Hello,
I'm trying to figure out for which cases exactly an edge-junction-edge rule is needed. Is this rule generally needed if I want to topologically connect two line objects with different asset types via a node/junction?
I have carried out this test. The following two junction-edge rules can be found in the Electric Utility Network Foundation data model:
- Electric Junction/High Voltage Attachment/AC Overhead HV <-> Electric Line/High Voltage Connector/AC Connector HV
- Electric Junction/High Voltage Attachment/AC Overhead HV <-> Electric Line/High Voltage Overhead Conductor/AC Overhead HV
I have created an “Electric Junction/High Voltage Attachment/AC Overhead HV” and connected an “Electric Line/High Voltage Connector/AC Connector HV” from one side and an “Electric Line/High Voltage Overhead Conductor/AC Overhead HV” from the other side.
When I now execute a connected trace starting from any point on one of the two lines, all three objects end up in the result set. For me, this means that there is a topological connection between the line objects with different asset types. Do I still need an edge-junction-edge rule for this case and if so, why?
Many thanks for your help, best regards,
Jürgen