Latest Contributions by TylerKiehle1

We have deployed the Lead Service Line Inventory ArcGIS Solution v3.0.  I've run into limitations using the workflow our consultant had recommended for batch updates to the ServiceLine hosted feature layer. Our current workflow involves using the Download Map feature of ArcPro to download a local copy of ServiceLine_editing view and making updates to the data in ArcPro.  There are 130,000+ features in the hosted feature layer and our edits can resulting in tens of thousands of changes to attribute data.  The sync back to AGO is time-consuming and inconsistent to complete without failure, which creates a real problem for us as far as data management goes. I'm weighing modifying our workflow to replace the Download Maps method with export to FGDB from the ServiceLine hosted feature layer, making the edits to the feature class, publishing the feature class and switching the source on all of the views in AGO to the new updated copy.  I've done source switching before for smaller datasets, but never from an export, and never one with attachments enabled. Has anyone else done this before?  Currently, our data does not have any attachments.  Can I disable attachments to ServiceLines before exporting, then enable them on the updated copy after it's published and expect the views to accept this as the same schema after the source switch?  Or should I be able to export to FGDB and then publish the new version with the unaltered related attachment table without any problem?  I'm going to test it out on my end, but I thought I'd ask to see if anybody else has work through this issue already. ... View more

I've got a problem with my workflow where OSIsoft's Pi Integrator for Business Analytics creates a .csv file and places it on a shared network directory.  Then GeoEvent Server has been configured with a "Watch folder for new .csv" input connector.  The connector is configured to delete file upon processing.  My problem is that the GeoEvent is deleting the file too quickly.  It appears the input connector begins processing the file as soon as it hits the folder and finishes processing before Pi has completed writing the data to the file.  So, I'm see sporadic errors in Pi Int for BA where the connection to the .csv is lost before it can complete writing the data to the file. Anyone, run into this issue and resolved it?  I've attempted to modify the Batch Flush Interval from 500 millisec to 10000 millisec but it doesn't help.  Is there anyway to set this input connector to wait a period of time to begin processing after the file has dropped in the folder?   Thanks in advance, Tyler  ... View more

Is there a way to access an Enterprise Portal without entering named user credentials?  This is for internal users that have accessed the network via VPN. ... View more

I have a GeoEvent service that updates a feature layer hosted on our Enterprise Portal every 30 seconds or so.  On our ArcGIS Online org, I consume the web service as a layer within a web map that refreshes the layer every minute.  That web map is consumed in an Operations Dashboard app online. I'm having a problem with latency when the map has to redrawn.  All the other layers, that are hosted layers on ArcGIS Online draw quickly, but the web service hosted on our Enterprise Portal takes a good 15 seconds to draw on the map. Currently, the internal Enterpise Portal web service is only available inside our organization's network, so it's not related to our security infrastructure.  I'm looking for ideas to configure the web service to optimize performance.  Usually I'd go straight to cache to solve my problem, but this is a data set that gets updated every 30 seconds from a GeoEvent service so I'm looking for alternatives. Thanks in advance. ... View more