Hi,
I'm trying to validate the network topology after an edit operation on the Communications Utility Network Foundation on an ArcGIS Enterprise. ArcGIS Pro complains about an index on the UN_2325_DIAGRAMS table:
Investigating through the RDBMS management tool, it looks like the index mentioned in the error message (S178_idx) doesn't exist:
Now I can't validate the network topology and clean the dirty areas and even worse is that I can't roll back to the previous state (unfortunately the edit was not on a separate version), which would lead me to redeploy the UN.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions about what could be wrong with this environment and how to proceed with cleaning the dirty areas?
Thanks
Environment:
ArcGIS Pro 3.1.3
ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1
Communications Utility Network Foundation 1.4 (deployed on SQL Server 2019)
Details:
After a batch update of the Measure Length attribute of some Assets (Strands/Fiber) in the Communications Edge Object table (originally the records had a null value in this attribute),
Steps to Reproduce:
1 - Update the Measure Length attribute for some records in the Communications Edge Object table;
2 - Visualize the Dirty Areas in the affected section of the network
3 - Execute the Validate Network Topology functionality.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Are you able to run the Add Spatial Index tool on this system table? It may not be listed in the database connection, but if you enter the path into the tool it should be able to run.
Hi @MarceloMarques ,
Thanks for the reply. I did check that for all of the UN "visible" feature classes (by visible I mean feature classes that are listed in the catalog). This specific table looks like something internal to UN, I think we don't have direct access through Pro to what's called "UN_2325_DIAGRAMS". Makes sense?
Please, open a ticket with Esri Technical Support to investigate this issue further. I could not find any related articles at support.esri.com that could assist to resolve the problem.
Are you able to run the Add Spatial Index tool on this system table? It may not be listed in the database connection, but if you enter the path into the tool it should be able to run.
Thank you so much for the directions @RobertKrisher,
I added the index through arcpy and after that topology was validated without any errors. I was a little concerned about adding the index to a UN "system" table but it looks like everything is working normally again. Appreciate your usual help.
Roberto
I am glad the workaround @RobertKrisher suggested worked. But how the spatial index got dropped from the UN Diagrams table. If you can find the steps to reproduce then it would be helpful to log an esri support case to investigate further. Thanks, : )
@rpepato_bizpoke Glad it was able to help you move forward. If you can reproduce the issue, or if you have a copy of the database where you can reproduce the issue, I encourage you to log an issue with support so we can determine what caused this and get it fixed.