Hi everyone,
I am implementing an environment based on ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 and an Oracle. enterprise GDB I created a Utility Network that works fine, but I have not the same luck with Trace Networks.
I converted them from Geometry Networks without issues and then I published them in our Portal without errors or warnings.
But when I try to edit the feature service in ArcGIS Pro, the magic happens: when I create a feature, two feature with coincident geometries are created. The two features have different and not consequent OBJECTID but same attributes (GLOBALID included) and a single row in table (but if I select them, below the table ArcGIS Pro says "2 of ... selected").
If a point is created, you can delete the "phantom" -apparently- without consequences.
If a line is created, you can delete the "phantom", but the remaining feature cannot be modified. If you modify the geometry of one of the two lines, you can see that the network sees them as connected.
Anyway, ArcGIS Pro does not report any error. The ArcGIS Server logs also do not report any error or warning, so I don't know where to look.
Based on my tests I can say that:
- The anomaly appears to be related to Trace Network services. If you publish the same data without the Trace Network layer, you can edit them correctly
- Other layers in the Trace Network service that do not partecipate in the network are also affected
- Editing works fine in the Map Viewer embedded in Portal, probably because it ignores the Trace Network
- Everything works fine publishing the Trace Network service from a File GDB
- I also tried with the simplest possible Trace Network, without success
So, it seems that it's something related to the interaction between Trace Network services and Enterprise GDB (Oracle, maybe?), but I can't say anything more.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Marco
