The Find Connected With Stop Condition workflow provides the same functionality as the Find Connected workflow. In addition, you can define stop features based on their attributes.
All advanced stop conditions that have been defined in the data model administrator are also available here.
For more information about stop conditions using SQL statements, see Network Tracer.
- In the Industry Model Task Pane, click the Workflow explorer icon.
- Right-click Find Connected With Stop Conditions.
- Click Execute.
- In the Workflow group, under Choose a Start Feature, do the following:
- Click Choose.
- Click one or more features at the start of the network trace.
- Press ENTER to complete selection.
- If you do not want to trace the whole network, do the following:
- Under Optionally Choose Stop Features, click Choose.
- Click one or more stop features.
- Press ENTER to complete selection.
- Under Options, select Include Stop Features to list all connected features including the stop features. If this check box is cleared, stop features are not included.
Start features are always included in the list of connected features.
- To specify the trace direction, click Forward, Backward, or Both.
- Under Stop Conditions, click Add.
- In the Stop Condition Editor dialog box, do one of the following:
- Select an existing stop condition.
- Click New and define a new stop condition.
To learn about creating a new stop condition, see Stop Condition Editor.
- Click OK to close the Stop Condition Editor dialog box.
- Click OK to start network tracing.
When network tracing has finished all connected features are displayed in the feature explorer in the Workflow pane. Use the tools at the top of the Workflow pane to open the feature class form, highlight selected features, and zoom to selected features.
In the Stop Condition Editor dialog box, the list displays only the stop conditions that are not assigned to any tracing template.