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You don't have untools 2.5.0, you have dmtools*. untools has a much stronger tie to specific builds of Pro, so if you want untools 2.5.X you need Pro 2.5.X *Note, dmtools is not officially supported.
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We have made some improvements in 2.6 to import associations performance (both FGDB and EGDB are faster, the former significantly so).
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I believe the only changes to apply AP in 2.5 is that parallel processing is always disabled (regardless of your environment setting) when the target is FGDB. If you change the environment value in the GP tool, is that respected? By default, it should be using 75% of your cores.
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Hmm, can you try with Pro open and authenticated with your Portal? Or, you can add the following line after `import arcpy`: arcpy.SignInToPortal('<url>', '<user>', '<pass>') SignInToPortal—ArcPy Functions | ArcGIS Desktop
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The AP_Workspace is essentially an artifact from ApplyAssetPackage. Correct, you just need to run main.py standalone. See Run stand-alone scripts—ArcPy Get Started | ArcGIS Desktop
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Here's a post on the release date https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-13641-arcgis-pro-roadmap-july-2019?commentID=82074#comment-82074 There's a uniquely named "AP_Workspace" folder in the same directory as the asset package. There's a python script in there called "main.py" -- you can comment out the steps that have already succeeded and just run the remaining. Something like this:
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This will be resolved in Pro 2.5. The check for Portal user during Import Associations is removed.
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In short: import arcgisscripting
un = arcgisscripting.un.UtilityNetwork('<path to UN>')
return un.HasValidNetworkTopology() Long explanation: This information is not accessible from arcpy.Describe() because it is not stored in the DataElement (XML). The topology state (among other properties) is stored in the internal properties table of the UN. All of the hidden UN tables should be accessible via python (you need direct access to the database though). They follow the form: UN_<DSID>_<table name> where the DSID is the dataset ID of the UN itself.
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This is by design. You cannot modify the AssetType domain on AssetGroup 0 (Unknown)
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Have you registered your data as versioned? Once you are branch versioned, you can only edit via feature services. Share branch versioned data—Geodatabases | ArcGIS Desktop
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Can you confirm that your SDE is an enterprise geodatabase? If you right click and go to properties, you should see something similar to this If you just have a normal database (ie, not a geodatabase), it would look like this instead
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I'd reccomend you enable topology on un-versioned dataset. It will be faster and you can easily fix the data and/or rules without publishing. Performance will be improved if you clean up these errors. With almost 450k errors, the majority of time spent during enable / validate will be error generation. I'd suggest starting with the missing rules and stacked points.
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For now, I'd say that is the workaround. For Pro 2.5, we have made deleting the UN better, so deleting the feature dataset or the UN itself will not leave orphan tables behind.
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