Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

I routinely import using the method Mike suggested and I'm loading more than 20 million associations and it generally takes under two hours for that part. ... View more

One important thing, if you are using non-spatial connected content for units, then the terminal path should be set to None. ... View more

Can you provide a bit more detail?  For example, are you using partitioned or hierarchical?  Are you Transmission or Distribution?  If distribution, balanced or unbalanced?  500K features per subnetwork seems high.  Did you break conductor in to spans? ... View more

Many things could cause this.   First, are you using a Service or Database Connection? If a database connection, are you on the same subnetwork as the database?  If not, this may be the cause. If you are, then what database RDBMS is this? It could be a RDBMS resource issue, such as disk performance, memory constrains, etc. There have been many improvements to this process in more recent releases.  It could be this issues has been addressed in current software.  Not all of these changes can be back ported.  If you are using a database connection, you could try using a current ArcGIS Pro client to see if this resolves the issue. ... View more

Can I ask what the business purpose of this is?  If it is for a user to see what conductors are mounted on a pole?  Is it for some system to calculate pole load?   ... View more

In the Utility Network, using the Electric Foundation as a model, you would place a ElectricJunction feature, probably a MV Attachment Point on the line where each pole is located.  Then create an attachment association between the ElectricJunction you created and the StructureJunction Pole feature. Then when you select your pole, you will see everything it is attached to, even if multiple circuits.  If you want each wire associated to the pole, then you would need to create an Electric Junction feature placed on each wire.     ... View more

RDMBS replication for a UN would very difficult to configure.  I doubt it would be successful.  The Esri Solutions tool, Utility Data Management Support (UDMS) contains a tool named Export Reporting Data.  This tool will copy data from a UN to an Enterprise Geodatabase and create views with joins to the associations table so you can build views, for example from devices to structures.  These views can be setup one time and then you can execute Export Reporting Data daily replacing data in the target database without affecting the views.  Then you are able to run SQL type queries against non-versioned data (as the versions are not copied out).  The only drawback is that you cannot trace on this database. https://github.com/Esri/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools?tab=readme-ov-file https://esri.github.io/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/docs/3.5/ ... View more

Are you using a D_Configuration table to define what the resulting UN should contain? ... View more

You can also provide an extent to the Apply Asset Package to Geodatabase.  You will probably get some incomplete subnetworks.     ... View more

Did you happen to enable the topology, then add an asset type to the existing domain? ... View more

I would also like to know how this asset type was added to the UN?  What steps.   ... View more

If you are modeling a balanced system (outside of north america typically) you will need to start with the Expanded model.  We are releasing an essentials model for Balanced systems very soon.   ... View more

An attribute rule would be tough to get to work as an attribute rule runs on the service, not the client, so it would have no knowledge of what rows you have selected.   ... View more