I'm interested in writing to the new Esri Utility Network.
I wonder if others are? What systems are you coming from? What is most important to you?
Maybe reading is more your thing? Vote and give feedback for reading the Esri Utility Network here.
Note: The reason for a new format is as a result of the Utility Network being completely Services-based. As such, the underlying Geodatabase is inaccessible apart from accessing it via the Feature Service.
I am very interested to know the status of FME and the "new" utility network model. Have seen there is an article on datamigration. But what about support of the new version-regime?
@paalsund We have made the migration workspaces available. These are here. We are also in the process of making a self guide training course available - that should be available in a couple of weeks.
We are still in the process of developing a UN feature service reader and writer. These will definitely include support for 'branch' versioning, which is the new versioning model used by utility networks.
Do you have a projected timeline when Safe Software will be able to support incremental replication with a branch versioned GDB?
Strong need for incremental replication between databases with the new branch versioning data model. Data model is used with the new ArcGIS Pro parcel management application.
+4Has any progress been made being able to read from branch versioned datasets?
+4Hi @MarkAtSafe. Do you have any updates on the development of the UN feature service reader and writer?
+3Hi @MarkAtSafe ! Are there any updates on the new UN Feature Service reader and writer?
Thank you.
Hello. the FME Feature Service reader/writer does support Branched Versioning. There are no specific UN tools. FME also can send REST API calls to the Esri Feature Service. Mark
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