Latest Contributions by PaulLeBlanc1

‎05-04-2020

The Unknown/Unknown Asset Group/Asset Type (by design) is always an error feature. Adding a rule doesn't matter here, and is likely a bug that the tool allowed you to even add it. The error inspector doesn't currently work with the Utility Network. Error feature management—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation is a good starting place for learning more about errors and how to fix them.

‎05-01-2020

Your workflow is correct for applying multiple domain networks to the same UN. Each model has a collection of inline network attributes. The UN only supports a limited number of these. Without modification, you cannot combine all of these domain networks in the same UN. Looking at Water, you should remove this domain entry from the B_NetworkAttribute table and then apply the asset package:

‎04-30-2020

Does the UN you are applying to already have network attributes? There is a limited amount of bits available for inline network attributes, so this error is stopping you from overflow. Network attributes—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Has some more information.

‎04-30-2020

That's the only domain that was not assigned? There could be something conflicting with the field definition and default values. If apply asset package always fails to assign this domain, then I'd like to take a closer look at the schema. At Pro 2.6, we've fixed the error message on enable and you'll now get something like: ERROR 003077: All network feature classes must have attribute domains assigned on the Asset type field for each subtype (Asset group). [ElectricDistributionDevice - test] Failed to execute (EnableNetworkTopology).

‎04-30-2020

Yes, that will work assuming there is no duplicate data. The asset package requires you to disable topology, which might be a good idea if you are loading a large amount of data anyways. But the AssetPackage is probably a bit overkill for this workflow since you are really just loading data and not changing schema. I'd recommend just using the core Append/Import Associations/Import Subnetwork Controllers GP tools.

‎04-08-2020

The Get Started tab has a link on how to install. Install the Utility Network Package Tools toolbox—Get Started | ArcGIS Solutions

‎04-06-2020

How many error features does your enabled UN have? Is it possible for you to share (pleblanc@esri.com) the data?

‎03-31-2020

You can disable the rule from a GP tool or design view. Ideally though, if you want to override what the rule is setting, you'd check if there is a value in the field before writing a value to it.

‎03-31-2020

You don't need to deploy/publish your UN to access the asset package or editor map. You can download directly if you need to. Frequently asked questions—Get Started | ArcGIS Solutions for Electric You can either migrate your data into the asset package before applying it to your UN or migrate into the UN classes after configuring the schema. I would suggest the former though.

‎03-31-2020

There might be an attribute rule that is resetting it based on the orientation of the line it intersects with.

‎03-30-2020

Utility Network Package Tools | ArcGIS Solutions

‎03-20-2020

Here's some steps for the automated (you already have the UN package tools installed) and manual configuration options. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/utility-network/create-and-configure-a-utility-network.htm

‎03-10-2020

The Export Subnetwork tool is used to export information about a subnetwork into a JSON file. That information can then be consumed by outside systems such as outage management and asset tracking programs. If you have worked with the information in the JSON file, you may have noticed that the Subtypes (Asset Groups) and values of fields with domains are codes and not descriptions. We have created a toolbox that will enhance this JSON file by either replacing the codes with descriptions or injecting new keys with the descriptions. Download the toolbox here. The first tool, Create Lookup File, reads the utility network and all sources to build a mapping file that contains codes and descriptions. The lookup file needs to be regenerated on schema changes (eg adding an asset group, asset type, network attribute or modifying coded value domains). The second tool, Lookup Subnetwork Codes, takes the lookup file from the first tool and any number of JSON files from Export Subnetwork. New keys are added to represent the descriptions.

‎03-06-2020

You need to register your data with server. (If you right-click the error, it will present you with some choices.)

‎03-06-2020

It is not required. I believe the pooling tab was a recent addition to Pro.

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Latest Contributions by PaulLeBlanc1

Re: ArcGIS Pro 2.5: “enable topology network (utility network tool)” doesn’t create topology and thus “error inspector” fails to work,

Re: Apply Asset Package error Water Dist UN Foundation v3.2

Re: Apply Asset Package error Water Dist UN Foundation v3.2

Re: EnableNetworkTopology fails with "Domain does not exist"

Re: Apply asset package repeatedly for different regions

Re: How I can get/download the Utility Network Package Tools for Arcgis pro

Re: Tool 'Disable Network Topology' crashes ArcGIS Pro

Re: Change symbol rotation - Water utility network

Re: Creating a Utility Network ArcPro 2.5

Re: Change symbol rotation - Water utility network

Re: Copying a Utility Network from SDE to FGDB

Re: Creating a Utility Network ArcPro 2.5

Adding descriptions to Export Subnetwork JSON

Re: Publish the UN Water Service

Re: UN MODEL-Water

Re: Question on Upgrade Asset Package Tool - Utili...

Re: Asset Package To Geodatabase Fail

Re: Apply Asset Package Error

Re: Install untools breaks arcgis.gis connexion

Re: Asset Package to Geodatabase failed to find Li...