Add Model Names

The following model names in the tables below need to be added to your geodatabase.

TIP:

If it has been a while since you’ve added model names, helpful steps are after the tables.
While you are verifying or adding the model names below, you can tackle the Underground Facility Manager Add Model Names at the same time!

The following model names need to be added to the Electric Object Class Model Name domain. The entries in the Code column must have the exact spelling as shown, but they are not case sensitive:

Coded Values:

Code	Description
CrossSection	CrossSection
Duct	Duct
Lasso	Lasso
LassoMemberAnno	LassoMemberAnno
UFMVisible	UFMVisible
ULS	ULS
ULSMember	ULSMember
ULSMemberAnno	ULSMemberAnno

The following model names need to be added to the Electric Field Model Name domain. The entries in the Code column must have the exact spelling as shown, but they are not case sensitive:

Coded Values:

Code	Description
BypassIDFrom	BypassIDFrom
BypassIDTo	BypassIDTo
CableCount	CableCount
ContinuingDuctNameFrom	ContinuingDuctNameFrom
ContinuingDuctNameTo	ContinuingDuctNameTo
DuctBankConfiguration	DuctBankConfiguration
DuctBankHeight	DuctBankHeight
DuctBankWidth	DuctBankWidth
LassoText	LassoText
LassoTextField	LassoTextField
ULSTextField	ULSTextField

How to Add a New Model Name

To add a new model name, follow these steps:

In ArcCatalog > Catalog Tree, right-click your geodatabase and choose Properties.
Click the Domains tab, if necessary.
In the list of domains, scroll down until you find the proper “container” domain of model names. Model names themselves are stored as Coded Values within a domain. It is like a “domain of model names.” Here are the possible container domains:
- Class Model Names (assigned at the feature or object level):
  - Customer Object Class Model Name
  - Designer Object Class Model Name
  - Domain Independent Object Class Model Name
  - Electric Object Class Model Name
  - Fiber Object Class Model Name
  - Gas Object Class Model Name
  - Identify Tool Object Class Model Name
  - Water Object Class Model Name
- Field Model Names (assigned at the field level):
  - Customer Field Model Name
  - Designer Field Model Name
  - Domain Independent Field Model Name
  - Electric Field Model Name
  - Fiber Field Model Name
  - Gas Field Model Name
  - Water Field Model Name
In this example, we are using the Electric Object Class Model Name domain. Click the domain once to highlight.
At the bottom of the dialog under Coded Values, scroll down until you find the first empty row.
Type the model name for both Code and Description.

TIP: The fields do not accept a copy/paste. It looks like they do, but when you click OK, it clears them out. However, you can paste the model name in full, delete the last letter (in this case, “Y”), then re-type it.
Click Apply.
Repeat with other model names.
Click OK to close the dialog.