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samshrma998
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I have an UN data prepared in a FGDB which I need to push to the Enterprise geodatabase. 

I was wondering if Apply asset package can be used to perform this operation and what consideration should be taken care of.

One thing I have made sure is the schema of the FGDB and my enterprise geodatabase is 100% matching.

Additionally, the help page for apply asset package tool have mention till ArcGIS pro 3.3 only. Assuming it is not planned to be deprecated in near future for latest version.

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MikeMillerGIS
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Apply data to a build UN/GDB will be a slow process. Each edit is an insert, which will trigger dirty area management as well as attribute rules.

Take a look at the Transfer Utility Network Data tool - https://esri.github.io/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/docs/3.5/TransferUtilityNetworkData.htm...

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MikeMillerGIS
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To move from a FGDB to a EGDB, I would use Copy and Paste.  

Can the Asset Package tools achieve the same end result, yes, but you have to export to Asset Package and then reapply to the EGDB

That chart just shows the min version of ArcGIS Pro for the UN version.  The asset package tools are supported with the current and previous version of ArcGIS Pro.

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samshrma998
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Thanks for information on chart help page shows.

Regarding the UN data, Sorry I forgot to mention that this data is incremental data in FGDB. I already have enterprise geodatabase setup using same (copy/paste) method with data. Incremental data is of different geographic location then that exists in enterprise, so no chance of conflicting edits.

Solution we are looking to push this incremental data is by applying exported asset package from this FGDB to the existing enterprise geodatabase and does it have potential to cause any issues or considerations.

Again, I am sure that my FGDB follows exactly same schema as my enterprise geodatabase.

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MikeMillerGIS
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Apply data to a build UN/GDB will be a slow process. Each edit is an insert, which will trigger dirty area management as well as attribute rules.

Take a look at the Transfer Utility Network Data tool - https://esri.github.io/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/docs/3.5/TransferUtilityNetworkData.htm...

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VeerSingh2
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which ArcGIS pro version is having tool. i can not not see in 3.5

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MikeMillerGIS
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You can download the tools from here - https://esri.github.io/Utility-Data-Management-Support-Tools/

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samshrma998
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Thanks Mike for pointing to this tool.

We tested this and it works well for incremental data while taking
subnetwork controllers, associations etc.

Will be testing this a bit deeper for few scenarios particularly to
evaluate any impact of attribute rules.
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