NIM013916 for No Product Found

Bug ID Number	NIM013916
Submitted	December 19, 2007
Last Modified	June 5, 2024
Applies to	No Product Found
Version found	9.3
Version Fixed	9.3
Status	Fixed

Description

A geometric network with invalid connectivity rules may experience an application crash during one of the following operations:
- Copy\Paste within ArcCatalog.
- When using the Data Extract command on the Distributed Geodatabase toolbar.
- The creation of a Replica or Check-Out.

Cause

Within a geometric network, invalid connectivity rules are those rules that meet the following criteria:
- For an edge-edge rule, no default junction is specified.
- For an edge-junction rule, no default junction is specified.
- For an edge-edge rule, no junctions are specified.

In order to determine whether the geometric network has invalid connectivity rules, use the following Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code sample.

To use this code sample:
- Copy the sample into the ThisDocument module within VBA for ArcCatalog.
- Select the geometric network to analyze.
- Run the macro.
- If invalid connectivity rules are found, they are listed when the macro finishes running. The invalid rules are also displayed in the Debug output window in VBA.

Code:
Sub FindInvalidConnRules()
Dim pApp As IGxApplication
Dim pGxObj As IGxObject
Dim pDataset As IDataset
Dim pGN As IGeometricNetwork
Dim pFCC As IFeatureClassContainer
Dim pName As IName
Dim pEnumRule As IEnumRule
Dim pRule As IRule
Dim pEdgeConnRule As IEdgeConnectivityRule
Dim pSubtypes As IRowSubtypes
Dim strConnRules As String
Dim k As Long
Set pApp = Application
Set pGxObj = pApp.SelectedObject
Set pName = pGxObj.InternalObjectName
Set pGN = pName.Open
Set pFCC = pGN
Set pEnumRule = pGN.Rules

k = 0

Set pRule = pEnumRule.Next

Do Until pRule Is Nothing
  If pRule.Type = esriRTEdgeConnectivity Or pRule.Type = esriRTJunctionConnectivity Then
    If pRule.Type = esriRTEdgeConnectivity Then
      Set pEdgeConnRule = pRule
      If pEdgeConnRule.DefaultJunctionClassID = -1 Then
        Debug.Print pFCC.ClassByID(pEdgeConnRule.FromEdgeClassID).AliasName & ":" & pEdgeConnRule.FromEdgeSubtypeCode, pFCC.ClassByID(pEdgeConnRule.ToEdgeClassID).AliasName & ":" & pEdgeConnRule.ToEdgeSubtypeCode, pEdgeConnRule.JunctionCount, pEdgeConnRule.DefaultJunctionClassID
        strConnRules = strConnRules & pFCC.ClassByID(pEdgeConnRule.FromEdgeClassID).AliasName & ":" & pEdgeConnRule.FromEdgeSubtypeCode & ", " & pFCC.ClassByID(pEdgeConnRule.ToEdgeClassID).AliasName & ":" & pEdgeConnRule.ToEdgeSubtypeCode & vbCrLf
        k = k + 1
      End If
    End If
  End If
  Set pRule = pEnumRule.Next
Loop
If k = 0 Then
  MsgBox "No invalid connectivity found", vbOKOnly, "Invalid connectivity rules"
Else
  MsgBox "Feature Class:Subtype, Feature Class:Subtype" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & strConnRules, vbOKOnly, "Invalid connectivity rules"
End If

End Sub

Workaround

If there are invalid connectivity rules within the geometric network, take the following steps to correct them.

If there are invalid edge-edge connectivity rules, assign a default junction to the edge rule. Follow steps 7-9 in the "Adding an edge-edge rule in ArcCatalog" section of the Desktop Help for Geometric Network Connectivity Rules.

Geometric Network connectivity rules
If there are invalid edge-junction connectivity rules, assign a default junction to the edge-junction rule. Follow steps 7-10 in the "Adding an edge-junction rule" section of the Desktop Help for Geometric Network Connectivity Rules.

Geometric Network connectivity rules
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Note:
The issue has also been corrected with ArcGIS 9.2 Service Pack 5. The presence of invalid connectivity no longer causes the application to crash, during any of the above mentioned operations.
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