Label | Explanation | Data Type |
Input Utility Network
| The input utility network where the network attribute will be added. | Utility Network; Utility Network Layer |
Attribute Name
| The name of the network attribute that will be added to the utility network. | String |
Attribute Type
| Specifies the data type of the network attribute.
| String |
In Line (Optional) | Specifies whether the network attribute will be persisted in line. In-line network attributes are slightly more efficient, but the number of bits for user-defined in-line network attributes is limited to 25 per utility network. Store the most frequently used network attributes (for example, phase for electric networks, pressure for gas and water networks) in line if possible. The size of the bits is determined by the domain parameter. In-line attributes are only supported for integer network attributes (short or long).
| Boolean |
Apportionable
(Optional) | Specifies whether the network attribute will be apportioned across multiple edges belonging to the same feature. Apportioned behavior is only supported with double network attributes. Network attributes with the apportionable property can be assigned to fields in line or junction feature classes, but only line features will have apportioned behavior. For example, with the shape_length network attribute and a line feature that consists of five edge elements of 20 feet each in which the total length of that line feature is 100 feet, the attribute will be apportioned across all edges. For example, using a function in a connected trace to count the shape length attribute for this line will return a count of 5 because it accounts for each individual edge element and not the entire line. The distribution of the value depends on the percentage along each edge element with respect to the from point of the original feature.
| Boolean |
Domain Name
(Optional) | The domain with which the network attribute will be associated. This parameter is required when In Line is checked. This domain is used to determine the number of bits to allocate for the in-line attribute and must be a coded value type. For example, the LifeCycleStatusDomain (0, Unknown | 1, In-Service | 2, Proposed | 3, Abandoned) domain has four entries, which means 2 bits are required to store the in-line attribute. The coded value domain must have sequential codes starting from 0. Learn more about how to calculate the bit size for In Line network attributes | String |
Is Overridable
(Optional) | Note:This parameter is not used in the current release, and any value provided will be ignored. The functionality of this parameter is under development and will be applicable in a future release. Specifies whether the current value stored in the topology will be overridden using an external override table. This parameter can be used, for example, to input live data from external systems, such as present position in the case of electric or pressure value in the case of gas. An example is a SCADA system pushing the updated switching positions of Device A to the override table of the DeviceStatus network attribute, which the topology engine then uses to override its current value of device status for Device A with the override value.
| Boolean |
Nullable
(Optional) | Specifies whether the network attribute will support null values.
| Boolean |
Substitution
(Optional) | Specifies whether the network attribute will be used as a substitution. Substitution network attributes allow a substituted value to be used instead of bitset network attribute values during a propagation in a trace operation. Substitution is only supported with long integer network attributes.
| Boolean |
Network Attribute to Substitute
(Optional) | The network attribute that will be used as a substitution. Substitutions are encoded based on the number of bits in the network attribute being propagated. The network attribute must be in line and an integer field type less than or equal to 8 bits. | String |
Derived Output
Label | Explanation | Data Type |
Updated Utility Network | The updated utility network. | Utility Network |