Latest Contributions by StephanieWidas1

‎02-12-2019

We were able to resolve our problem by restoring the c:\arcgisserver directory from a backup.

‎12-10-2018

Our 10.4.1 site "went missing" this morning, too - - after Microsoft Windows updates. Any suggestions on restoring it? I restored the config-store-connection.xml file (it was missing), but it didn't fix it. The machine-config.xml file was still there. Thanks, Stephanie

‎03-30-2018

I just wanted to follow up on this in case others are experiencing the same issue. Installing ArcGIS Desktop and Business Analyst 10.6 resolved the issue. Esri logged a bug for running Spatial overlays in ArcGIS 10.4.1 using the 2017 Demographic data from Business Analyst. So now on to the 10.6 upgrades...

‎03-12-2018

Hi Daniel, I submitted a ticket last week and have been working with Esri support. What version of desktop are you using? The problem seems to be isolated to ArcGIS Desktop/Business Analyst 10.4.1. The issue couldn't be replicated in 10.6 and assume that it works ok in 10.5.x. The errors only occur when running the spatial overlay directly from the toolbox (Business Analyst Tools --> Analysis --> Spatial Overlay) or by calling the spatial overlay in a python script (arcpy.SpatialOverlay_ba). Using the Analysis wizard on the Business Analyst toolbar provided the correct values. I'll be installing 10.6 on a test machine to verify that it runs correctly. If it does, looks like we will be upgrading sooner than originally planned. Thank you, Stephanie

‎03-05-2018

Hi Dan! Thank you for the feedback. The rings were indeed created with the multi-ring buffer, but they are not dissolved. There is one ring for each distance and they do overlap (no "donuts"). This is the same procedure we've used for a couple years and it works fine with 2015 and 2016 demographic data. It's just the 2017 data that is causing the problem. Fortunately we found this during a QC process and before we put the 2017 demographics into production. What is odd too is that it doesn't do it for all of the demographic fields. Some fields are processed just fine. I ran a spatial overlay with all of the fields and one set of rings. I didn't count all of the fields (way too many), but I'd estimate that somewhere between 1/2 to 2/3 of the fields are returning the errors.

‎03-01-2018

I am noticing some very unusual behavior when running spatial overlays with the 2017 Business Analyst demographic data. It’s only the 2017 data - - I can run the exact same process on the 2016 data and it runs fine. Here’s the scenario: I am using the Spatial Overlay tool in the Business Analyst toolbox to get demographic data for a set of rings. The rings are a set of various buffer distances around a single point, so they all have the same center point. The input layer is from the new 2017 demographics data (Business Analyst\\US_2017\\Data\\Demographic Data\\BlockGroups_bg.bds). When I run the tool on the set of rings, some fields are returning the same value for every single ring (specifically income fields). Other fields (such as ethnicity) are coming through as expected with different values for each ring. I ran each ring separately and it appears that all of the rings are getting the field value of the last ring that is processed. Running each ring separately gives distinct values, but running them all together gives them all the same value. Again, it’s not happening for all of the demographic fields. Has anyone noticed this? I’m about to submit a ticket to Esri but wanted to reach out to the forum first. Thanks in advance, Stephanie

‎11-08-2017

We have been running stored procedures using the method shown above, but it is no longer working since upgrading SQL from 2008 to 2014. We now get an error stating that “The metadata could not be determined because statement...uses a temporary table." Any suggestions or a work-around to get our existing stored procedures to run from python scripts? Is there a better approach rather than using arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute to run a stored procedure? Thanks in advance, Stephanie

‎11-08-2017

Did you find a way to execute stored procedures?

‎09-15-2017

When accessing map services in our web mapping applications, our iPad users have started receiving multiple authentication requests during a single session (since the upgrade to iOS 10.x). I came across this page today: http://server.arcgis.com/en/web-adaptor/10.3/install/iis/configure-arcgis-web-adaptor-memory-cache-options.htm and wondered if changing some of our out-of-the-box settings might help with this re-authorization problem. Has anyone changed the cache settings for the web adaptor? For those using the server instead of browser cookies, were there any negative effects on your server? Even if these settings don't resolve the multiple log-in requests, I'm curious about tweaking the default settings to optimize performance. Any info or insight on these cache options would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance, Stephanie

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Re: ArcGIS Server 10.4 site missing

Re: ArcGIS Server 10.4 site missing

Re: Spatial Overlays with Business Analyst 2017 Demographic Data

Re: Spatial Overlays with Business Analyst 2017 Demographic Data

Re: Spatial Overlays with Business Analyst 2017 Demographic Data

Spatial Overlays with Business Analyst 2017 Demographic Data

Re: Stored Procedure call in esri python

Re: ArcSDESQLExecute (arcpy) for stored proc

ArcGIS Web Adaptor memory cache options

Re: ArcGIS Server 10.4 site missing

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