Latest Contributions by JohnAlsup

if you are in the asset package, it is best to use the D_Rename options as opposed to manually renaming anything.  Using D_Rename, you can change the name in one place, manually renaming objects may require changing hundreds of records in the asset package definitions.  ... View more

You will have to do a data migration as the utility network has a more fixed schema.  Also, attributes may be need to be stored differently depending on their use, like as network attributes.  I would suggest evaluating the Esri Communications Foundation and data model as a first step.  https://arcg.is/9Ljv8 ... View more

do you have any subnetwork summaries configured for this tier? ... View more

you should be able to find information here on how to access the logs.  But, you will need administrative access to the service.   ... View more

that is typically an error returned when our software can't determine the underly cause.  The log from the service (verbose mode) should provide more detail. ... View more

you could only accomplish this with having the line be a container and having content that is unique to each subnetwork.   ... View more

If you never change any rules or terminal configuration or association rules or network attributes or network categories, then you probably would never see some of the errors I am referring to.  These are errors in the network properties that arise due to changes in the network properties. For example, I have a device with a two terminal configuration.  Now, I change that device to use a single terminal configuration, but I did not change all connectivity rules.  So, when I export those rules, I won't be able to import them as some of them will be invalid.     ... View more

Copy & Paste and XML Import will bring over any errors that exist in things like rules, roles, etc.  Apply Asset Package will catch those in Apply and prevent them from being introduced in to your new utility network ... View more

Hierachical won't help you here.  You will have to make this two seperate lines. ... View more

A service territory class can contain multiple polygons.   Changing the extents of the service territory class after creating the utility network is not supported. You should make your service territory class extent large enough to cover all your current and future service territory before creating the UN.     ... View more

There is no way to stop at a vertex count or similar.   What is at the X?  Is this just where two lines of the same asset group and asset type intersect or is there some junction or device there? ... View more