Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

‎09-03-2024

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.

‎09-03-2024

Most electric utilities use one of two graphical representations of conductors, Single Line or Three Line. They do want to see circuits on a map and be able to locate pad mounted or pole mounted equipment. However, many electric utilities also want to track the details of each individual conductor. Either from an asset management perspective or they have mixed conductor types within the same circuit segment and multiple conductors per phase. This is important information for specific types of engineering studies. Edge Object or Junction Objects can be easily used to represent these individual conductors. Personally, I would use junction objects, as there significant unneeded overhead with using edge objects in this way. Trying to layout a complete circuit using non-spatial would be very challenging for a number of reasons.

‎08-27-2024

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

‎08-06-2024

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.

‎07-22-2024

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.

‎07-12-2024

This Slide deck contains information to help understand essential utility network concepts that we are used in the Solutions Electric Foundation model. This is the forth in our series of documents related to the Esri Electric Utility Network Foundation model. This slide deck focuses on modeling patterns supported by the Electric Foundation Solution and how they are used in Electric modeling.

‎07-06-2024

This Slide deck contains information to help understand essential utility network concepts that we are used in the Solutions Electric Foundation model. This is the third in our series of documents related to the Esri Electric Utility Network Foundation model. This slide deck focuses on Terminals and how they are used in Electric modeling.

‎07-02-2024

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.

‎06-03-2024

for the domain to be displayed correctly, the domain will need to be applied at the subtype. I'm guessing the table has subtypes and you are only assigning the domain at the root level, not the subtype level

‎05-21-2024

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.

‎05-20-2024

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.

‎05-20-2024

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

‎05-20-2024

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

‎05-20-2024

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.

‎05-20-2024

The associations created by this tool are simply added to the c_associations table in the asset package. You can look at this table before running the tool and get the largest objectid, then after running the tool, any objectid's larger than this value are new.

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Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

Re: How to use the "electric edge object" table

Re: How to use the "electric edge object" table

Re: Rebuild Network Topology VS Repair Network Topology

Re: Random appearances of "spatial index grid size is invalid" error?

Re: 002941: An expected Field was not found or could not be retrieved properly.

The Electric Utility Network Foundation Model - Modeling Patterns

The Electric Utility Network Foundation Model - Terminals

Re: Can I host water and sewer utility datasets in the same file geodatabase?

Re: Attribute table displays domain codes, not descriptions

Re: Error ArcGIS Pro 3.3 Terminal Connections Multiple UN Device Layers in Map

Re: When to create associations?

Re: When to create associations?

Re: When to create associations?

Re: When to create associations?

Re: When to create associations?

Re: Migrating Pole–Conductor Relationships to Stru...

Re: Migrating Pole–Conductor Relationships to Stru...

Re: Migrating UN from one geodatabase to another g...

Re: Subset of Data to UN

Re: Essentials to Expanded Model

Electric Generation and Transmission

European Utility Network Community (UNC)