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Loadbuilder - WaterCAD/GEMS - Area Method

mo7amed salem
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Dears 

Regarding the load builder:  i made a theissen polygon using a shape file as a boundary layer. then, i used a copy of the boundary layer shape file and assign attribute valve to it with the total demand m3/day using ArcMap.

Then in loadbuilder i used the area load method, prop. dist. by area and i used the new ArcMap - edited shape file as a flow boundry layer. and the theissen polygon as service area layer. 
the loadbuilder then shows an error messege "2 Id(s) do not match any id of the model."   

please, help me with this problem . 
Thanks in advance. 

Eng. M. Salem 

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    Hello,

    It might be useful to have screenshots of what you are seeing or a copy of the files so we can test this. If you opt to send the model, there are two options for sharing your model files on Communities. If you would like the files to be visible to other members, compress the files into a zip file and upload them as an attachment using the ‘Advanced Reply editor’ before posting. If your data is confidential, you can follow the instructions in the link below to send it to us via Bentley Sharefile. Files uploaded to Sharefile can only be viewed by Bentley.

    communities.bentley.com/.../7079.be-communities-secure-file-upload

    Please post here the with the name of the file. Make sure to include the model file as well as the shapefiles (and the shapefile supporting files).

    Regards,
    Scott
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    Generally speaking the message ""# Id(s) do not match any id of the model." indicates that one or more of the service area polygons are missing their corresponding element (the junctions used in the Thiessen polygon tool). This could happen if for example you deleted the junctions after creating the Thiessen polygon shapefile. It may help to add the shapefile as a background layer to visually see if any of the corresponding junctions are missing. Let us know if this helps and we'll be sure to document this as a Support Solution.

    Otherwise as Scott suggests, a copy of the files would be best, in order to provide a more specific answer.


    Regards,

    Jesse Dringoli
    Technical Support Manager, OpenFlows
    Bentley Communities Site Administrator
    Bentley Systems, Inc.

    Answer Verified By: mo7amed salem 

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    Glad to help, and thanks for confirming. I've linked this thread to the below new Support Solution on this subject:

    communities.bentley.com/.../22086.id-s-do-not-match-any-id-of-the-model-error-in-loadbuilder


    Regards,

    Jesse Dringoli
    Technical Support Manager, OpenFlows
    Bentley Communities Site Administrator
    Bentley Systems, Inc.

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