INetworkLoader.AddWeightAssociation Method

Adds an association between a network weight and a feature class attribute.

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub AddWeightAssociation ( _
    ByVal networkWeightName As String, _
    ByVal featureClassName As String, _
    ByVal fieldName As String _
)

[C#]
public void AddWeightAssociation (
    string networkWeightName,
    string featureClassName,
    string fieldName
);

[C++]
HRESULT AddWeightAssociation(
  BSTR networkWeightName,
  BSTR featureClassName,
  BSTR fieldName
);

[C++]
Parameters
networkWeightName [in]
  networkWeightName is a parameter of type BSTR
featureClassName [in]
  featureClassName is a parameter of type BSTR
fieldName [in]
  fieldName is a parameter of type BSTR

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Remarks

The weights you specified for your network using the AddWeight method need to have values. These values are taken from attributes of your feature classes. Adding weight associations tells the network which attributes belong to which weights. A weight can be associated with multiple feature classes. These associations are dependent on the type of field and the type of weight you created. The following table shows which types of weight can be associated to which types of feature attributes:

Weight Type	Valid Feature Attribute Types
esriWTNull	None
esriWTBitgate	esriFieldTypeSmallInteger, esriFieldTypeInteger
esriWTInteger	esriFieldTypeSmallInteger, esriFieldTypeInteger
esriWTSingle	esriFieldTypeSingle
esriWTDouble	esriFieldTypeSingle, esriFieldTypeDouble

You can only add a weight association to the network if both the feature class and the weight have already been added to the NetworkLoader object using the AddFeatureClass and AddWeight methods respectively.

See Also

INetworkLoader Interface | INetWeightAssociationEdit Interface | INetWeightAssociation Interface