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Make Data Interoperability available for local installations

Anonymous User

LS,

Due to our slow scripting organisation we're using ArcGIS Pro in our organisation mainly as single use. I recently got access to data interop, and sadly, ran into this issue:

Whoops -- pro DataInteropp

This saddens me greatly as it means I have to jump through a great amount of hoops to force our IT partner (which is... horribly not-GIS minded) to do an install for me, and in the process I'll loose all the python goodness...

Can we please have a datainterop installer that also works with user-level installs?

Cheers!

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Extension: Data Interoperability

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Status: Closed

Comments

bharold

Hi Guus, it turns out requiring an all-users installation is an artifact of ensuring no collisions between desktop and enterprise installs of Data Interoperability and there isn't much we can do in the short term. I'll bring this up with the framework team again.

bharold

Hi Guus, we haven't forgotten about you. There is some research going on around the collision issue that is showing some promise.

RenatoSalvaleon3

This is now being planned for release in 2024.

RenatoSalvaleon3

This enhancement was released in Pro 3.3. Related to this, we will document Data Interoperability product code every release with the Pro Help document found here.

https://www.esri.com/content/dam/esrisites/en-us/media/products/arcgis-pro-issues-addressed/arcgis-pro-product-codes.pdf

RenatoSalvaleon3

Recently we have a customer wanting to silently install Pro as Per Machine install (ALLUSERS=1) and the Data Interop extension as Per User install (ALLUSERS=2). Please note that a mixed setup is not supported.

RenatoSalvaleon3

This is closed and released in Pro 3.3.