Hello. I have been working my way through the Stormwater Utility Network Foundation v1.4 in setting up the test utility network. We deployed the solution, etc. a while ago. I am now following the Sanitary Sewer UN Foundation workflows, in particular the Data Migration Tutorial (found online), for the Stormwater foundation, as another post.
Today, I noticed several maps in the Pro project had broken data source connections. Stormwater Data Audit, Network Editor, and Utility Network maps source the Stormwater_UtilityNetwork.geodatabase, and appear fine (there are no (!) in the maps' ToCs). The Stormwater Network Viewer map is sourcing a fake inaccessible service (as per the Tasks information) so that is explained. However, the Stormwater Simple Network map is sourcing the Stormwater_UtilityNetwork.gdb. At one time, I saw this (at least I think I did) *.gdb in the Pro Catalog listed right above the *.geodatabase (I think in the Folders...Databases....folder). Now it appears this *.gdb has vanished. I did not delete it. The current data source path is shown as: C:\temp\1_33Cert\Storm_Sol\Databases\Stormwater_UtilityNetwork.gdb. The .gdb is not found at this location.
I did a search for Stormwater_Utility_Network.gdb and found a similar named one, stormwater_utilitynetwork.gdb (all lower case text), in my C:\Users\me\OneDrive - agency\Documents\ArcGIS\Packages. I believe this .gdb is part of one of the learn.gis.com UN foundation tutorials. I have deleted this tutorial folder in the past to reset and retake the tutorial. I don't see how the two can be related, and if deleting the tutorial folder deleted the .gdb in question.
Can I simply repoint the Stormwater Simple Network map layers to the Stormwater_UtilityNetwork.geodatabase to restore the data source connections?
Regards, Jay
