Gas Utility Network Publishes as Feature Layer not Utility Network

[JMathai]

I have been wrangling with an upgrade from version 4 utility network to version 7 for electric and gas.  Leaving electric aside for now, I have successfully applied my asset package from version 4 to my new 11.3 enterprise gdb.  I publish and it says successful.  I can view my feature layer, but it is just that, as feature layer.  It doesn't appear to be recognizing it as a utility network.  When I go to my content on arcgis online and look at the url for the layer, the extension is featureServer (https://arcgisqa.gru.com/arcgis/rest/services/Gas_Utility_Network_Dev/FeatureServer)

This in addition to there doesn't seem to have most of the items available in the Utility Network Ribbon in arcpro when I add it to the map.

I have encountered so many problems with this and just have no idea how to proceed.

My steps:

Stage Utility Network in enterprise gdb...

Apply Asset Package to gdb with new utility network as target

Publish Web Layer (it kept telling me during this that "some layers or tables are not present" that are related so I added them manually.  I would think though if it was reading it properly, I would not need to do that.  

Any suggestions?

[VenkataKondepati]

Hi @JMathai,

Please follow the steps.

Delete the service.
Set your DB connection to Branch → pull the UN dataset into a fresh map → publish with Utility Network enabled in the Configuration tab.
If that option isn’t visible, your data is not Branch Versioned yet.
Don’t try to “fix” layers in the map.
Fix the data registration first.

Refer the documentation below:
Publish and consume services with a utility network—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

[JMathai]

ok, I do not have that option even though I made sure I was branch versioned and used a fresh map.  

[RobertKrisher · Accepted solution]

Disregard what @VenkataKondepati said about there being a utility network in the configuration tab. That is not a thing. I think he meant to tell you to enable the version management option (which you do have enabled).

In your statement you said you're going to ArcGIS Online, but I assume you meant to say ArcGIS Enterprise? You will add the data to your map using a feature service (this is discussed in the online help linked to above and the article I posted).

All of the items on the ribbon should be come enabled when a) there is a utility network in the map and b) you have the appropriate licenses applied to your named user.

[RobertKrisher]

Make sure the map you used to publish your feature service has the utility network in it, and you should review the list of missing tables and consider including those in your service as well. The steps are outlined in this article: Deploying a utility network to ArcGIS Enterprise

If you end up dropping/re-adding any layers make sure that edit the properties of each layer so the layer IDs on your updated service match your original serviec.