Latest Contributions by RobertKrisher

‎10-07-2025

I just downloaded the sample data from the lesson and verified that the included map does include the bookmark from the tutorial: The location pictured in the lesson is in the northwest corner of the service territory at 1,028,097.13E 1,867,343.62N ftUS

‎10-07-2025

Are there any other errors or unvalidated edits on the feature?

‎10-07-2025

I'm a little confused at what you're asking for. Are you having issues finding the bookmark called "Definition Query" or are you looking for help with finding the properties page that allows you to configure definition queries for a layer? You can access configure the definition queries using the following steps: Select the subtype group layer in the table of contents. Right-click the subtype group layer Select Properties Select the Definition Query page in the dialog

‎10-06-2025

If you use the simple data mapping/create migration workspace process to get started, it will create the initial mappings, data model, and migration for you (including adding and mapping any fields from your Arc Hydro model). This would do most of the work for you, but you will still need to transpose the elevation values using the method you feel most comfortable with.

‎10-06-2025

There is no OOTB view for viewing branch versioned data, and you shouldn't be using a dynamic view. Make sure you read this branch versioning article and a description of the SQL to view branch versioned data to make sure the 'view' is correct. There's also this presentation about how the branch versioning and the SQL works. In terms of pruning. If you have outstanding versions that haven't been reconciled, or contain conflicts, the prune tool cannot prune those edits because they will cause inconsistencies for those historical moments. Learn more about this in the Prune branch history—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation page and the Branch history—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation page.

‎10-06-2025

It will be lost. So you will want to make a backup of it before unregistering the database as versioned (preferably a full database backup that includes any information from system tables/indices).

‎10-06-2025

The short answer is that when you unregister the data as versioned the only thing that is kept in the table is the contents of the default version of your geodatabase. All history and un-posted edits will be lost. In the case of traditional versioning this is the A and D tables, in the case branch versioning this is all the historical rows and rows in non-default versions in the business table. I'm assuming you're not asking about non-versioned archiving and a historical archive. Which type of versioning? By history do you mean a separate historical archive, or the history you get with something like branch versioning?

‎10-04-2025

The essentials data model is designed to be able to import configuration from the expanded model (using the tools outlined in this article). Depending on your needs, you may be able to just import the things you need instead of needing to re-migrate your data. If you do need to migrate your data, you can either use the data loading tools directly or use the Create Simple Data Mapping / Create Migration Workspace tools to help set up the mappings for you.

‎10-03-2025

draw all the busbar as electric lines, and the switches/fuses are all modeled as electric devices. the switchgear/cabinet can be modeled as a point (electric assembly), polygon (structure boundary), or both. The switchgear would 'contain' all the devices and electric lines inside it, but not the conductors connected to it. In terms of how to handle the splices and JBARS, is there any reason why you couldn't continue to model it the way that its currently drawn? I have seen more complex representations of them, but in situations where you're already dealing with dense underground infrastructure it can become difficult to interpret. Especially when this information is viewed on a mobile device.

‎10-03-2025

I'm not aware of any custom tools built to do this, but it could be done with some Python. You would populate the upstream elevation of a pipe with the elevation of the point feature at the first/from vertex of the line, and the downstream elevation of a pipe with the elevation of the point feature at the last/to vertex of the line.

‎10-03-2025

You can always add fields to classes in the Utility Network Foundations to meet your needs. I'd recommend you do a prototype by using the Migration toolset/Wizard (released in ArcGIS Pro 3.5, tutorial here) to create a new utility network model based on your current schema. This process is only a few more steps than turning your data into a track network. From there, you can evaluate your workflows in a like-for-like model before deciding whether to translate all your data to a new schema (tutorial here). If you're going to be at IMGIS this year, there is a session about how to integrate a stormwater utility network (Foundation or custom) into the Arc Hydro tools.

‎09-26-2025

If you're using branch versioning, you can use the Differences method on the Version object to get all the differences. When the parent view is default, it's not enough to make a view looking at default. Instead, you must look at the ancestor moment of default that the child version references.

‎09-25-2025

The order of the from/to edges doesn't matter, so because you've added the rule to the UN using the GP tool it will fail when you attempt to create a duplicate rule using Python. If you add a new rule using Python it will work. Finally, if you have many rules you need to add you should consider creating a CSV defining all of them then using the Import rules tool to import them all at once.

‎09-25-2025

You can currently workaround this by using the Trace GP tool to output a JSON file.

‎09-24-2025

You can find the solutions for implementing a telecom utility network on the solutions page: Introduction to Communications Utility Network Foundation—ArcGIS Solutions | Documentation.

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Latest Contributions by RobertKrisher

Re: Where is the Definition Query tab in Configure filters for the subtype group layer

Re: Issue with Utility Network Topology Validation – Structure Junction Subtype Error

Re: Where is the Definition Query tab in Configure filters for the subtype group layer

Re: Migrating Arc Hydro data to Stormwater Utilities Network

Re: Prune Branch History not deleting records.

Re: Does historical data persist when unregistering and then re-registering a feature class?

Re: Does historical data persist when unregistering and then re-registering a feature class?

Re: Essentials to Expanded Model

Re: How to model structures and devices

Re: Migrating Arc Hydro data to Stormwater Utilities Network

Re: Migrating Arc Hydro data to Stormwater Utilities Network

Re: How to use Python to report version changes

Re: Connectivity Rules Questions

Re: Add the ability for Utility Network to allow the export of subnetwork when the subnetwork status is dirty

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