Release Notes

The following list outlines the maintenance fixes included in InfoWater Pro version 2027.3.

For a list of the latest features and improvements in the current release, refer to What's New.

Criticality Analysis

Distance values use model units: Criticality Analysis now converts distance values to the model's unit system before geospatial processing runs.
Isolation area valve counts include internal valves: The valve count for an isolation area now includes the valves inside that area.
F1 opens help: Press F1 in the Criticality Analysis window to open the related help topic.
Duplicate system valves are flagged: Geospatial analysis now detects system valves at the same location. It shows a warning and excludes the duplicate valves from the analysis.
Missing junction elevations are handled: Criticality Analysis now runs when some junctions have no elevation value. It also reads elevations correctly when the Junction.dbf index is out of date.
Inactive elements are excluded: Criticality Analysis now uses only the active network. Inactive elements aren't included in the analysis.

Pump and valve symbols no longer need geoprocessing: InfoWater Pro now calculates pump and valve symbol angles internally instead of running an ArcGIS Pro geoprocessing tool.
Map Theme save confirmation stays open: When you select Apply and close with unsaved sub-theme changes, the save confirmation stays open until you respond.
Map no longer zooms to a reversed pipe: After you reverse a pipe, selecting another element no longer zooms the map back to the reversed pipe.
Node Polygon layers are replaced, not stacked: Applying a Map Theme now removes Node Polygon layers that aren't active in that theme. Applying a Node Polygon sub-theme replaces any Node Polygon sub-theme applied before it.

Printing a field journal no longer fails: Printing a UDF field journal no longer fails while the map zooms to the sequence extent.
Notes stay linked to their sequence: Notes attached to a UDF sequence now stay with that sequence when you insert, remove, or reorder sequences.

Network trace directions corrected: Network Trace Upstream and Network Trace Downstream now trace in the correct direction. Previously, the two tools were swapped.
Variable speed pump simulations allow isolated areas: Simulations with variable speed pumps (VSP) no longer stop when the network has isolated junctions with no demand. This matches the behavior of other simulations.