Latest Contributions by JimLugosi

Hi folks, we are really struggling with Collector.  As a starting point, I am using the documentation for "Offline maps and traditional versioned data".  Below is a short description of our setup: Source data projection: Stateplane/EPSG: 2913 ArcMap - publishing environment Portal for ArcGIS - building web map for Collector ArcGIS Server - publishing feature service to server with sync, edit, delete, select capabilities Data Store - established connection to our source data in SDE/Enterprise data base.  Data will not be copied to server Global IDs built on feature classes w/in feature dataset With our initial testing, I was able to publish one or two feature classes to ArcGIS Server and build a web map within Portal using an AGOL basemap (outlined w/in document mentioned above).  However, one of the requirements is that all data must be in the same spatial reference.  The basemap is EPSG: 4326 and the asset data is EPSG: 2913.  How do I project the basemap to 2913?  Is this done on the fly?  Anyway, I built the web map with very little configurations and was able to consume within Collector, edit, and synchronize. Next, I added 30 assets/feature services to my ArcMap session and published with feature service capabilities.  In addition, labeling had been enabled within ArcMap (no Maplex).  Within Portal, I created a new web map and used Arcade scripting to configure the popups.  I made sure that offline was enabled and all features were editable. The new web map is not working.  Sometimes user can see the web map, but upon download it hangs.  In addition, I created map areas to help reduce the amount of content within the download.  Still not working So, what is going on?  Are there limitations when using traditional versioning? When publishing a feature service from ArcMap, do all the fields need to be enabled?  I'm assuming yes for traditional versioning. Do all the items participating within the web map need to have the same spatial reference? For example, we use Stateplane (EPSG: 2913) as our default projection. However, the basemap we consume from AGOL uses WGS84 Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere | EPSG: 4326). Is this a problem?  Did  not seem to be an issue when I tested using one feature service. Is there a limitation on the number of features within a web map that will be consumed by Collector? Within the web map, we have customized the pop-ups using Arcade scripting. Will Collector be able to handle this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ... View more

Hi folks, got a question regarding dropping a data store connection.  We need to test something that would require us to drop the data store.  I'm assuming this will break any web map, apps, dashboards that we currently have.  Is this a valid assumption? We plan on reconnecting the data store after our testing has completed.  Will this automatically reconnect the data in our web maps, apps, dashboards or will they be permanently hosed? Thanks ... View more

Hi folks, I have a Python script that is looping through all the fields in our parcel layer and adding them to a field map object.  Afterwards, I am adding the field map object to the field mappings.  I recently learned that you cannot add the "Shape" field so I had to write a conditional for that.  However, I am running into another problem.  It seems like the field OBJECTID cannot be merged.  Not sure why.  I have tried removing it without success.  I also tried removing it and recreating it without any success.  Anyone else experience this issue? Python 2.7.16 ... View more

Hi folks, I am trying to figure out why our credit usage is showing up only for Admin instead of individual users.  I have setup our internal Portal (intranet) to utilize Esri's routing service.  This was done by adding the rest endpoint to the Utility Services -> Directions & Routing within our Portal. However, each time someone (besides Admin) utilizes this service, the credit usage comes out of Admin.  Why?  How can I update this so the credit usage comes from individual user? ... View more

Hey folks, I have been banging my head on this for the past several days.  Here is my scenario, I would like to join our taxlot hosted feature layer with our assessors table.  Both data sets reside in our ArcGIS Managed DataStore (PostgreSQL). Using Jupyter Notebook I am able to access both hosted feature layer and hosted feature table.  I verify the records by performing a simple query.  In addition, I am able to display each service graphically. However, when I try to perform a simple table join (assessor table to taxlots) I receive the following error message: {"messageCode": "AO_100032", "message": "The number of features in tax_genparcels is zero.", "params": {"analysisLayer": "tax_genparcels"}} {"messageCode": "AO_100215", "message": "JoinFeatures failed."} Failed to execute (JoinFeatures). Failed. I don't get it. I validated that parcels have features: # Properties of a Feature Layer feature_layer = taxlot_layer[0] feature_results = feature_layer.query(where='objectid>0', return_count_only=True) feature_results 158933 Below is the code I'm using to perform the join: output = analysis.join_features(target_layer='<string_to_hosted_feature_layer>',  join_layer='<string_to_hosted_table_layer>', spatial_relationship=None, spatial_relationship_distance=None, spatial_relationship_distance_units=None, attribute_relationship=[{"targetField":"maptaxlot","operator":"equal","joinField":"tlno"}], join_operation='JoinOneToOne', output_name='TaxlotAssessmentTest', context={"extent":{"xmin":-44785405.742,"ymin":18653826.208,"xmax":-44778081.523,"ymax":18660282.372,"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100,"latestWkid":3857},"outSR":{"wkid":102100}}}, ) I have tried setting the spatial relationship to 'identicalto' and it still errors out. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and stay safe ... View more

Hey folks, Got a question regarding updating of data within my Address Locator that I have shared to our Portal Env.  The data within our Address Locator is referencing a file geodatabase that resides on our ArcGIS Server.  The file geodatabase has been registered with our Datastore so we don't have data copied to the managed Datastore (PostgreSQL).  The file geodatabase is updated on a weekly basis.  Will I also need to update the Address Locator in Portal?  Since the source data is updated I'm thinking I will most likely need to run a rebuild and overwrite the existing Locator Service in Portal. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. UPDATE: Looks like I might have found my answer Rebuilding address locators using a geoprocessing tool—Help | Documentation  "When you make edits to your geocoding reference data, either by adding or deleting features or rows or by editing the address attributes they contain, you must rebuild your address locator if you want to geocode addresses against the current version of the reference data. " So, I wrote a Python script to stop the locator service, rebuild the locator service and start the service back up.  Easy as py. Thanks ... View more

Hi there folks, I created a Web App using the template builder from Portal for ArcGIS (10.7.1).  The Web App was built using my Web Map that contained Arcade Expressions for aggregating information.  However, within the Web App I am noticing the table results displaying a value of [objectPromise].  Why???  Attached is an example of what I'm seeing.  Are Arcade Expressions not supported in Web Apps?  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Jim Lugosi ... View more