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We have played around doing this in Arcade and an attribute rule. Here is the code if you want to try it out. function find_closest_line() { var line_class = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "line", ["objectid"], true); //var candidates = Intersects(line_class, Buffer($feature, 500, "miles")); var candidates = line_class; var shortest = [1e10, null]; for (var line in candidates) { var d = Distance($feature, line) if (d < shortest[0]) shortest = [d, line] } return shortest[-1] } function point_and_distance(point_feature, other_feature) { /* finds the closest point from point_feature to other_feature Args: point_feature: Point Geometry other_feature: Point/Line/Polygon Geometry Returns: dictionary {distance: number, // distance from point_feature to closest point point: geometry, // the coordinate pair of the closest point isVertex: bool} // if the closest point is a vertex of other_feature */ var point_feature = Geometry(point_feature); var other_feature = Geometry(other_feature); var shape = TypeOf(other_feature); var vertices; if (shape == 'Point') { return {"distance": Distance(point_feature, other_feature), "coordinates": [other_feature["x"], other_feature["y"]], "isVertex": true} } else if (shape == 'Multipoint') { var points = other_feature["points"]; var shortest = [1e10, null]; for (var i in points) { var p = points[i] var dist = Distance(point_feature, p); if (dist < shortest[0]) shortest = [dist, [p["x"], p["y"]]] } return {"distance": shortest[0], "coordinates": shortest[1], "isVertex": true} } else if (shape == 'Polyline') vertices = other_feature["paths"] else if (shape == 'Polygon') vertices = other_feature["rings"] else return null var x = point_feature["x"]; var y = point_feature["y"]; // Loop through each part of the geometry and each segment, tracking the shortest distance var shortest = [1e10]; for (var i in vertices) { var part = vertices[i]; var previous = part[0]; for (var j = 1; j < Count(part); j++) { var current = part[j]; var result = pDistance(x, y, previous["x"], previous["y"], current["x"], current["y"]); if (result[0] < shortest[0]) shortest = result previous = current; } } // Couldn't find anything if (Count(shortest) == 1) return null return {"distance": shortest[0], "coordinates": shortest[1], "isVertex": shortest[2]} } function pDistance(x, y, x1, y1, x2, y2) { // adopted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/6853926 var A = x - x1; var B = y - y1; var C = x2 - x1; var D = y2 - y1; var dot = A * C + B * D; var len_sq = C * C + D * D; var param = -1; if (len_sq != 0) //in case of 0 length line param = dot / len_sq; var xx, yy; var is_vertex = true; if (param < 0) { xx = x1; yy = y1; } else if (param > 1) { xx = x2; yy = y2; } else { is_vertex = false; xx = x1 + param * C; yy = y1 + param * D; } var dx = x - xx; var dy = y - yy; return [Sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy), [xx, yy], is_vertex]; } function create_line(start, end_coordinates) { var geo = Geometry(start); return Polyline({"paths": [[[geo["x"], geo["y"]], end_coordinates]], "spatialReference": geo["spatialReference"]}) } var closest = find_closest_line(); if (closest == null) return null var data = point_and_distance($feature, closest); if (data == null) return null var lateral = create_line($feature, data["coordinates"]); return {"result": null, "edit": [{ "className": "lateral", "adds": [{"geometry": lateral}] } ] } ... View more

Brian,    In the blog, there is a section for using the widget with enterprise - https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/utility-network/mapping/configure-apps-to-trace-a-utility-network/#:~:text=To%20trace%20a%20utility%20network%20with%20maps%20from%20your%20ArcGIS%20Enterprise%20Portal.  Once the widget is out of beta, the next version of ArcGIS Enterprise will include it as part of the install.   ... View more

Ahh good point, forgot about that. ... View more

You could use the https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/geometry_functions/#equals function to compare Geo instead of a text comparison.   ... View more

If you do the same process to a Mobile or File GDB, does it succeed?  In the asset package folder, there is a ap_workspace folder, can you send me the gp log file?  Could you send a schema only asset packge or UN that I can try to repo the issue? [email protected]     What version of postgres are you on?   ... View more

I am not sure what is going on here.  Something is not being applied correctly.  Did you start with a new postgres gdb or was this an existing GDB?  I see you have maps open, we have seen where these create locks on the Utility Network and cause corruption.  Can you close all the maps, restart pro and apply the asset package to a new Postgres database? ... View more

I have recreated that rule to not use buffer.  There are disabled rules, the Auto_Contain_By_Rules that also will not work now.  I have rewrote them to not use buffer, but found that Distance is now blocked on projected systems.  If you need these rules, I will look at how to rewrite distance for you.   ... View more

I narrowed it down to Buffer, not angle.  This worked on my 2.8.4 machine, but did not work on my 2.9.2 machine.  I will post an update if I learn more.   ... View more

The rule is calling Angle, I am testing to see if angle ever worked on a geographic system.   ... View more

If you have an active edit session, it should work.  When there is an active edit session, the backend logic pulls all the fields.   ... View more

I did find a bug for the issue if you want to follow https://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/QlVHLTAwMDE0NTc2MA== ... View more

AR = Attribute Rule, sorry for the abbreviation   Looking at the script, it does not.  Only fields it is updating.  The core script would need to be modified.   MikeMillerGIS_0-1648053963872.png   ... View more

There is an issue when you use a cursor on a class with attribute rules.  You need to make sure all the fields in the AR are in the fields list for the cursor. ... View more