Latest Contributions by RemiMyers

Sure;  You have the ability to bring in additional features to a stored diagram using the append features tool.  I have included the online doc for that capability below, but please feel free to reach out if you have additional questions.   (https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/network-diagrams/append-features-to-a-network-diagram.htm)  ... View more

We are continuing to have questions about functionality with the User Type extension for the ArcGIS Utility Network.  To help provide a bit more context I have just published this blog to cover that topic.  Please reach out if you have further questions. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/utility-network/water/exploring-the-arcgis-utility-network-user-type-extension/ ... View more

Hi @Joshua-Young  The Stormwater Foundation model (along with the other Foundation models) is provided as a starting point for your network configuration.  You can find an overview of how to add features such as fittings in the online documentation (found here). If you have additional questions or feedback please feel free to contact me. ... View more

Gotcha...I thought I read something about Branches earlier in the tree.  Yes please, reach out to Support, they are your quickest way to resolve issues like this. ... View more

Hi Yann & Julie, Thanks for reaching out.  My first response to this chain is I will have to make a few guesses here.  As always, we recommend running something like this past Esri Support, where they can gather very specific details regarding your configuration and system to best respond to your issue.  Now with my pitch over (grin), I suspect you are trying to take a branch service (and maybe a utility network type) offline for editing.  Unfortunately, at this time REST services with utility networks cannot be packaged for offline editing in mobile applications (or any other applications).  It is a capability that the team is working on but is still a bit down the road.  If your branch service does not have the utility network, is configured for editing, and does not push your payload to offline apps, then I would reach out to Support to have someone look at what's going on.  Also, the blog below could be helpful to dive deeper into Branch Version configurations.     https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/data-management/version-administrator-for-branch-versioned-data/ ... View more

Thanks for your Idea submission.  As you mentioned there have been significant changes with the release of the UN4; these changes were a result of performance optimizations and the new nonspatial objects.      The new dirty area layer is configured to store and maintain the error codes, to provide the network source, and GUID of the error features.  This approach was intended to reduce the number of error features and enables network management to be more performant on networks that have a larger number of errors.  Since nonspatial objects don’t have geometries, the team decided to include the error management for those objects in a single dirty area layer.      As always, we are working to improve the user experience for QA and error management and look forward to seeing your solutions and customers moving into production environment.  ... View more

Hi Anthony,  I don't have access to that site.  My original intent was to provide a simple file geodatabase of a configured electric model (based off the solutions site), but instead, I will work with the doc team tomorrow to write a blog about how that demo was configured and how you can build that configuration in any network model.     Please feel free to reach out with any other questions. Thanks, Remi ... View more

I cant share that dataset, but I will modify the electric foundation model, zip it up and send it along. Remi ... View more

Hi Jamal; The network rules have changed significantly from the geometric network to the utility network.  With the release of ArcGIS Pro 2.6, you may want to explore the trace network as an option for your network requirements.  The trace network has tools to enable you to convert geometric networks directly into trace network formats with more simple schemas and trace directions as a function of the direction of the line edit.  I would encourage you to watch Larry's trace network overview during our session during the virtual UC (below).  During the ArcGIS Pro 2.6 release the trace network also has flow arrows (as per your other Geonet post).  https://userconference2020.schedule.esri.com/schedule/1098813612  ... View more

Hi Naveen; As you transition your ArcGIS Utility Network license from a server type (pre-ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8), to a User Type Extension (post-ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8) the utility network extensions should be provisioned via a license file to your organization.  That license file is appended to your ArcGIS Enterprise and distributed by your organization's administrators.   If you have questions, I would certainly have your organization reach out to your partner rep for further guidance.   Thanks, Remi ... View more