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This looks to be BUG-000152404. We are going to look at how we can relax the checks in the Asset Package tools so you can get the data exported to an asset package.
If you open a python command prompt and enter this, what does it say?
import untoolsd = untools.describe_un(PATH_TO_UN)d.database_owner
We really should make this conversation its own post.
Can you send me the XML? A Schema only version is fine. I am not sure what is going on. You do not need to disable topo. Actually when you transfer a UN via XML, the internal tables are not transferred, so it is being transferred disabled.
Is there anything in your target GDB or is it a fresh/clean copy of SQL?
Version 5
Maybe it's necessary to disable topology? I've never read that is mandatory.
Maybe lock problem?
Thanks for your interesting Mike...
Damiano
Hello everyone,
I am having difficulty transferring the UN contents from an Enterprise GDB to our own SQL Server.The Dataser copy and paste special into a new empty FGDB ends with this error
Import of an XML Document into FGDB makes this error,
and also into a SQL Server GDB
I'tried to Export Asset Package but...
"unoner" is a db user with sysadmin role...
Where I'm wrong?
Any suggestion is very appreciated. I'm using ArcGIS Pro 2.9.7.
I don't catch exactly the advatage to use a j-j association instead of an e-j one.
The connectors and connector groups allow you to move the association a fiber to another port on the equipment by changing the JJ associations. You could skip these and have the fiber connect with J-E association to the port if you wanted too.
Hi everyone,I need to have more information about connectors and connector group. What are the benefits of using connectors and connector group versus establishing connectivity rules directly between ports and strands by configuring the ports as subnetwork controllers (instead of the connector)?
There are cases where connectors exist and are used (es. with patch panel ports) and cases where connectors do not exist (es. in fusion splices).
What is the best way to model them?
Thanks!
It is not documented anywhere. It is a data migration moving from one model to another. If you do not need any of the new functions, there is no reason to move to the new model.
Sure, you can do that if you want.
Loc is just an attribute. Think when I build the base of these slides a long time ago, we had one field, but now there are multiple fields for location info.
Ok, now it's clear that Apply Asset Package isn't the right tool.
But, isn't clear for me this step "and map the classes and the C_ tables to the new Asset Package".
Where I can find documentation about this?
Many Thanks...
Hi Mike, scenario in your image is for 2 independent phisical switches.
My question is about 1 logical switch composed by different phisical switches connected togheter so that it behaves as a unique switch.
Interesting "Loc" used for Rack, what field you used for "Loc"? I don't have one...
Thanks
There are a few options, but you could have many switches in the same chassis, like this:
You will need to create a new utility network and then port your data into that new UN. You cannot apply the new asset package on top of your utility network. I suggest using Data Loading Tools. It is probably best to export your UN to an Asset Package and map the classes and the C_ tables to the new Asset Package.
Hello.
I've discovered a new release of Communications Utility Network Foundation, that support "Distribution Cable Components" as controller of Cable Tier Subnetwork.
In my previous Asset Package, "Distribution Cable Components" isn't supported, only "Regional Cable Components".
Now I want to adopt new Asset Package but not lost data of my current FGDB.
What's best way to do so?
I tried to run "Apply Asset Package" with this parameters:
-Asset Package is the new from Fundation.
-Input Utility Network is my current FGDB
This is resulting error:
ArcGIS Pro 2.9.1.32739untools 2.9.3Executing from ArcGIS Pro, 0 map(s), activeMap = FalseParallel processing enabled: 6Asset Package schema version: 2.9Removed whitespace from the following geodatabase items:Field/AliasName: 'DWG_File'Staging directory -- C:\DATI\Utility Network\ESRI SOLUTION TELCO 2022\___xyz\AP_WorkspaceThe asset package has the following errors (9/9):Item Field OID Value Message Level0 Asset_Type_Structure_Junction_Communications_Pole None None 323|Pole with Riser Domain code|description must be 582|Pole with Riser error1 Asset_Type_Structure_Junction_Wire_Vault_Access None None 161|Manhole Cover Domain code|description must be 161|Manhole error2 Communications_Strand_Status None None 0|Damaged Domain code|description must be 0|Unknown error3 Lifecycle_Status None None 0|Out of Service Domain code|description must be 256|Unknown error4 Lifecycle_Status None None 2|In Service Domain code|description must be 8|Approved error5 Lifecycle_Status None None 4|Planned Removal Domain code|description must be 4|Under Construction error6 Workspace Domain None None esriFieldTypeSmallInteger Existing Structure_Junction_Communications_Pole_Height field_type is 'esriFieldTypeDouble' error7 Workspace Domain None None esriFieldTypeSmallInteger Existing Wire_Pole_Height_Combined field_type is 'esriFieldTypeDouble' error8 Workspace Domain None None esriFieldTypeSmallInteger Existing Wire_Structure_Junction_Support_Pole_Height field_type is 'esriFieldTypeDouble' errorFailed to execute (AssetPackageToUtilityNetwork).
Thank a lot...
we are implementing Communications Utility Network Foundation for an Airport.
We must model one logical switch, composed by 4 phisical switch (each with 4 ports in and 48 out) connected together.
I ask for best practice between:
In your opinion what is the recommended scenario?
Hello Patrick,
Any chance these are available as a .style rather than a .stylx? We're Using ArcFM and will be on Desktop for some time.
Thanks! That worked.
Hi Omar,
The reason why we will see this in Utility Network and the data model is that the current cable is being contained and also containing other objects.
So here are a few steps for us to ensure we clean up the additional features and association before we can execute the deletion. These are the Out-Of-The-Box steps to remove these features, so we are looking for future enhancements or partner solutions to make this more friendly.
Hopefully, these tips are helpful.
Hey,
I noticed in the new 2021-04 v1.1 early preview release, when creating a fiber cable between 2 splice enclosures that whenever I try to delete a created cable the following error message is shown
Is there something that I am missing here? I tried removing associated non spatial objects manually on both end until I reached a similar error on the Connector Group / Fiber communication junction objects at both ends.
Thank you @Anonymous User for clarification!
Hi Vladimir,
Reporting is a great and important feature that you have mentioned. Even though it is not on the near-term roadmap, I will keep a note for it to see what we can do.
In the meantime, users are encouraged to build their own reports and leverage other Esri tools such as ArcGIS Dashboards to show the executive view of the network element summary.
Hello,
do you plan to add to the solution an asset report tool or a report template for ArcGIS PRO report?
Thank you,
Vladimir
Hi Derek,
As we are having more conversation on this topic. I would like to clarify and correct myself on the "Error Layers". The Error layers are not a group layer, but a special composite layer.
To add them to your map, please follow the step here:
Go to the "Service Territory" Layer, and select "Add Error Layers".
Once again, I apologize for the confusion, and please let us know if there were any other questions.
Bests,
Junjie
I am excited that you have started exploring the updates in the model, and we have noticed the missing link you mentioned in your post, we have logged the issue and will provide a future fix on the error.
And you are correct about those three layers that are pointed towards three feature class in the database as below. The group "Error Layers" is more of a Wrap around those three layers, so no dedicated feature group towards it.
You can simply grab those four single Error Layers and form a group layer again.
Again, sorry about the inconvenience and I really appreciate your post and findings, it only gets better from here.
Hi, thanks very much for releasing this as a fully-contained project!
It really does help us get up and running.
I have a rather embarrassing question to ask, but I would really like to know ...
In the new 2021-04 v1.1 early preview release, in the "Communications Network Editor" map (in the Comm. Data Management project) there's a layer called "Error Layers" with a broken data source link. I think I know how to fix a broken data source but this doesn't appear to be the usual type ...
I'd like to fix it but I don't really know how ... This "Error Layers" seems like a group layer, but it's got this data source ..
Any suggestions?
(I've attached two screenshots)
Many thanks,
Derek
Version 1.1 - April 2021 Early Preview is now available. To learn more about this early preview and what's coming in the next release, check out this video: https://community.esri.com/t5/telecommunications-videos/telecom-gis-in-five-minutes-video-series-episode-003/m-p/1044526#M10
Today, the Communications Data Management for ArcGIS Enterprise solution is released. This solution provides the data model and framework for modeling telecom networks in the utility network. Learn more.
Esri Telecom: Communications Data Management Solutions
Hi Joe, thank you for following the exciting development of the UN for telecommunications. To include all the new features and take advantage of some of the latest ArcGIS Pro development, our team has postponed the release date for the model. Currently, we are aiming at around the early-mid November timeframe.
And we will keep our user community posted on any updates.
Thank you.
Hey Patrick! I was thinking at the UC you gave a timeline final release of the Tools in September. Can you provide this string an update on this? Thanks in advance!
Hi there! I just need the symbology for ArcMap 10.7.1. Is there anyway you can convert the .stylx into a .style for us? Thanks.
Hi Ronny,
You are right.
In this second Early Preview, we do have basic physical network elements (as you said it is a network inventory) for Coax and Copper networks such as fiber-to-coax/copper converter ports; coax/copper cables, etc. Speaking of the power and signal calculation during the design and planning phase would be what we categorize as the Logical Network Elements.
We are developing this data model to serve as a framework for our users and partners, who will take this foundation and customize it with additional logical components. For right now, we don't have a near plan to add those components yet, but we will keep our user community updated.
Thanks a lot! And let us know if there were any other questions.
Junjie Ma
What’s New in the July 2020 Early Preview:
Does the coax network foundation which is in development include interactive design capabilities? I mean, when I design a coax network can I do on-the-fly calculations on a set of frequencies (taking the loss / gain of the cables, line-equilizers, amplifiers, .... into account)? Or is it "just" an inventory?
Stephanie Finamore ArcGIS Utility Network Management only works with ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro. This new Comms Network Foundation data model was built on the utility network. A previous communications data model exists for the geometric network, which is ArcMap friendly, but all new development is going into this new model and the utility network.
Hey Joe Kilzer, the latest (early preview) is attached as a Zip file to this thread. If contains a fGDB utility network which you can export to asset package. Also, at Pro 2.5 you can work with the utility network in a geodatabase for testing.
Can someone post a link where we can download the asset package for the Telco Utility Network?
I am very excited about this new utility package, but we run ArcMap 10.6, and cannot access the mapx. Are there any plans to create a version for us non-Arc GIS Pro users? Thank you in advance!!!
Thank you Mike.
You can export the File Geodatabase Utility Network to asset package.
Hi Patrick:
When will we have an Asset Package available?
What’s New in the April 2020 Early Preview:
See whats new in action: Video Link : 6140
Highlighted a connected trace in the Utility Network at the 2019 Esri GeoConX leveraging the early release of the fiber asset package. Watch the video here: Patrick Huls on LinkedIn: "Lots of great conversations at Esri GeoConX around fiber planning & management with the ArcGI…
Is there any documentation on which versions of Enterprise, Pro, and Asset Packages play well with each other? Any dependencies etc. For example can the early preview of the fiber package work on 10.6 and Pro 2.4
New blog outlining options for network management in ArcGIS: https://community.esri.com/community/telecommunications/blog/2019/08/05/network-transformation-a-strategic-investment-in-new-capabilities
Early preview of the fiber data model asset package and telecom symbology set has been attached to this thread for download and feedback. Please note this is an early preview and for comments and feedback contact please reply to this thread.
Is the new release of Utility Network available and able to support Telecommunications network infrastructure yet?
If not, what is the ETA for this to happen?
New FAQ doc for the utility network: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-13144-utility-network-technical-faq
Are there any details about copper vs fiber with this new network? Although new copper construction is almost nonexistent for us, we do have a substantial amount of both copper and fiber in our network. We model copper the best we can with the current fiber model, but there are limitations. Will the new data model be fiber-centric or will it be more flexible?
Please share a link if this discussion has already been had.
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Hi supportUPN I would love to connect with you to understand your needs. Please reach out to me, ghunt@esri.com
Hi abhijeet-- We are working on defining the data model for the telecom solution. Please reach out to me directly, ghunt@esri.com so we can discuss your need and questions.
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Would strands still be represented by logical tables in UN going forward?
My requirement feedback would be to ensure that it aligns with the old Telecom data model and provides tools that align to at the least the old Telecom tools. We have built our tools and schema around this. Thank you!
With the release of ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6 and ArcGIS Pro 2.1, the Utility Network Management extension is offered as a comprehensive solution to managing utility and telecom networks (telecom model not available with first release). Core tools within the Utility Network Toolbox can be used to create and configure the utility network. For automation purposes, the Utility Network Package Tools from the ArcGIS solutions team are available with asset packages for electric, gas, and water domains. Learn More: https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2018/01/23/vision-and-overview-of-the-utility-network/
The Utility Network Management Extension has been release at 10.6!
ArcGIS Utility Network Management | Location-Based Asset Management
This initial release will support electric, water, and gas. We are currently scoping out the requirements for the Telecom Network. If you have requirements for managing your fiber networks, please let us know here.
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