Latest Contributions by JonDeRose

@MichaelAdornetto1 If your utility network is not already a UNv7 and you are trying to run Upgrade Dataset from Pro 3.3.x/Enterprise 11.3 please create a case with Support so that we can look into this further. ... View more

@abderhman97 The Telecom Domain Network for ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Beta is now available on the Early Adopter Community here. ... View more

@AndreLoerch  The active portal user account as the owner of the dataset in portal and is based on the active portal user when the dataset is created. This owner allows you to restrict access for administrative tasks to be performed on on the dataset.   If the account used for your portal dataset owner has the potential to change it would be a good practice to create a headless user that your team would use for this purpose.  As you noted in your solution above, we allow you to change this portal trace network owner assignment easily using the Update Portal Dataset Owner GP tool as long as you can connect to the dataset using the trace network dataset owner account. Thank you for pointing out the issue with the documentation.  I will work with our team to make updates to this topic in a future release. Jon ... View more

You mention elevation features; however, based on the description it sounds like you are looking for guidance on setting up display filters to display different features and/or labels at different scales. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/display-layers-at-certain-scales.htm Depending upon what you are looking to achieve, Containment Associations can also be used to control the level of detail shown in the map.   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/utility-network/association-visibility.htm Does this align with what you are trying to achieve?     Jon ... View more

Good afternoon Ben,   Single-user deployments in either a file or mobile geodatabase provide access to the same analytic capabilities of the utility network; however, these cannot be published to create a utility network service.  The publishing and consuming services topic touches upon this.  While it does not explicitly state that utility networks in file and mobile geodatabases cannot be published, it does communicate that "map layers must be from a database connection established as the database utility network owner, and that all network layers must be registered as branch versioned", both of which are only possible when the data source is an enterprise geodatabase.  While you cannot publish the UN in the file geodatabase, you can still configure and test your network in the file geodatabase and copy the UN into an enterprise geodatabase for publishing once you feel comfortable with it.   Hope that helps, Jon ... View more

Good evening Alex, I am not clear on what the end goal of these traces are so cannot comment on alternatives but... for the first example, we cannot evaluate network attributes across two separate classes in this way.  Because the values associated with the network attributes are not present on both feature classes, the expression will never evaluate as true and stop the trace.  The second example you show using the value of "h_l = 214" applies a simple condition barrier that stops the trace once satisfied at the highlighted line (as well as the line south of the junction) .  The highlighted line is excluded from the trace because it satisfies the barrier condition and the Include Barrier Features parameter is unchecked.  Checking that box should return the expected result:   ... View more

This capability was added in ArcGIS Pro 2.9.  Here is the text from the What's new in ArcGIS Pro 2.9: You can migrate utility network datasets between geodatabases for staging and testing using Copy and Paste tools and the Export XML Workspace Document and Import XML Workspace Document geoprocessing tools. ... View more