asset Package. In the Asset Package, expand or adjust the extent. Create a brand new EGDB, stage a new Utility Network and apply the asset package. Then republish your services. If you use the same name or overwrite your services, this should not affect any downstream maps.

Note: This will not bring any versioning information or history, so that information will be lost. You can find this and other Utility Network Technical FAQs here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/utility-network-technical-faq/ta-p/918609

I hope this helps!
-Jessica

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RobertKrisher

@RomuldKiobya when you export your asset package you can (and should!) choose to include the data from your database. Then after you've adjusted your service territory in the asset package you should apply the asset package to a new geodatabase.

RomuldKiobya

After export to asset package,..... and replace Tanzania map with East Africa map as service territory. I suppose to append again all data it means to start over again?

JesseCloutier

For reference and tracking: Post was by @JesGooch on 5/31/2023

Anonymous User

Hi Romuld,

You cannot expand the extent of an existing Utility Network.

Note: This will not bring any versioning information or history, so that information will be lost. You can find this and other Utility Network Technical FAQs here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/utility-network-technical-faq/ta-p/918609

I hope this helps!
-Jessica

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