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The requirements you have listed are common requirements for utility data in an enterprise GIS, and are not impacted one way or the other by the ArcGIS Utility network. Take care when designing considering your options for solving these requirements. As an example, hydrant inspection/maintenance history (including pressure tests) are usually stored in a separate asset management system so that it remains even after the asset has been retired or abandoned. Because features in the GIS are often deleted when retired, or moved to separate layers when abandoned, you should consider how you will handle the history if you decide to implement a solution that does not include an asset management system. ... View more

@gis_KIWI4 that's a pretty typical approach. The place where I've seen customers (mostly North American) model their substation (Transformer to Distribution Feeder) as a subnetwork is when they want to use the GIS to feed the substation internals in their OMS/ADMS. ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.7/ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 is latest publicly available Network Management Release and not the release coming out later this year. But you may be referring to current as in the release of ArcGIS for the project you're currently on. ... View more

If you export the results of a trace using export subnetwork (or upstream/downstream trace) using ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 and ArcGIS Pro 3.7 you will see an "include flow direction" option that will let you know the orientation of each line in the network with respect to the flow calculated by the subnetwork controller. See more here: What's new for ArcGIS Utility Network with the 2026 Network Management Release ... View more

I look forward to seeing this presentation, it looks like it's part of the Sustainable Land Cover Management with ArcGIS presentation on Thursday morning. One way that you can deal with working in areas with limited or no connectivity is to allow crews to take the data offline. This allows crews to work on the data locally instead of relying on cellular connectivity. Crews can then synchronize their data when they are in an area with improved cellular connectivity, or ideally when they have wireless connectivity in an office. ... View more

Ok, having talked to a few people internally about this I see what's happening. The FeaturesPosted web hook doesn't trigger whenever a version is posted, instead is uses the schedule associated with the web hook to identify all the features that have been modified in default since the last time the web hook was run. This means that it can include edits from multiple versions being posted (or edits made directly against default). While this has its own important use cases, it is not what you're looking for, and it explains why we can't include the version name. Having a web hook that includes the version name would require us to create a new EventTrigger that fires every time a version is posted (which is why the naming of the existing trigger is unfortunate). The upside is that you would get the version name, the downside is that you wouldn't have a way to detect other changes made to default (i.e. direct edits). ... View more

If you download the Electric Utility Network Foundation you can see examples for everything you've asked about above. Are you focused more on an American style unbalanced network? or a European style balanced network? In an American style network you will have a power transformer that models the stepping down of voltage from transmission levels to distribution levels, this can be configured as a subnetwork controller for a distribution circuit within the substation. Each distribution circuit/feeder is controlled by a circuit breaker, and this is almost always set to be a subnetwork controller. Things are a little different for the European model, but before I dig into the details there (and point you to some other resources) I want to confirm which approach you're looking for. ... View more

@GISUser1619_Nguyen There is at least one bug associated with the partial clipping behavior, I recommend you reach out to support to see if it resolves the issue. ... View more

It sounds like there is a loop upstream of this manhole (in actuality there might be many loops).  You can use the shortest path trace to help you identify it. I recommend you copy your data out to a mobile geodatabase, upgrade it to v7, and test out the tracing with digitized direction. If you can get the digitized direction trace working, it will require significantly less data cleanup than trying to get all the terminals aligned to make consistent subnetworks. You can then use something like the Batch Trace tool or community sample to track your sewersheds. ... View more

@GISUser1619_Nguyen what you are seeing is a slightly different behavior than what is described in this issue, and it looks similar to a bug that we have a patch for. Please reach out to support with your environment information and steps to repro and they should be able to confirm whether this is the same bug. ... View more

If you haven't already, log an issue for this. Its either a bug or something that would be a good feature. Not including the version name in the on post message to the web hook seems like a good idea. ... View more

You can extend the data model in the utility network geodatabase to contain additional tables and relationships for maintenance records, etc. The features that were migrated into the utility network should not be in the new model, because they are now represented by the utility network features. ... View more

@angiexx1 in the screenshot above the symbology is using three fields (Asset group, status, operating status). Can you post a screenshot of the symbology on that layer in the map used to publish the service? ... View more

I think putting it in a utility network is a better plan, since this mean you can set up some basic subnetworks for each substation that represent what you need to extract into your OMS/ADMS. If you only care about the distribution side of each substation, set up the power transformer as a subnetwork controller and you're ready to start exporting substations (now all you need to do is transform them). ... View more

 This is not available in the ArcGIS Pro SDK, but please log an enhancement request for this as its something we have considered implementing at some point in the future.  However, you CAN already do this using the ArcGIS Enterprise SDK (IUtilityNetworkQuery2 Interface | ArcGIS Enterprise SDK | Esri Developer), the most common way of exposing this capability is through a SOE or SOI, in your case you would probably want to build an SOE for this. ... View more