Is it possible to add asset types after migrating data and publishing to an enterprise geodatabase?
For example, if I wanted to add an asset type for structure line, electric low voltage conduit- can this be done post-migration?
Is it best practice to not add asset types at all?
Thank you.
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Yes, you can add new asset types after deploying a utility network, but you must disable the network topology. This is convenient because you'll also need to disable the network topology to make other configuration changes like adding rules, adding the asset type to any subnetwork definitions, etc.
I recommend you check out the configuration changes section of the utility network management tasks for the full list of what you can and can't do (and when). Pay special attention to tasks that aren't allowed or "must be performed prior to the network topology being enabled for the first time".
I would also pay attention to the codes you would use for asset types and where possible do not use an existing asset type code that has a different description. Yes, Asset Type codes are specific to each asset group, but when viewing the data in a non-subtype group layer it can get a little confusing to the user.
Hi @mshanaghan
Yes. Below is a workflow that should help add Asset Types to the existing Enterprise UN:
I hope this helps!
-Cash
Yes, you can add new asset types after deploying a utility network, but you must disable the network topology. This is convenient because you'll also need to disable the network topology to make other configuration changes like adding rules, adding the asset type to any subnetwork definitions, etc.
I recommend you check out the configuration changes section of the utility network management tasks for the full list of what you can and can't do (and when). Pay special attention to tasks that aren't allowed or "must be performed prior to the network topology being enabled for the first time".
I would also pay attention to the codes you would use for asset types and where possible do not use an existing asset type code that has a different description. Yes, Asset Type codes are specific to each asset group, but when viewing the data in a non-subtype group layer it can get a little confusing to the user.
Hi @mshanaghan
Yes. Below is a workflow that should help add Asset Types to the existing Enterprise UN:
I hope this helps!
-Cash
This is awesome. Thank you!