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Adding values in a Domain that is used in network attribute

MatheusSparapani

If I want to add new values in a domain that is used in a network attribute? For example, I want to add abcn in phasesnormal attribute.

Do this in a assetpackage isn't a problem for me, because I'll start the migration yet.

Which path can I follow for this?

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MikeMillerGIS

If the domain is not inline, should be no issue adding a new code, if the topology is disabled. I would suggest using code 8, as the phase domain is based on bits.

Do you use propagation? If so, only controllers can introduce bits, so ensure that the controller has the correct value with N.

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GIS_kiwi4

You can check it under the Network Properties -> Attributes and Assignments

MatheusSparapani

Hi Mike,

How can I see if the domain is inline? I'm using the Essentials Model for Electric.

MikeMillerGIS

If the domain is not inline, should be no issue adding a new code, if the topology is disabled. I would suggest using code 8, as the phase domain is based on bits.

Do you use propagation? If so, only controllers can introduce bits, so ensure that the controller has the correct value with N.

MatheusSparapani

But, has a difference to add a domain in a network attributte? or is the same process to add in a normal attributte?

GIS_kiwi4

@MatheusSparapani - Adding a domain is fairly simple and can be done during asset package stage or after deploying UN.
If you do it after the UN is live then you will need to stop services and add to the domain via a direct database connection.

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