INetworkLoader.PutEnabledDisabledFieldName Method

[C++]

Parameters
featureClassName [in]
  featureClassName is a parameter of type BSTR
enabledDisabledFieldName [in]
  enabledDisabledFieldName is a parameter of type BSTR

It is strongly recommended to use the default name for the enabled/disabled field. If you do not make a call to PutEnabledDisabledFieldName for a feature class, then the NetworkLoader assumes that you wish to use the default name for the enabled/disabled field. The default name for the enabled/disabled field can be obtained from the DefaultEnabledField property on the INetworkLoaderProps interface.

If you specify an existing field to use as the enabled/disabled field, it is best to check that this field is of the correct type and domain to be used as an enabled/disabled field. You can check this by calling the CheckEnabledDisabledField method. You also have the option of resetting all values in the existing field to True, or preserving the existing values. See the help for the PreserveEnabledValues property for more details.

If the field specified does not exist, then the NetworkLoader will automatically add it to the feature class when it builds the network, populating all values in this field with the value True.

The following code demonstrates using the default enabled/disabled field name and checking the enabled/disabled field before calling PutEnabledDisabledFieldName (See the Note below). It also sets the PreserveEnabledValues property to True:

INetworkLoaderProps networkLoaderProps=networkLoader2 as INetworkLoaderProps;
string defEDFld=networkLoaderProps.DefaultEnabledField;
esriNetworkLoaderFieldCheck ckFld=networkLoader2.CheckEnabledDisabledField("FeatureClassName", defEDFld);
switch (ckFld)
{
  case esriNLFCValid:
  case esriNLFCNotFound:
    networkLoader2.PutEnabledDisabledFieldName("FeatureClassName", "EnabledDisabledName")
    break;
  default:
    Console.WriteLine("The field " + defEDFld + " could not be used as an enabled/disabled field.");
    return;
    break;
}
networkLoader2.PreserveEnabledValues=true;

Note: In reality, this code (with exception to the call to PreserveEnabledValues) would not be necessary, since in the absence of calls to PutEnabledDisabledFieldName for a feature class, the NetworkLoader assumes that you wish to use the default enabled/disabled field for that feature class. The code is provided here for illustrative purposes.

The following code demonstrates using the default enabled/disabled field name and checking the enabled/disabled field before calling PutEnabledDisabledFieldName (See the Note below). It also sets the PreserveEnabledValues property to True:

Dim networkLoaderProps As INetworkLoaderProps=CType(networkLoader2, INetworkLoaderProps)
Dim defEDFld As String=networkLoaderProps.DefaultEnabledField
Dim ckFld As esriNetworkLoaderFieldCheck=networkLoader2.CheckEnabledDisabledField("FeatureClassName", defEDFld)
Select Case ckFld
  Case esriNLFCValid, esriNLFCNotFound
    networkLoader2.PutEnabledDisabledFieldName("FeatureClassName", "EnabledDisabledName")
  Case Else
    Console.WriteLine("The field " & defEDFld & " could not be used as an enabled/disabled field.")
    Exit Sub
End Select
networkLoader2.PreserveEnabledValues=True

Note: In reality, this code (with exception to the call to PreserveEnabledValues) would not be necessary, since in the absence of calls to PutEnabledDisabledFieldName for a feature class, the NetworkLoader assumes that you wish to use the default enabled/disabled field for that feature class. The code is provided here for illustrative purposes.