Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

Also, this changes depending on if you are hierarchical or partitioned. The concept of downstream/upstream tier ranks is irrelevant in hierarchical. As each lower tier(higher number) is a subset of the parent tier(in a tier group). Isolation(3) is subset of Pressure(2), which is a subset of System(1).  Different rank tiers are not adjacent to each other as they are in partitioned. Upstream and Downstream in hierarchical should only ever being traced in the same tier(no target tier).  We use a target tier of a different rank today to allow us to trace adjacent subnetworks. There is a back log item to provide better control over how we trace adjacent subnetworks in the same tier which would help when building out a Gathering, Transmission, Distribution subnetwork in the same tier(System tier).     ... View more

Thank you for the file, we found the export was stripping whitespace from a domain coded value.  The result happened to match another domain code, which resulted in an invalid xml file.  The quick fix is to remove these codes that have whitespace at the beginning/end.  Review the warning messages, it will report what codes were adjusted.   We will discuss what we should do in this case. ... View more

Troubleshooting the failure of import xml is very complicated.  We would need to look at them to see if anything stands out.  Can you email them to us ([email protected])?  They do not contain data, just schema. ... View more

Bala, in the output folder, there should be a temp folder with the xml.  We need to take a look at it and see what is wrong.  Something like this.   MikeMillerGIS_0-1698328369260.png   ... View more

Take a look at the CCTV Manager solution.  This can build points for defects and lines for linear defects to display this information on top of your GIS Sewer Mains. https://solutions.arcgis.com/water/help/cctv-manager/   ... View more

Maybe this is specified to your spatial reference.  Can you share your units/spatial reference so we can test @Jake_S repo in your coordinate system?  Can you share your repo dataset? ... View more

Can you verify that you are using a source and not a sink based hierarchical network. ... View more

Edit - Wrong post! You would have to use an attribute rule to do this.  Data Reviewer might have options to validate this without having to write the arcade logic. ... View more

We have discussed allowing mapping of FC to table, and other options. It looks like you are mapping a table to a feature class or is the target a table? If you are mapping a table to a featureclass, would you expect Null/Empty shapes or are you constructing a shape? ... View more

The output filter is only returning the items listed. What if you add the poles, banks, etc to the output filters ... View more

Can you post your code so we can see what is going on. ... View more

Classname is converted from the SourceID to the SourceName.  In mobile GDB, I am pretty sure it will be main.ElectricDevice for example. Classname represents either the from or to.  So in a containment and your feature is content, it will be the From, since containment associations are always From(Container), To(Content).  But for Junction Junction, the From/To does not matter.  So if you feature is on the From side, the Classname represents the To.  So, ignore the fact that there is a from/to in the association table, FSbyAssocation returns all associations(filtered by type if passed in) to the feature and the name of the associated item.   TerminalName is the name of the terminal, not the code.   If you want the codes, you will have to create a query to a FeatureSet on the association table. ... View more

  Looking good, just a little clean up No reason to check the FS for null.  Think of a FS as a database cursor.  Just cycle over it and check if the results are null afterwards Declare your variables outside the loop // Get map number from mapindex polygon layer var fsMapIndex = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "MapIndex", ["MapNumber", "ORMapNum", "County"]) var fsIntersectMap = Intersects(fsMapIndex, $feature) var MapNumber = null; var ORMAPNum = null; var County = null; var intersectarea = 0 var newintersectarea for (var f in fsIntersectMap) { newintersectarea = Area(Intersection($feature, f)) if (newintersectarea > intersectarea) { MapNumber = f.MapNumber ORMAPNum = f.ORMAPNum County = f.County intersectarea = newintersectarea } } if (MapNumber == null) { return { "errorMessage": "No Map Index Feature Found" } } return { "result": { "attributes": { "MapNumber": MapNumber, "ORMapNum": ORMAPNum, "County": County } } }     ... View more