Latest Contributions by RichRuh

Siva, This looks like ArcObjects code designed for ArcMap.  ArcGIS Pro has a completely different API.  The documentation home page is here. --Rich ... View more

Here you go @FrancescoGiovinazzo  General Enterprise SDK Info Working with Utility Networks Code sample showing how to execute a trace using fine-grained topology --Rich ... View more

Hi Francesco! The unfortunate fact is that there is no easy way to do this. In the geometric network, pages of the network index were read into memory, and navigating from edge to junction was a fast operation. As the utility network is services-based, each of these hops would require a REST call; this would not perform at all. Here are my recommendations: * Investigate whether the tracing tools can be used to return a small number of features. For example, you could set up a function barrier using Count to stop after a certain amount of hops * Use the Trace geoprocessing tool (via the geoprocessing API) and ask to return connectivity information (we're planning to add this to the Pro SDK soon) * Write a Server Object Extension using the Enterprise SDK. The Enterprise SDK, which runs on the server, has full access to fine-grained topology We are investigating other ideas to provide fine-grained topology for a small section of the network, but these are not something that is currently available. I hope this helps answer the question (even if it is not the answer you were hoping for), --Rich ... View more

I don't know of any particular thing that would cause this error. Some troubleshooting tips- 1. Simplify the map to only one feature class to see if that works.  Re-add layers one at a time to see if you can find one causing a problem. 2. If you're skilled with fiddler, you could compare the `query` calls generated by the SDK vs. the calls that are sent to the service after changing the moment in the Pro UI.  (Passing the wrong moment?) Sorry I can't be of more help, --Rich ... View more

Jonathan, VersionManager.CreateHistoricalVersion is used to create a named historical version in an enterprise geodatabase. As you noted, that's not supported with feature services. To connect to an historical moment, create an HistoricalVersion object using VersionManager.GetHistoricalVersion(DateTime), then pass it to ChangeVersion as your code sample above already shows. I hope this helps, --Rich   ... View more

Since the utility network is primarily a services-based system, access to fine-grained topology is not available on the client, which includes the Pro SDK. If the existing analytics framework is not sufficient for your use cases, you can write a custom Server Object Extension using the Enterprise SDK.  This SDK, which runs on the server, provides IForwardStar-like capabilities. I hope this helps answer the question. --Rich ... View more

Antoine, I think you can do everything but the HAVING clause using the table statistics methods described here. --Rich ... View more

I can't speak for the rest of the Pro SDK, but on the geodatabase side, we have the following "big-ticket" issues that we're looking at: New field data types Core linear referencing Versioning conflicts Geodatabase sync Edit changes  ... View more

Unfortunately, there's not yet Pro SDK access to replica information (it's on the roadmap).  @gpnobbir do you know if this can be done with geoprocessing/Python? --Rich ... View more

Hi Helen, Sorry for the delayed response. The only assemblies that work outside of ArcGIS Pro are `ArcGIS.Core.dll` and `ArcGIS.CoreHost.dll`. You can only use ArcGIS.Desktop.Editing if you are building a Pro add-in. You can edit features using the geodatabase routines described here: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk/wiki/ProConcepts-Geodatabase#editing-in-stand-alone-mode I hope this helps, --Rich ... View more

Helen, The only supported assemblies in CoreHost applications are `ArcGIS.Core.dll` and `ArcGIS.CoreHost.dll`.  More detailed instructions for creating CoreHost applications can be found here. --Rich ... View more

Glad to hear it, Joe. Good luck figuring out the M issues. Take care, --Rich ... View more

Hi Joe, This should be a simple task, and I cannot see anything wrong with the code you have provided.  Do you have access to fiddler? Could you compare the REST request packet between this call and a call to validate generated in Pro (using a similar feature)?  In particular, are the extent coordinates similar?  The only thing I can think of is that the coordinates you are passing in are using a different spatial reference than the utility network... --Rich ... View more

Hi Cory, It was nice to see you in Palm Springs this year. There are no application or editor dependencies for using attribute rules.  They fire automatically whether you're using Pro, JavaScript, Native Maps SDK, or REST. They are fired automatically- no need to change your client code.  I hope this helps! --Rich ... View more

Thanks for the info. I want to add information about attribute rule schema to the Pro SDK at some point, but editing them would probably be farther out. This isn't an ideal solution, but both of these can be accomplished via Python: Schema: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/functions/attribute-rule-properties.htm Editing: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/an-overview-of-the-attribute-rules-toolset.htm I don't know about calling the Describe function (for schema information) from Pro, but the tools can be called directly from the Pro SDK using the geoprocessing API. --Rich ... View more