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For a diagram template based on the Network Dataset builder, the schematic feature classes associated with that diagram template are in relation to in-memory Network Analyst feature classes that are built for each type of network analysis layer input (stops, barriers, incidents, orders, and so forth) as well as real network GIS feature classes (streets, network junctions, and so on) that compose the network analysis result on the network.
When generating a diagram based on the Network Dataset builder, the builder populates the schematic feature classes—that is, it creates the schematic features expected in the diagram as follows:
- It analyzes the in-memory features that compose the solved network analysis layer and decodes their geometry and topology.
- For each feature layer that composes the network analysis layer, it verifies whether it is expected to deal with this feature layer—that is, it verifies that a schematic feature class associated with the in-memory feature class related to that feature layer exists for the diagram template.
If there is such a schematic feature class for the diagram template, for each network feature in the feature layer, it creates in memory the associated schematic feature; evaluates its attributes: cost attributes for network features (ArriveTime, DepartTime, Attr_Meters, Attr_Minutes, Status, CurbApproach, and so on), as well as any other attributes required for the schematic feature (subtype, attributes used for the symbology); and initializes its topology and geometry.
- If schematic rules are specified for the related diagram template, they are executed on all the schematic features built in memory.
- If there is a default schematic layout algorithm configured for the diagram template, the algorithm is executed and the geometry for all the in-memory schematic features is updated accordingly.
- All the schematic features in memory since the generation process started are saved in the schematic feature classes in the schematic dataset.
- All the created schematic features are queried from the schematic feature classes, and the diagram is displayed.
Then, at any time and for its lifetime—that is, until it is deleted from the schematic dataset—the diagram can be
- Reopened.
- Edited, laid out, and saved.
- Updated so its content stays in coherence with the geodatabase and each change that impacted the associated GIS features is reported on the associated schematic feature. Diagrams based on a versioned network dataset can also be updated from any other reference version; this means that even if diagram generation is based on a specific version of the network dataset at a given time, if this network dataset version is deleted or is no longer the reference version, the diagram reference version can also be changed so the diagram content evolves with the network dataset version.