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Question about license and license + arcpy

Aðalsteinn_MarÓlafsson

Hi,

First part of the question since it might resolve the second problem automatically.

Our organization has ArcGIS Desktop and a license for Spatial Analyst and 3d Analyst, these I can activate in the extensions options there. Now I open ArcGIS Pro and I they are marked as installed extensions but not licensed.

How can I activate them in Pro, is there a separate licensing program for these modules within Pro or does our corporate admin need to activate these extensions for Pro (read something in that direction somewhere)?

Secondly, if I cannot activate them in Pro (if for some reason when you've paid for a set of tools that you can only use within one environment but not the other), how can I direct my Python code (using Visual Studio Code) to use the tools which are licensed by the Desktop part of the program?

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JoshuaBixby

Both Pro and ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap have their own, separate ArcGIS Administrators. For Pro, the ArcGIS Administrator screen is integrated into the application under Licensing. Did you borrow licenses for Pro and ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap?

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JoeBorgione

How do you manage your licenses? Do they come from named users at AGOl or do you have a local license manager?

DanPatterson_Retired

contact your organizations admin person, all available licenses for *map should be available for *Pro unless you are using shared licenses and you have to *check* out a license in order to use it and *return* them when you are done

JoshuaBixby

As Joe mentioned, it helps to state what licensing model your organization is using: Single Use, Concurrent Use, Named User, etc....

Technically (not rhetorically technically but technically technically)ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro licenses are separate licenses. Without knowing more about the licensing models for ArcMap and Pro in your organization, I can't suggest anything specific.

Regarding your second question, ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro have completely separate Python interpreters. If you want VS Code to use the one for ArcGIS Desktop, then configure VC Code to use the Python interpreter bundled with ArcGIS Desktop.

Aðalsteinn_MarÓlafsson

It's a local License Manager

Aðalsteinn_MarÓlafsson

We are using shared licenses and we check out the license once we check it in extensions options.

Aðalsteinn_MarÓlafsson

We have the model for Concurrent Use. I get that the licenses are separate for the programs, but the extensions is about each program having access to the same licensed toolbox?

I have directed the interpreter to the 2.7 inside ArcGIS 10 but to no avail, I can run it in the python code within catalog/map and or using model builder, but the same code stops when I try to run it from the IDE.

Anyway, I'm quite new to ArcGIS, IDE's and Python so it's a mouthful to chew all at once.

JoshuaBixby

Aðalsteinn_MarÓlafsson

Got it, had to open "Configure your licensing options". What stopped me initially was on the front page there is a window with "Esri Extensions" that said it wasn't licensed, should perhaps show license activated/available Yes/No. Anyway, thank you for the help.

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