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Hi Colin, I would suggest opening a case with Esri Technical Support for this issue.  They should be able to work with you to reproduce the issue and determine any workarounds. Nathan ArcGIS Roads and Highways team ... View more

Hi Maja, The tools you're referencing are from Production Mapping and not Roads and Highways, so I can't comment on what the tool does/doesn't do and whether it exists in newer versions of the software. There isn't an equivalent tool within Roads and Highways that does exactly what that tool appears to do.  However, as Ryan mentioned above, you can view existing event data in a table format and it will be presented with records from smallest measure to largest.  This would allow you to edit records with adjacent measures within this table. Nathan Esri Roads and Highways team ... View more

Hi Jet, Roadway Reporter only supports route and measure in the output for the various report types.  You could take the output report as a csv and do additional post processing to get the XY values for each route and measure location using the REST API for Roads and Highways, but you would need to build that process/script/tool. Nathan ArcGIS Roads and Highways team ... View more

Hi Brian, That is correct.  At Pro 2.5, the Roads and Highways minimum schema items (centerline, calibration points, redline) need to be in a feature dataset.  At Pro 2.6, we'll complete the controller dataset and LRS container in the catalog window which will require all LRS feature classes (minimum schema, networks, events, intersections) in a feature dataset.  We'll continue to document the requirements for the Roads and Highways information model here LRS data model—ArcGIS Roads and Highways for ArcGIS Pro User Help | Documentation  Nathan Esri Roads and Highways team ... View more

Hi Tazura, I would take a look at the topics I mentioned in my earlier responses (Create the LRS, networks, and events—ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing for ArcGIS Pro User Help | Documentation and LRS data model—ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing for ArcGIS Pro User Help | Documentation ).  They cover the high level configuration and loading process.  Since you already have UPDM, the feature classes and tables necessary are already in place.  You simply need to associate them with an LRS using the "From Existing" geoprocessing tools. In order to load data using Append Routes, you would need to have the route data ready to load.  If you don't, then you would need to create it in a separate feature class to be appended using the Append Routes tool.  For the screenshot you showed above, it appears as though the PipelineCreateRoutes2 layer doesn't have the field of type/length that match those required in the network_petron layer you're trying to append into.  You might want to verify their type and length matches.  If you're not able to get the tool to work as expected when they do match, I would suggest opening a support case with Esri Technical support to investigate the issue further. Thanks, Nathan ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing team ... View more

Hi Tazura, I'd suggest taking a look at the LRS data model (LRS data model—ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing for ArcGIS Pro User Help | Documentation ) to understand what fields are expected to be populated to get your data into Pipeline Referencing. UPDM already has the Pipeline Referencing feature classes/tables.  You would need to use the Create LRS/Network/Event from Existing Dataset geoprocessing tools to create the LRS and associate those feature classes/tables with it.  Once the configuration is complete, you could load your data into the networks/events using the Append Routes and Append Events geoprocessing tools. Nathan ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing team ... View more

Hi Tazura, UPDM 2019 has the feature classes and tables to work with Pipeline Referencing.  Once you've downloaded the model, you would need to configure the LRS, networks, and events with Pipeline Referencing then load your data.  I would suggest looking at this help topic (Create the LRS, networks, and events—ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing for ArcGIS Pro User Help | Documentation ) that provides a high level overview of the configuration and loading process for Pipeline Referencing. Nathan ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing team ... View more

Hi Kyle, Concurrencies and route dominance is one of the remaining ArcMap equivalency items that still haven't been brought into ArcGIS Pro.  Along with complex shapes, cover behavior, and external system integration, we'll be bringing it into Pro in the next few releases.  The concurrencies REST endpoint is available with services published through either ArcMap or Pro that have the linear referencing capability enabled. Nathan Esri Roads and Highways team ... View more