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Network Analyst Vehicle Routing Problem

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02-16-2018 02:37 PM
DevinUnderwood2
Regular Contributor

I am having trouble in what this error exactly means. Do you know how I can get more returned error information when I Solve ?

Warning: Orders (Name = "Location 2929") location does not have a corresponding network element.  The network dataset needs to be rebuilt.
Error: Invalid input in the NA classes.

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DevinUnderwood2
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I should preface my current status as follows , I have updated the previous Network road data by adding road segments and moving many orders. I am using the same search tolerance and spatial reference as before when I successfully ran the solver.

I can now  successfully load as geometry, solve and generate a route when only using 2 order points (stops) which includes the Depot as departure and  destination . 

I can load multiple orders just not all 900 plus orders, not sure it is because certain areas of the road network may have errors.

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JaySandhu
Esri Regular Contributor

You can do a service area to check for connectivity issues. Create a service area layer, load your depot as the facility and set the service area layer properties to generate lines (instead of polygons), then set a large break value, say 120 minuutes and solve. Are all expected streets within the 120 minutes traveled by the service area?

Or you could also load all your orders as stops in the route layer and see if all can be reached.

Jay

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DevinUnderwood2
Regular Contributor

I followed your steps and created a Service Areas Layer and it solved with the large set minutes break value, I reached and went past all order locations.

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JaySandhu
Esri Regular Contributor

Are you able to route to all the stops?

And without looking at the data/layer, it is hard to say what is going on. I suggest that you call Esri Tech support so that we can follow up by getting your data and diagnosing it more. 

Jay Sandhu

DevinUnderwood2
Regular Contributor

Thanks,

I am able to load orders by route zones and get returned errors results, if any.

For example, one route zone only returned one error, "Network element not located"

I think I should be able to trouble using this method.

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DevinUnderwood2
Regular Contributor

I have finally identified the one road segment/edge that is creating the issue.

The network is built successfully but the edge is not visible for the problem road segment and when I attempt to make edits on the segment and rebuild, I get build error.

Essentially preventing me from fixing the segment.

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