Latest Contributions by RobertKrisher

@NSimmons44 I recommend you log a support case on this. They will be able to help you with identifying any known issues and workarounds. ... View more

The temporary gdb is created in a temporary directory, but is cleaned up after running. To see where this is you can run this python code:  import tempfile tempfile.gettempdir() ... View more

@BryanMay531 I'm not sure actually, but my guess would be one of the fields that is using the EmptyStringtoNull method. Can you post the snippet for that method? I suspect it is returning something other than the Python representation of null (None). ... View more

The target field column in your data mapping sheet should be the literal field name (e.g. TargetField), the expression column should be a python expression to evaluate to your value (e.g. !SOURCEFIELD!). Check out this tutorial (https://learn.arcgis.com/en/projects/load-data-into-the-arcgis-utility-network/) for the basics of data mappings, along with a few more advanced scenarios like value lookups. ... View more

How many rows are returned when you run the GetCount geoprocessing tool (or when you open the attribute table)? This is how many dirty areas are 'active' in your version. How many rows are in the dirty areas table if you do a count statement directly against the table using SQL? This is the total number of active and historical records in your geodatabase. ... View more

@joecastellana I recommend you ignore the editor tracking on dirty areas, and here's why: When you reconcile your version, we re-create dirty areas for all the features that were edited in this version. This is so that when the edits are posted to sde.default we can update the network topology (using validate) where the network was edited in the version. This means that the dirty area will show the name of the user who reconciled the version, which may be different than the person who made the original edit. ... View more

Schneider Electric has created versions of these solutions on top of branch versioning if you are an ArcFM XI customer. If you are not an ArcFM XI customer and are looking for examples using core Esri products, I recommend you watch this presentation from this year's IMGIS (https://mediaspace.esri.com/playlist/dedicated/246131802/1_k4v1qmbb/1_hffdbe23). Houston Water's presentation includes a demonstration of how they're using ArcGIS Workflow Manager to track work and manage the workflows associated with their versions. ... View more

@Isaac_King If this is a converted dataset, there may be other errors at that location preventing the tool from allowing you to connect the features. Try manually creating the junction and edge you have a rule for and see if it works. If this doesn't work, then there may be something with how you have your map configured (selectability, duplicate layers, etc) that is interfering with the tool. Add the utility network to a brand-new map and try again. If this still doesn't work, log a case with support. While there's no reason why this shouldn't work with ArcGIS Pro 3.0, I would recommend you stick to network management releases if possible. That way, you can apply patches that will include bug fixes for the utility network. ... View more

@MatheusSparapani Correct. you cannot configure a connectivity rule to constrain a junction to only connect to a single edge (causing a topology error to be created when this rule is violated). So, if users connect an end cap to two mains you can't create a topology error. However, you can write an attribute rule that would identify and return this as a validation error that could be managed similarly to any quality assurance checks you have configured in your database. ... View more

That's not the expected behavior. Please post a screenshot and describe exactly how you placed this feature midspan on the line. The software doesn't snap features that aren't allowed to connect, so unless you're forcing them to be snapped it's likely that the midspan feature isn't coincident with the line. ... View more

@JohnAlsup By 'evaluate the asset group and asset type' in your code, do you mean you'll need to use the asset group of the feature to find the corresponding domain from the field on the subtype? ... View more

From your description I'm not sure what the problem is, can you post a screenshot and provide a little more detail on the expected/actual results? (are you connecting things without rules and expecting an error? are you referring to the initial error you received when the asset type was unknown?) ... View more