Latest Contributions by MikeMillerGIS

You have a 3 lines with an empty geometry.  Use the Original Global ID in the error report to find these features and remove them or find a way to add geometry to them. ... View more

Yes this is possible. Features - You can use the Append GP tool, Insert Cursor or the Python API.  This will make the appropriate Apply Edits calls.  You might have to use the python API though, if you are defining the Global ID on the data and want to preserve them when you are inserting the records.  The UseGlobalIDs value needs to be set to True - https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/apply-edits-feature-service-.htm#GUID-9B06B945-2681-4E32-BEC0-E8B6CB5F6387 If you want to load into a version, it gets a little more complicated, but can be done.   Terminals Connections - These are just attributes on lines, nothing special to do to set these. Associations - Through services, you will add associations via the association table and the apply edits capability.  You will insert rows just like they are features.  This table is hidden with you look at the rest page, but it is at layer id 500001.  To find all the UN hidden tables, you need to look at the json of the Utility Network layer in the feature service. MikeMillerGIS_0-1664354358118.png Controllers -  Same answer as associations, but 500001   I had this code laying around to delete features, figured you might find it useful and you can repurpose for the inserts.  This shows two different ways to edit feature services the most efficient way.   def _delete_service_rows(self, layer): """ arcpy.DeleteRows against a feature service runs significantly faster inside an edit session, but at 2.9.x sends chunks of 1000, to overcome this, we can use an update cursor and edit session to control the chunk size """ chunk_size = 250 d = arcpy.Describe(layer) fs = os.path.dirname(d.catalogPath) # cannot lru_cache a Layer object arcpy.SetProgressor(type='STEP', message=f'Removing data on {d.aliasName} - 0/{self.layer_count}', min_range=0, max_range=self.layer_count) with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(layer, ['OID@']) as ucurs: edit = arcpy.da.Editor(fs) edit.startEditing(False, False) edit.startOperation() for i, row in enumerate(ucurs, 1): ucurs.deleteRow() if i % chunk_size == 0: logger.debug(f'{i}: {datetime.datetime.now()}') edit.stopOperation() edit.stopEditing(True) arcpy.SetProgressorLabel(f'Removing data on {d.aliasName} - {i}/{self.layer_count}') arcpy.SetProgressorPosition(i) edit.startEditing(False, False) edit.startOperation() edit.stopOperation() edit.stopEditing(True) def _delete_service_rows_API(self, layer): """ using the python api to delete feature removes a series of queries and creates an optimized delete payload """ from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer from arcgis.gis import GIS import arcpy import datetime chunk_size = 250 import itertools gis = GIS("pro") def chunks(iterable, size): it = iter(iterable) chunk = list(itertools.islice(it, size)) while chunk: yield chunk chunk = list(itertools.islice(it, size)) d = arcpy.Describe(layer) with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(layer, ['OID@']) as curs: oids = list(curs) fl = FeatureLayer(d.catalogPath, gis=gis) arcpy.SetProgressor(type='STEP', message=f'Removing data on {d.aliasName} - 0/{self.layer_count}', min_range=0, max_range=self.layer_count) for i, chunk_oids in enumerate(chunks(oids, chunk_size), 1): arcpy.SetProgressorLabel(f'Removing data on {d.aliasName} - {i * chunk_size}/{self.layer_count}') fl.edit_features(deletes=','.join([str(oid[0]) for oid in chunk_oids])) logger.debug(f'{i}: {datetime.datetime.now()}')       ... View more

Jimmy,    Interesting idea.  What if you did it the other way.  Null Network Attribute get a pass.  So why not make a nullable field with one value, 0 = Barrier.  Then use an attribute rule to set that on items that should be barriers.  This could evaluate a number of fields, lifecycle, status, etc.  We need to make sure network attributes like these are inline to reduce database queries.  This would allow us to use a number of fields that determine if an item is a barrier or not and use a simple single value network attribute field.   ... View more

That stinks!  What if you use the Expects($feature,'*') and then loop over the feature, does that return all the fields?  I would caution against this if it works as the labeling engine will returning a full row. ... View more

Subtypes - You can translates the source subtypes to match the target subtypes as part of the migration.  If you cannot find a match for a source subtype, it will need to be added to the target model, which means you need to add rules and update the subnetwork definition.  It would be good to get the list of values that do not have a match in the Asset Package so we can evaluate adding them to a future release   Unit of Measure - I would add a new field and new domain for the metric units or modify the domain of target asset package to represent the metric units and map that data to that field.  I would do this prior to loading data ... View more

$feature is iterable, which each iteration is a field.  This might help * Edit, I think using the Schema function is safer, updated code to use it instead of looping over $feature var fields = []; var values = []; var all_fields = Schema($feature)['fields']; for (var i in all_fields){ var field_dict = all_fields[i] var x = field_dict['name'] Push(fields,x) push(values, $feature[x]) } return values     ... View more