Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

First download the Electric Utility Network Expanded model from ArcGIS Soutions https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-solutions/overview After Unzip the file, open the file Electric Utility Network Expanded.aprx in ArcGIS Pro. In the Catalog pane, in the Databases folder, you will see File Geodatabase named ConfigurationForBalanced.gdb.  Open this Geodatabase and copy the two files, D_Configuration and D_Rename to the ElectricExpanded_AssetPackage.gdb. Next you can use the GP Tool Asset Package Configuration Report from the Utility Data Management Support toolbox, in the folder, Asset Package, to see result of picking the desired options contained the configuration. Once you are satisfied with your choices, you and use the GP tool, Apply Asset Package or Asset Package to Geodatabase, found in the Utility Network Package Tools toolbox, in the Asset Package folder.   ... View more

If you don't use junctionobjects, the system will not automatically set the subnetwork name (supporting subnetwork or supported subnetwork fields).  Also, information in related tables is not included in an export subnetwork.  To use a related class would require a custom tool to assembly the information in to the appropriate place in the json for feeding systems like ADMS or OMS. ... View more

Rebuild topology is typically used after some edits have been made, as this tool only looks are features within dirty areas.   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/utility-networks/rebuild-network-topology.htm   Repair looks at all features to detect any inconsistencies and it is not using an extent but the entire network topology. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/utility-networks/repair-network-topology.htm   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/utility-networks/repair-network-topology.htm ... View more

First, I would recommend that you create an issue with esri technical support.  If this is a bug, that will be the best way to address it. Next, I would suggest looking at the spatial indexes of each class that participates in the utility network.  If you have existing diagrams, I would also look at their spatial indexes.   ... View more

It sounds like you have removed a field used as a network attribute or in propagation.  Did you use the d_configure table to remove items? If not, that is how you should do it. ... View more

You should be able to use the Water and the Sewer domain networks in the same utility network.  You should use the same service area feature in both asset packages, that should eliminate the error you are seeing.  If you get additional errors, please include the detailed error message.  This will help understand what the problem is. ... View more

The best solution would be to used subtype group layers and only add each class to the map once.  I know you want to hide features based on some attribute, but think you could still accomplish that with subtype layers and multiple attributes for symbology. ... View more

No.  The creating the rules and creating the associations are two different things.   Rules are what can be associated with what and how it is associated.  Associations are what is associated with what. ... View more

That statement only applies for using the matrix tool with a utility network, not an asset package.   ... View more

Here is a link that might help with the matrix usage. ... View more

If you want to remove rules, I would the Export and Import Matrix tool in the Utility Network Data Management toolbox.  it would be easier to edit the spreadsheet used by these tools. ... View more