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Water Utility Reporting Toolbar - Profiling Tool

MerekStrand

I'm trying to use the Profiling Tool on the Water Utility Reporting Toolbar (although mine is called the Infrastructure Reporting Toolbar) for a section of my stormwater utility network. Since I am not currently using ESRI's Local Government Model I have configured the tool to work with my network.

The tool runs successfully - albeit with a few problems - on a section of pipe where I have no elevations included in my attribute data. I get a profile like this:

The main is shown at -10,000 ft. (obviously a problem) and my drywells are not visible, but at least the tool generates a result.

After I add elevation attribute data to my network (drywell rim and bottom elevations, main upstream/downstream inverts) the tool gives me the following error: Error in the ProfileGetRelatedSewerElevData Specified cast is not valid.

Can anyone help me determine what I'm doing wrong with my configuration? What is the "specified cast"? I need to show accurate elevations in my y-axis and I need my drywells to be visible. I have attached my configuration file if that helps. I am using ArcGIS 10.2.2.3552 for Desktop with an Advanced license.

Many thanks in advance!

Loaded_ProfileGraph.config.zip

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MitchHolley1

Yeah, it is! Hopefully, someone here and there can help. Sorry I can't!

MerekStrand

I found the new location of the Loaded.config file and updated it with my layer names. However, I'm still getting the same results as I outlined in the first post above.

Any idea what is meant by "Error in the ProfileGetRelatedSewerElevData Specified cast is not valid"?

MikeMillerGIS

The config file location probably changed since the version you were using. If you have the attribute assistant installed, there is a tool on its toolbar to show you the config file. Make sure to update it to match your layer names.

MerekStrand

Thanks, Mitch. I thought I would get more hits in the Local Government forum but it looks like Utilities is where I need to be. Hard to know where to point these questions sometimes!

MerekStrand

Thanks for your response, Michael.

I downloaded the latest version of the tools and ran the AddIn file. The tools were obviously updated but the Loaded.config file did not change. Now when I try to select my first point I get a window that says "A location was not found."

I've attached a small selection of the stormwater drywells and mains I'm working with, as well as a section of our DEM.

VancouverStorm.zip

MikeMillerGIS

Config looks correct. Can you try the latest version of the the tools? We renamed them a while ago and there could already be a fix for this issue if it was a bug in them. If the most recent tools do not work, could you send a small subset of the data to? mmiller@esri.com

MitchHolley1

See if the Utilities and Communications sub-space helps.

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