Latest Contributions by RobertKrisher

‎08-24-2022

If you haven't already, I'd recommend logging a case with support on this.

‎08-24-2022

To my knowledge there isn't a way to configure which terminal appears first.

‎08-24-2022

@Luca_Schikowski I don't see anything wrong with the code, as its written, but it is dependent on your schema and data. Things I'd be on the look out for: If the main provided field populated in your source data? Do they all have the same value? Is the main provider field on the current feature null? The filter may fail if the current feature has a null provider.

‎08-24-2022

If you are still experiencing the issue I would recommend logging a case with support. This issue will likely walking through on a call with your code + data. Based off that error message my guess is there is an invalid character in your subnetwork controller name or subnetwork name. If you try to enable the controller manually you should be able to see a more specific error.

‎08-24-2022

@Anonymous User If you want to include these features in your network as energized features you could add a new set of asset groups / types to your device layer. This can be a bit of a heavy lift, so if you're just doing this for asset management / work management purposes and don't need to trace / export these features you could consider adding several standalone feature classes / tables to track these assets, registering them as branch versioned, and including them in your utility network service.

‎08-24-2022

How this value is calculated depends on which version of the model you have implemented and which tier you're looking at. You can determine this by looking at the properties of your utility network, then go to the tiers section, then look at the trace configuration for each tier. In this screenshot I'm showing the configuration for the generation tier, but the same calculation is used for this field for the distribution tier: So if you want to aggregate pv sites output you would ensure that asset type has the category of generation, that you have mapped the power rating network attribute to the device class, and that the corresponding field on your PV sites is populated with the value you want aggregated. You can determine the field by looking at the attributes and assignments section in our utility network properties.

‎08-24-2022

If you experience and continue to experience this issue, please log a case with support. The application should not be able to create features with duplicate global ids.

‎08-24-2022

Many of the models created by the solutions team include a network attribute for the device asset group, so you should see if you already have a "Device Asset Group" in your attribute dropdown you can use for this. This field is what many of the sample functions use to do their counts (see attached screenshot). Your other idea of having the ability to "name" the function results is something I would encourage you to create an idea for it because there may be other users with a similar request: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-utility-network-ideas/idb-p/arcgis-utility-network-ideas . The way I've handled this in the past is to create a model or tool that executes the trace and presents the user with a more meaningful result. This is especially important if you have multiple functions that are counting/adding the same attribute with different filters (e.g. how many lights, customers, and transformers are in this area?)

‎08-24-2022

I was able to get this to work by adding two filter barriers (operable = true and category=isolating), the key thing was I needed to set the "combine using" to be AND, otherwise the inoperable valve was still being considered because of its isolating category.

‎08-19-2022

Ah, it makes sense that it would work in a python notebook and not a geoprocessing service, and here's why. A geoprocessing service runs remotely on the server, which means it can't make any modifications to the current ArcGIS Pro user's project / map / layers. If all you need is a tool to change the "approved" layer to default you could create a small python toolbox with a single tool to do that and place it on a network share for your users to access. You may also be able to rewrite your tool so it does all the work in a geoprocessing service without needing to update the users map, or you could make the entire process available via a python toolbox on a network share (or copied locally, or in the users project). You can read more about how geoprocessing services on this page in the online help. You can read more about python toolboxes on this page in the online help.

‎08-18-2022

The Utility Network geodatabase is a fully-functional standalone geodatabase loaded with sample data to let you quickly try out the utility network. The Asset Package geodatabase is used for when you're ready to start converting your own data into the Utility Network.

‎08-18-2022

@SU00861536 can you provide more context to why you want to do this? The tool you described (https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/2.9/tool-reference/data-management/changeversion.htm) only updates the version on the layer within the context of the script that is currently running. So if you have a larger process that you want to have run in a particular version you may need to have a larger geoprocessing service for performing all the work using either this + other tools or you could consider using the ArcGIS API for Python. I discuss the considerations for these approaches and which API to use in an Utility Network Integration Strategies blog, although the considerations for versioning apply to any branch version dataset / service.

‎08-11-2022

No, that will not work. Reconcile is used to manage existing edits on a single table / feature class made within the geodatabase. Because your edits have been made across multiple databases, across multiple datasets, you must identify the changes yourself either manually or using one of the other tools I mentioned and then you must apply those edits to your original dataset manually.

‎08-11-2022

there is no automated way for you to import the edits in the geodatabase in the scenario you are in. Importing the feature class will only create a copy of the feature class, you will still need to compare the underlying data. This is why you must use a process to compare the two datasets to discover the changes that were made and either manually or programmatically apply the edits to the table in the enterprise.

‎08-11-2022

The tool is designed to compare feature classes or layers, so you should be pointing to a specific layer in both your enterprise and local geodatabase. If you are comparing many layers you may want to create a model or python script to help make this process easier.

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