I wrote this script in attempt to reduce the NAN routes on gapped local roads for our RH implementation.
pydev106/CalibrateRouteParts.py at master · KDOTGIS/pydev106 · GitHub
It basically end dates about 100,000 calibration points and appends about 140,000 new ones.
I ran it on my desktop version 10.6.1 ArcGIS to the default version in an edit session, its a SQL Server versioned geodatabase. Processing began when I saved edits...a few days ago. The delta tables are counts of D-~100K and A~260K and it has been processing for days. There are probably about 70,000 miles / 45,000 routes being recalibrated, the response from ArcGIS desktop switches between "timeslicing and recalibrating routes" and "updating events", there are no events to update right now in this database, just networks. Was this a bad idea?
