Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

How long does it take to a FGDB or MGDB?  Have you tried the copy and paste from a local FGDB to your EGDB?   ... View more

There is no way to detect this in the attribute rule.  The only context you have is that it is an insert.  You might be able to kind of figure it out by looking at the attributes.   Such as you know you have a ID field, that is only populated on insert.  If a new record has this value, it was probably copy and pasted.  Just make sure the rule to set the value on insert is fired after this rule that evaluates if the feature was a new vs copy/paste. ... View more

We do list it as part of the tutorials that we added to the foundation solutions, for instance, here is the tutorial for electric - https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-solutions/11.5/reference/create-the-unbalanced-distribution-utility-network.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_13752E389A654F8D8FF32CC9E2C7AC69 ... View more

Assume this is services?  If you turn on debug logging, does the server log provide any additional details?   That trace configuration is not complete, you just listed Count.  What do you want to count?  I am guessing there is not a lot a validation on creating a trace configuration.  Best option is to make the trace and use the Trace to Trace Configuration tool.  That way you can ensure the trace is completely working.   ... View more

If you can send an asset package, we can look into it more.  I am not sure what is going on.  my email is mmiller@esri.com ... View more

A text field is required, because what is stored is the result of a trace with summaries.  The result of a summary is returned as a string, like @VenkataKondepati was mentioning.   To create a trace config with a summary(function-https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/3.3/tool-reference/utility-networks/trace.htm#GUID-C96D0B7D-9E41-460B-B45C-F3FDFDAFAB45), you need to run a trace, and fill out the summary details.  Then run Trace to Trace Config(http://esri.github.io/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/docs/3.5/Trace2Config.html) or use the Add Trace Configuration with and fill out the function section(https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/utility-networks/add-trace-configuration.htm#GUID-C96D0B7D-9E41-460B-B45C-F3FDFDAFAB45) ... View more

We only built and support the tools on the long term Utility Network releases(ArcGIS Pro 3.1/3.3/3.5).  There could be issues on ArcGIS Pro 3.4 since we do not test it.  Can you post the error message?   ... View more

It should be, they where first included in 3.4. Try here -    or here     ... View more

You can set up #1 using a templated AR - https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/template-attribute-rules.htm   For number #2, I would suggest using a database sequence(also in the templated rule), and not rely on querying for a pole, that could lead to a racing condition and duplicate ids. ... View more

Not sure what is going on, but calling Count and then First is bad for performance.  Just call First and if there is a result, do something, if not, exit/continue.   Any chance you could share a repo GDB, it is hard to trouble shoot what is going on. ... View more

Attribute Rules always get called in the database, regardless of client.  I would start by inspecting the Service Logs on Debug Mode. Also, how are you verifying the rule was not fired?  Did you refresh or requery the row? When a service edit is made and that edit affects other fields or other rows, it returns a ReturnEdit payload.  ArcGIS Pro knows about this payload and makes the appropriate updates to the affected features.  Some webapps may not honor this ReturnEdit payload, so if you AR edits other fields or other features, they are not refreshed and will be out of sync with the edits from the AR, so a manual refresh is required. ... View more