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If there isn't already a vertex where the lines cross you may be able to use the Snap tool to snap the endpoints of those two lines together. It only requires a standard license and has the added benefit of not needing to delete any dangling lines.
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It is possible to force attribute rules to fire on other features when a feature is modified using the calculationRequired dictionary keyword. So you could create an attribute rule that fires whenever the shape on the polygon is modified (check to see if the shape is modified or use a triggering field if using 3.4 or later) or a new polygon is created.
This will work well for reasonable amount of edits. But if you're dealing with thousands of features being modified every time this happens it will likely be better for you to do something similar to your current workflow, except instead of deleting the attribute rule just disable/enable it.
If you're dealing with A LOT of features that need to be modified it'd be even faster to do the calculation using a spatial join to calculate the new values and identify any features that need to be updated (using a search/update cursor to push the new values).
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My specialty is with utility related workflows and in particular the utility network. I haven't experienced this before, but based on my knowledge of FME and that error message I can do a cold-reading of what may be happening.
It looks like you've made too many requests to the service in a short period of time. You should look at your workbench to determine why it is making large updates to the service more than once a second.
Please reach out to support if you need additional help.
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For any strange behavior you are seeing, log a case with support. They can look at the specific behavior you are seeing and get you attached to the corresponding bug or provide you with guidance on how to configure the system appropriately.
Every layer is a separate request to the feature service, so 10 layers will be slower than a single layer. Instead of creating separate layers for each of your asset groups, consider making a smaller number of layers for features with similar attribution or symbology (valves, customer equipment, etc).
Others have mentioned using Arcade to work around some of these issues as well. There is also a performance cost associated with Arcade, but if it's just being applied to a single feature in a pop-up its nothing to worry about. If you evaluate arcade expressions for 20 fields on several thousand rows, you'll notice it.
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When you publish the service do not symbolize using anything but the asset group. If you do that there are a known series of bugs that will cause things to not work. You must symbolize your feature service using the asset group and then do all additional symbology/configuration through your web map. You should author your web map using ArcGIS Pro and then share it as a web map to your portal. This is the best practice outlined in the article above: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-utility-network-blog/best-practices-for-working-with-utility-network/ba-p/1339979
Some widgets (like the trace widget and experience builder) currently do not support subtype group layers, but you can work around that pretty easily.
For web maps that can't use subtype group layers, you author a map in ArcGIS Pro that symbolizes features using multiple fields, using a regular feature layer, and publish that as a web map to be used with your web applications. Below is an example of the legend from a Map I published this way to support an experience builder app. I symbolized using asset group and asset type, but I just have easily included device status as well.
Remember that there are some apps that do support subtype group layer. For example, the Web Editor application (released at 11.3) does support subtype group layers. In the example below I have the same data with subtype group layer, but I'm symbolizing each valve based on its asset type, present position, and normal position (to identify any valves in an abnormal status).
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If you're trying to create many associations at the same time you should either handle this during migration by populating the C_Associations table using a relationship or using the Create Association Records tool to establish associations based on spatial proximity. If you are beyond the asset package, you can write a Python script to generate a CSV file you can import using the Import Associations tool.
Arcade was designed to work with small collections of features at a time, it does not effectively scale to thousands of features at a time.
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You can use the Import Symbology GP tool. If you are on ArcGIS Pro 3.3 or later you can use the copy > paste layer properties dialog to paste all the layer properties (including field visibility). If you are on ArcGIS Pro 3.4 you can choose to copy/paste individual properties as well.
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Once you have the feature service published, you can bring it into ArcGIS Pro using a subtype group layer (or individual layers if you want to) and apply symbology however you'd like.
In terms of creating/managing editing templates, those are driven by your symbology by default. I typically use ArcGIS Pro to author templates, and regardless of what your symbology is you'll want to ensure that each template sets both the asset group and asset type of the feature so snapping and validation works properly.
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Then that appears to be a bug, please log a case with support. I was able to make the error go away by removing all the other rules associated with the fiber subtype, but that doesn't seem appropriate.
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Right-click the relationship class between the structure junction class and the joint use table and set the relationship rules to meet your requirements. You will either need to configure explicit rules for all the subtype combinations, or remove all the rules.
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You can find an article explaining the best practices for publishing services/maps here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-utility-network-blog/best-practices-for-working-with-utility-network/ba-p/1339979
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Ah, two problems:
1 - That transformer doesn't have any distribution on its low side and isn't set up as a subnetwork controller. It belongs exclusively to the transmission system. Try using transformers that are set up as subnetwork controllers for the distribution tier, there are quite a few of those to choose from in the sample dataset.
2 - The tier you're looking for is the distribution tier, that's the standard radial distribution tier. If I do a trace using that tier and the criteria mentioned above, I get results (Example below is transformer {666C507B-3094-43C6-B284-C462D191ABA2}).
If I set the target tier to also be a lower tier in my network, it will also trace the distribution circuits downstream of this subnetwork.
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You can try dragging/dropping them or use the insert photos button. If that doesn't work, you can just type out answers to my questions.
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Which terminal have you selected on the device, what is your trace type and trace configuration, which specific feature (global id) are you using?
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