Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

Add devices/junctions technically have terminals.  If a terminal configuration was not applied, you need to set it to Single Terminal.   Example:   ... View more

We model these locations as devices to simplify data conversion from existing datasets and to support ongoing editing and data maintenance. The device feature is configured as a container, allowing you to add unit-level details using WaterJunctionObject features. If a more detailed representation of a pump station or other facility is required, I recommend using structural containment through the Structure Boundary or Structure Junction features instead.   For example, lets look at a Pump Stations.  In this example, we are modeling three pumps.     If we turn on Show Content, we can see that fitting and the valves turn on.     So we are essentially modeling "Assemblies", but using the structure boundary instead of a domain Assembly feature. ... View more

We are currently working on an update to the Communications Utility Network Foundation solution which will include a model based on the TDN.  We are looking at first providing the updated solution via the Early Adopter Community in June of 2026 with an official release of the solution in the fall of 2026. ... View more

If when you added the Utility Network to a map, you clicked yes to the pop up, then you will have to remove those layers from the map.  When adding the Utility Network controlled classes to the map and you want subtype group layers/tables, you have to add those classes with the Add Data - Subtype Group Layer button.  ... View more