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Cheryl In the updated documentation for the Electric Utility v3, there is a section discussing subnetwork management.  This explains these codes and their use.   https://solutions.arcgis.com/electric/help/electric-utility-network-foundation/design-pattern/advanced-modeling-considerations-for-electric.htm Lifecycle_Status is a domain whose codes and descriptions represent the life cycle phases of a feature and is applied at the subtype level. Each code represents one bit in base 2 binary. The Lifecycle_Status domain has a bit sequence of: Domain code (Base 10) Domain description Base 2 value 0 Unknown 000000000 1 Proposed 000000001 2 Approved 000000010 4 Under Construction 000000100 8 In Service 000001000 16 To Be Retired 000010000 32 Abandoned 000100000 64 Retired 001000000 128 Removed 010000000 256 Out of Service 100000000 The Lifecycle_Combined domain is applied at the feature class level and includes all the values in the Lifecycle_Status domain, along with bit combinations. The following example shows bit addition which are used in the trace framework and subnetwork definition. This is just a subset of values in the domain and does not include every value. Domain code (Base 10) Domain description Base 2 value 0 Unknown 000 1 Proposed 001 2 Approved 010 3 Proposed and Approved 001 + 010 = 011 4 Under Construction 100 6 Approved and Under Construction 010 + 100 = 110 Network attributes use the Lifecycle_Combined domain assigned at the feature class level to present valid options in a trace or subnetwork definition. The subnetwork definition has bitwise operators that can leverage the addition of bits. For example, the domain value 3—Proposed and Approved, is the addition of two domains, 1—Proposed and 2—Approved. Hopefully this helps.  ... View more