AssignTerminals

Title  Assign Terminals

Description

Adds an attribute rule to the device and line classes in the Utility Network domains to manage the values of the From and To terminal fields on the line class.

Usage

          
The Utility Network rules are used to determine what terminal values should be set.
The tool's logic will look at terminals that have already been assigned and set the value to the unassigned terminal.


License
Standard
Toolset
Utility Network

Syntax

AssignTerminals (in_table, out_folder, in_utility_network, {assign_no_candidates}, {honor_direction}, {reset_when_none})

Parameter Explanation Data Type
in_table Dialog Reference

The table or feature class that will have the new rule applied.

 		DEFeatureClass
out_folder Dialog Reference

The folder where the output CSV will be saved. The name of the file is taken from in_table.

DEFolder
in_utility_network Dialog Reference

The input utility network.

 		DEUtilityNetwork
assign_no_candidates (Optional) Dialog Reference

This option will assign a valid terminal, lowest terminal ID, when all terminals have been previously assigned to existing lines.

 		GPBoolean
honor_direction (Optional) Dialog Reference

In the case where a line can connect to more than one terminal, and the terminal configuration is directional, use the digitized direction to set the terminal value. For instance, a pipe has rules that allow it to connect to the input(upstream) and output(downstream) of a pump. If you sketch the line and end at the pump, the terminal assigned will be the input terminal. If you sketch the line and start at the pump, the terminal assigned will be the output terminal.

 		GPBoolean
reset_when_none (Optional) Dialog Reference

If a line has a terminal assigned, and the snapped point's Asset Group/Type changes, the point is deleted, or the line is moved, this option allows you to reset the terminal if no rules are present as a result of the edit.

 		GPBoolean

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