Latest Contributions by ChrisCzerwinski1

Thanks , you should have access now. ... View more

I can download feature data, but not related tabular.  Script fails at line 391, "fs.load(fsURL)": RecordSetObject: Cannot open table for Load. Going through all the comments here, this seems to have been resolved a while ago.  I've installed all the python dependencies that error logging caught (request, chardet, idna, certifi).  Can't seem to figure out if this issue is related to settings on the feature service or not, or with the OBJECTID field....    ... View more

I would try rebuilding the web service layer, and collector web map again.  Not the ideal solution, but it worked for me.  ... View more

So after a complete rebuild, things are working again as expected.  I have a pretty simple database at this point, and plan to slowly add to it (range domains, subtypes, etc.), to see if any specific component breaks it again. Port 7005 is still seemingly closed, so we can partially rule that out.  It would be nice to know what corrupted the application, but I'm happy to be able to take it offline with the windows tablet. Thanks again for all your time on this. ... View more

Thanks for your time Dan.  I'm going to test a bunch of stuff and try to pin point what fixes it.  Hopefully Monday I'll have some answers to share.  I suspect after a complete rebuild, things will be working as they were a week ago.  This service layer has been through a pretty extensive beta test (trying to break it).  Might need a fresh start. We are still working on opening Port 7005 so that's also on my radar as a potential solution.   ... View more

Collector works as expected on the windows tablet for the most part in a connected environment, however, at times submitting updates fails or the related table is not accessible.  Intermittently it goes from working just fine to not working. I'm wondering if at least part of the issue could be the WIFI I'm using, but regardless, this offline issue is more of a priority to me. I've tried a few times starting from scratch on the Portal end of thing, but maybe I need to start over on ArcServer. ... View more

Thanks Linda and DMoore-esristaff‌.  Dan -  I re-established my relationship classes using a GUID on the related table... still getting the same inaccessible layer.  Yeah - I republished after all changes. Linda - oddly, I don't see a service definition file in my contents on Portal.  Is it hidden, or sitting somewhere else?  Portal is seemingly very similar to AGOL, but I haven't seen a service definition file in Portal. What's even more odd - is that everything was working at the end of last week.... and so it goes. ... View more

Yup - the data is archived.  My collector map is only using one layer with a related table (relationship uses global IDs). When I open the "offline map" for editing.  I see the basemap, and a prompt saying 1 layer not available.  Clicking that tells me which layer that is not accessible (the only one), provides the service URL for it, and has an error code that reads "WebMap_CannotCreateLayer". ... View more

Hi Dan, thanks for the response.  We were originally using versioned data, but found that it wasn't working well.  Using the default database on SQL server last week, with all open ports, worked seamlessly.  Yesterday, I can only go offline in iOS, and Android.  One change that we've noticed was that port 7005 appears to be closed, working on opening that up.  I just confirmed that all windows devices are using Collector 10.4.1. Thanks for your time,  Chris ... View more

I've got the some issue going on.  However, everything was working on Windows, iOS and Android last week, but now my Windows Surface Pro Tablet will not take my maps offline.  We were having syncing issues earlier in the month, which seemed to be resolved once we opened up ESRI's suggested communication ports.  Now, on a surface pro I can only download the basemap for offline use, feature services are "not available"... so I can't even make "offline" edits to sync.  We are using ArcServer 10.3, Portal and Collector 10.4 for our workflow. I'd be interested in learning a work around for this, as our field staff are mostly equipped with a windows device. ... View more

Hi Matt, Did you ever figure out your code for ArcPad 10.  I'm trying to achieve a similar procedure but can't get it going. I know this thread is pretty old, but I figured I would try. Thanks, Chris ... View more

That was exactly my problem as well!  "Out of memory" error message on start-up was caused by an empty *.vbs script.  Glad I found this thread! ... View more

I get the same thing with related tables once and a while.  Thankfully, I don't loose my data, just slows down the data collection process rebooting the system.  Have you figured out a solution? ... View more

No luck so far. I've also tried it using: objPage.Controls("E").Value = Application.GPS.X And I tried creating current XY position as a global variable too. I get no error messages, just no changes to my related table fields. I know my GPS is working, but maybe it's not "talking" to arcpad? I'm developing a stream monitoring data collection application that uses 3 related tables. The top level of the database uses point data to locate a monitoring site, but then off of that point there is a related table that will have 3 rows (3 separate sample locations) for each point. The locations of these sample sites changes year to year due to stream morphology, and it would be ideal to be able to record the xy of each sample site for each year. Currently I can write XY data to the related table using an onload event and the code below, but the problem is, I don't get the current GPS position, rather I get the XYs of the feature point driving the relationship.  Any help on this would be great! So the real question is: How can I write the the current GPS location to a related table (I don't want to create a shapefile, just tabular data). Cheers. Dim objPage, objControls Set objPage = ThisEvent.Object Set objControls = objPage.Controls objPage.Controls("E").Value = GPS.X objPage.Controls("N").Value = GPS.Y ... View more