Movings points in my geometric network to their absolute X,Y obtained through GPS (part 2)

[AdelaideZumwalt2]

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I have the same issue as TanMay and was able to use this script to move some points based on the new X,Y coordinates. Thanks! Unfortunately as soon as I created a geometric network I got an error:

line 17, in <module>

    for row in Cur:

RuntimeError: Unspecified error

Is there a way to get this script to work with a geometric network?

I also get this error when I try to run the script in ArcMap:

RuntimeError: The modified geometry must be a different geometry instance from the feature's original geometry (e.g., a copy or new instance). [class name = ServiceLocations, object id = 4]

Initial answer by: Neil Ayres

Without knowing the details it is difficult to say. Type of db?

Are you saying that the points are participating in a network?

You may have to wrap the update cursor loop in an editor session.

Message was edited by: Xander Bakker: Branched to new question.

[AdelaideZumwalt2]

I am using a file geodatabase and my points are participating in a geometric network. Esri provided this information:

34792 - The modified geometry must be a different geometry instance from the feature's original geom...

But I'm confused as to how to use the workaround. I need my lines to move with my points (as if I were using the "Move To" editing tool).

[ChrisZemp]

Did you ever figure this out? I am getting the same issue. Geometric network in a .sde database. 

[JoshPritt]

I'm getting the same error message in Schneider Electric ArcFM's Disconnect Tool in 10.6.1 if the SHAPE column is the first editable field in the list.  I would like to know what version of ArcGIS Desktop this specific check was added.  I don't think this check was in 10.2.1 because it works OK there, but it definitely is in 10.6.1.

The main idea is that you can't set the SHAPE column value = the same SHAPE column value.  You have to use IFeature.ShapeCopy to get a copy of the geometry or create a whole new geometry then set THAT into the feature's SHAPE column.