Circuits

The Circuits tab in Solution Center provides validation that you have all the Circuit Relationships in place. If necessary, expand each circuit to see the relationship properties.

IMPORTANT: To validate the relationships, your map service must be published and configured in Solution Center.

In Solution Center > Fiber Manager > Feature Services > Fiber Manager, click Circuits.
Under Relationships, expand each one. Green check marks indicate a successful validation.

Circuit Relationships

A connectable object is any fiber asset that can be viewed or edited in the Fiber Connections pane and requires a relationship with the Circuit table. The Connection table also requires a relationship with the Circuit table. This means any time a fiber is allocated to a circuit, an entry is made in the Circuits table.

If you are using the Fiber Manager XI data model, these objects already have a circuit relationship.

ActiveCommonPort
ActiveSplitPort
BackPort
Connection
DevPort
FrontPort
PassiveDeviceCommonPort
PassiveDeviceSplitPort
RibbonStrand
SplitIn
SplitOut
Strand

In these relationships, the Circuit table is always the Origin (parent). The connectable objects and the Connections table are the Destination (child). To verify or change these relationships, use the Create Relationship Class tool.

All circuit relationships follow the same configuration pattern.

Create Relationship Class Parameters	Value
Origin Table:	Circuit
Destination Table:	The Connectable Object Table, for example, Strand
Output Relationship Class:	This is where the relationship is named and saved. The default name, is a combination of the Origin and Destination raw table names. You can accept the default name, but for consistency and ease for administrators, we recommend “Circuit” and the name of the child object separated by an underscore (for example, Circuit_Strand).
Relationship Type:	Simple
Forward Path Label:	This label is not used by Fiber Manager XI. It is seen within ArcGIS Pro’s Attribute tables. For Forward Path, you can choose the name of the destination (or child) table.
Backward Path Label:	This label is not used by Fiber Manager XI. It is seen within ArcGIS Pro’s Attribute tables. For Backward Path, you can choose the name of the origin (or parent) table.
Message Direction:	None (no messages propagated)
Cardinality:	Many to many (M:N)
Attributed:	Check the box for “Relationship class is attributed.”
Origin Primary Key:	GlobalID
Origin Foreign Key:	orig_fky
Destination Primary Key:	GlobalID
Destination Foreign Key:	dest_fky