Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

2 - An Asset Group/Type can only have one association role.   Why not make the Electric Device Objects and create a J-J association to the electric point features? ... View more

The domain assigned at the field is what is shown in the Trace dialog for the network attribute.   That is why we have a domain that shows the values of phases for transmission and distribution.  You can assign different domains per subtype, but make sure the codes are aligned, as the values for the network attribute are defined in the trace and then evaluated per feature, regardless of domain.     ... View more

There is no way to detect this in the attribute rule.  The only context you have is that it is an insert.  You might be able to kind of figure it out by looking at the attributes.   Such as you know you have a ID field, that is only populated on insert.  If a new record has this value, it was probably copy and pasted.  Just make sure the rule to set the value on insert is fired after this rule that evaluates if the feature was a new vs copy/paste. ... View more

Output has no affect on functions/summaries.  Output is strictly a filter of the result selection set.  You need to set up the function to count the meters.  I like to use Network Categories for this.  So create a category for the items you want to count.  Then set up the Function to Count/ObjectID or some other field on the device class, really does not matter, Categoery isEqual Meters ... View more

Yes, you need to run the Sync C Tables tool that is in the toolbox to fill out the required info, but in your case, it Will still fail. A line cannot be attached to a structure. You need to generate attachment points on the line and those can be attached to the pole. You could run a near from the pole to the line to get the XY and create the locations then. You will need to ensure there is a vertex added to the line at that location( the gp tool integrated can help) so the line is connected to the attachment point. ... View more