Latest Contributions by RobertKrisher

When this happens you should look at the locks in the database and see who else has a lock on that version. Read the Manage geodatabase locks topic in the online help to learn more. ... View more

The Path trace doesn't use subnetworks. This means that it shouldn't be used when subnetworks, propagation, or directional terminal configuration would affect the outcome of a trace. Its also designed to evaluate multiple paths and choose the most suitable path. If you evaluate each domain using that criteria you'll see that electric distribution networks are not suitable for the Path trace. The Path trace is useful for Telecom or other networks where you have a significant amount of indeterminate flow you need to evaluate (gas, water, electric transmission). ... View more

@angiexx1 Doing a Path trace is an electric network is not recommended because it will ignore the flow direction of terminals and your sources. Having said that, its probably not finding a path because either your max hops is too low or the features belong to different circuits (i.e. there is no traversable path between the two points). ... View more

@AnneYvonneBlin Do you have any ideas about what could be going wrong? ... View more

@DavidColey if it works in Pro and it works standalone then that's what matters from a bug perspective. I'm not familiar with how to configure IDLE and what could be causing issues there. ... View more

@DavidColey Ok, so now I have two more questions: does it run from inside ArcGIS Pro and does it run in the script you use for your nightly task? ... View more

A few more clarifying questions; 1. You said: "The validate is being called from a python script using the database owner account on the DEFAULT version". You're running the Validate Network Topology tool against a service right? So presumably you're running it as the Portal Dataset Owner account (DB Owner account implies you're running it using a SDE connection). 2. Are you using something in the UN Tools or UDMS in your validation script? Or were you just explaining why you had a cloned Conda environment, which appears to be the cause of the issue. ... View more

Definitely log a case with support, if there's aren't any other sessions validating default you shouldn't be seeing that error. It is interesting that you get the error with an ArcGIS Pro 3.7 client, but not an ArcGIS Pro 3.6 client. ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro each network diagram has its own set of layer definitions, which is essentially its own map. When you are creating a web map to view network diagrams in the web, you should ensure the web map you're using has a similar set of symbology and label expressions. You could try opening the network diagram in ArcGIS Pro, pointing the layers at the feature service for your network diagrams, fixing any issues with labeling/symbology, then publishing that as a web map used by your network diagram viewer app. Are you using a custom application to view the network diagrams in the web? ... View more

@DavidColey I'd start by logging a case with support since it may be a bug. If no one else is validating default on the server then you shouldn't see this error. How are you calling validate? Does validating manually via ArcGIS Pro or a geoprocessing tool work? Does this error happen immediately, or does it take a little while? Presumably this is in default, or is this in a named verion? ... View more

I don't see any append statement sin here. Is it possible you had the "Load Data" box unchecked?   ... View more