In what tool can named trace configurations be executed?

Named trace configurations can be executed through the Trace Pane and the trace geoprocessing (GP) tool. The Trace Pane is a user interface that allows users to visualize and execute trace operations within the utility network, making it easy to see the outcomes of trace configurations in real-time. This tool is specifically designed to facilitate tracing tasks in an interactive way.

The trace GP tool provides a programmatic way to execute traces using scripts or workflows, allowing for automation and integration into larger geospatial processes. This flexibility enables users to apply their named trace configurations in both the user interface and through automated batch processing, catering to various operational needs.

Using named trace configurations in these tools not only enhances efficiency but also ensures consistency in data processing across different tasks and user scenarios.