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Connecting network features

Available with Standard or Advanced license.

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While network features can be both created and edited in ArcGIS Desktop Advanced and Desktop Standard, they are read-only in Desktop Basic.

If you want to move a feature without moving all the other features connected to it, you should first run the Disconnect command. Disconnecting a feature does not delete it from the database or delete it from the geometric network. Likewise, disconnecting a feature does not delete the logical network information for the feature. Disconnecting a feature removes the topological associations it has with other features in the network. Similarly, connecting a feature to the network creates topological relationships between the feature and its neighboring features.

To disconnect or connect a feature, you must add the Geometric Network Editing toolbar.

In ArcMap, click Customize > Toolbars > Geometric Network Editing.

  1. Click the Editor menu on the Editor toolbar and click Start Editing.
  2. Click the Edit tool Edit Tool on the Editor toolbar.
  3. Select the feature to be connected.
  4. Click the Connect button Connect.

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