Latest Contributions by Thiago_Nascimento

Great idea! Currently it seems that after providing credentials to users, admins have no way to control or monitor how they use the resources. Who generated a token? Is a token been used to provide access to thirdy-party non-authenticated users? Is a token been used to unfairly consuming resources? Answers to questions like this should be easily acessible to admins. ... View more

Thanks. I was hoping to post it publicly to let others know about the issue and related solution. Have you reproduced all the steps as described? The bug should occur when using Raster to Polygon after having used Export Data on the same session. It is a very specific case and easy to circumvent, but very annoying. It seems that ArcMap fails to properly load the raster (resulting from the previous operation), so the next operation works as if it received a blank raster. ... View more

Hi @DrVSSKiran, This is not really a question, just a bug report and a workaround, but thanks for your reply. Maybe I should post it somewhere else, just don't know where. ... View more

Hi, Tanu Hoque‌ Thanks for the suggestions. In every attempt bellow, I made it sure that the field in question was not null and contained only unique values: I only had success when the field used as objectid was a column of type NUMBER(10). A column of type NUMBER(12), is not accepted as valid field for objectid. I had to try this because the legacy table I will work with uses this type originally. With a column of type VARCHAR2, the published Feature Service is not usable:in ArcMap, the service does not draw any features at all and the layer's attribute table appears empty as well. at the Server Log it says: "Error: Attribute column not found[ORA-00904: "ESRI_OID": invalid identifier].". Notice that this field is added automatically by ArcGIS and the error persists even when I disable it before publishing. I also tried with columns of the types NUMBER(38) and INTEGER. At first, they are accepted as valid columns, but the service displays strange behaviors: in ArcMap, when selecting features, they are highlighted only at the attribute table, not in the map. Additionally, when I switch the option to show only the selected records in the attribute table, it shows none. at the Server Log it says: "Error: The table does not have an OID Field." Finally, I did not made any attempts with the other field types (GUID and Date) as the table I have to work with does not use them. Notes: All columns of NUMBER and INTEGER are recognized as Long Integer by ArcMap. I am using Oracle 11.2.0.4.0, ArcGIS Server 10.7.1 and ArcGIS Desktop 10.8. ... View more

Hi, Jon Kwong‌. Did you solve this problem? I am having the same issue here with ArcGIS Server 10.7.1. My database is Oracle 11g and the field been used as ID in the view has been cast from number(12) to number(10), which ArcMap recognizes as Long Integer. ... View more