Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

I agree.  I would suggest logging an enhancement. ... View more

If you hover over the X, what does it say? ... View more

In you screen shot, your rule type is Junction-Junction, not containment. ... View more

View from the UN properties: MikeMillerGIS_0-1715006591446.png   ... View more

I am not sure, hard to troubleshoot with a dataset to see what is going on. ... View more

Did you add IsSubnetworkController null to the CAV list? ... View more

Expects($feature, 'DATE_INSPECTION'); if ($originalfeature.DATE_INSPECTION == $feature.DATE_INSPECTION) { return } var fs = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, "OCGIS.DPW_TESTING_REL", ['DATE_1', 'GLOBALID'], false); var parent_feat = First(fs); if (IsEmpty(parent_feat)) { return; } if (parent_feat.DATE_1 > $feature.DATE_INSPECTION) { return } return { "edit": [ { "className": "OCGIS.DPW_TESTING", "updates": [{ "globalID": parent_feat.globalid, "attributes": { "DATE_1": $feature.DATE_INSPECTION }] } ] } ... View more

You are trying to access a row that not listed in the FeatureSet, make sure you list all the fields you need to use on the parent feature in the 3rd parameters    var fs = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, "OCGIS.DPW_TESTING_REL", ['DATE_1', 'GLOBALID'], false); to var fs = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, "OCGIS.DPW_TESTING_REL", ['DATE_INSPECTION ', 'GLOBALID'], false);   But then you are mixing fields later on in the return statement.   What date fields are on the parent and what are on the child? ... View more

A picture would help, but I think so.   The batch trace just stores starting locations in a table.  It allows you to group those starting points by a value.  It then runs 1 trace for each group.  The build starting points help generate those groups. ... View more

Yes this rule would be assigned to the child table.  As for code changes, that is an exercise for the reader. ... View more

Expand your TOC and post a picture of that ... View more

This should work.  If the parent features date is less than the edited child feature, update the parent.   Expects($feature, 'DATEFIELD'); if ($originalfeature.DATEFIELD == $feature.DATEFIELD) { return } var fs = FeatureSetByRelationshipName($feature, "RELNAME", ['DATEFIELD', 'GLOBALID'], false); var parent_feat = First(fs); if (IsEmpty(parent_feat)) { return; } if (parent_feat.DATEFIELD > $feature.DATEFIELD) { return } return { "edit": [ { "className": "PARENTFCNAME", "updates": [{ "globalID": parent_feat.globalid, "attributes": { "Size": $feature.DATEFIELD }] } ] } ... View more

This one is a little harder, be easier to write if you can share a sample dataset. The most performant, would be that we query the table the related record is using the foreign key to get the other records.  We then create a sort function by date to get the current date.  Then use that key or FSbyRelationship to get the parent record and update it if needed.   ... View more