Hi
I have a question about downstream tracing across tiers. I have a mock up of a scenario that is causing me some grief and I wanted to see if this is by design or a bug?
3 Tiers in my Network - Sub transmission (33kV), High Voltage (11kV), Low Voltage (400V)
In the scenario below I have 4 subnetwork controllers as labelled.
LV Subnetwork Controller A is a 33kV to 400V transformer.
LV Subnetwork Controller B is a 11kV to 400V transformer.

I am going to attempt tracing downstream from the subnetwork controller
And for simplicity sake I have indicated 2 branches (A and B as shown above)
The subnetworks have been generated -

The problem -
Scenario 1: Downstream trace from the 33kV switch seems to works fine on Branch A but doesn't trace down to LV on Branch B.

Scenario 2: Now I will do the same trace while blocking branch A and it works and traces all the way down to LV Tier and end point.

The (possible) Reason for this -
Branch A has 2 "hops" - Subtransmission Tier -> LV Tier
Branch B has 3 "hops" - Subtransmission Tier -> High Voltage Tier -> Low Voltage Tier
In Scenario 1 (no barriers) it reaches the end point on branch A in 2 steps and stops but on branch B it has only traced HV Tier. I do not claim to know what's happening but these are just observations based on testing. Now I am unsure if this is by design or is a bug?
I would have expected setting the "Target Tier" in the geoprocessing tool would have managed to reach down to the LV level on both branches.
Any comments/help is appreciated here.
Thanks 🙂
@RobertKrisher @JohnAlsup @MikeMillerGIS