Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@MarkDoehnert Since you have the streets based  Linear Referencing System (LRS), this geo-reporting can be done simply by Locate Features Along Routes Locating polygon features along routes computes the route and measure information at the geometric intersection of polygon data and route data. Once polygon data has been located along routes, the resulting event table can be used, for example, to calculate the length of route that traveled through each polygon. Tool parameters in this user scenario: Input feature: layer with areas Route features: LRS streets Output Event: as line with From-Measure Field and To-Measure Field. The difference will give you the curb miles of streets within specific areas. Depending on the segmentation of your streets, you may have to perform a dissolve/merge and play with the tool parameters. Hope this Helps! ... View more

@gpgisandsky There are well documented limitations to 'user-schema geodatabases'.  User-schema geodatabases are those stored in the schema of a user other than the sde user in Oracle. They are not entirely self-contained; there is some functionality, such as user-defined types, that is only in the sde geodatabase. For that reason, you cannot treat geodatabases in users' schemas as their own entity, and you cannot upgrade the sde geodatabase until you move content out of a user-schema geodatabase and delete the user-schema geodatabase from the Oracle database. This is a legacy pattern and it is recommended to  Move user-schema geodatabases to stand-alone geodatabases in Oracle Please review the general considerations for Branch version scenarios. ... View more

Very interesting question! Glad that you started this thread @DasheEbra  Here's my take on this: Utility Network = ArcGIS Utility Network product   Utility Network is the ArcGIS product focused on network solutions for electric, gas, and water utilities, architecture, engineering, construction (AEC), and telecommunications industries. The Helpful Utility Network Links provided by @VanessaSimps applies to  ArcGIS Utility Network. Network Management = generic theme, model, solution, technique to manage any network.  Network Management is a theme and not an ArcGIS product. There are several ArcGIS products (not a comprehensive list) that offer network management capabilities like:  ArcGIS Utility Network ArcGIS Network Analyst ArcGIS Trace Network ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing ArcGIS Roads & Highways ArcMap Geometric Network (legacy) Arc Hydro etc. ... View more