Latest Contributions by DannyKrouk

Thanks for the kind words @PrayagShah.  I'm glad the tool is helpful.  If you are interested, there is a separate tool, officially supported by Esri, which is catching up to the features of Enterprise Reporter.  I hope that, someday soon, it will eliminate the need for Enterprise Reporter (which is not supported by Esri).  This is the Configuration Reporter overview: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/administration/introducing-the-configuration-reporter-for-arcgis-enterprise.    ... View more

I'm glad the tool is useful for you @RickeyFight  🙂 ... View more

@DeanMoiler Thank you for the kind words.  If you have enhancement ideas (or defects), please be in touch. ... View more

@LHo I see.  So, you don't want *objects*, you want *classes*.  I have no plans to generate classes from GIS Enterprise Reporter.  Sorry. ... View more

@LHo If you are asking about creating JSON objects, this is what the "migrator artifacts" button does.  Be careful what you ask for ... it writes a lot of files.   ... View more

@TracyMoy  I'm glad the tool is useful for you.  Thank you saying so. 🙂 ... View more

@GregKlafki1   Nice work!  Not having an sde_log_compress simply means that there has never been a compress operation run.  It could be that you don't need one.  The other data in the output would help you determine that. The modules provide helpful information.  I don't know if RDS is compatible with them.  But, if so, they are recommended. The sde_geometry_columns does not exist could be a release-specific issue.  I wouldn't be able to know without having access to all of the outputs.  Feel free to share them with me (dkrouk@esri.com) if you would like my commentary. ... View more

Very good question.  It would definitely not work for Oracle without ST_Geometry.  With PostgreSQL, it might work (some queries would error).  The UI would not allow it.  But, you could try the command-line. ... View more

@ShaunGibbins  -  You may be interested in the "Services datasets" sheet in the Admin Excel.  Each row is a unique combination of service, workspace, and dataset.  So, you can see not just which repositories are referenced by a service, but also which datasets.  "Manifest workspace info" also reports the repositories referenced by services (slightly different details).  The question of *registered* repository is much trickier.  It is not always possible to relate the repositories used by services to those which are registered (for a variety of reasons).  But, "Registered Workspace Cross References" attempts to do that. ... View more

Hello @AkmalJasman - I believe queue store is a "quiet default" at a certain release of ArcGIS Enterprise (in the Data Store).  It is not another name for the Graph Store (you can add a Graph Store also).  I've never seen an option to configure it (or to leave it out of the configuration).  I don't know what it does.  And, I've not seen any documentation that explains.  Sorry that I cannot offer any clarity.  To me, it is just a fact reported by the API. ... View more

@dgiersz_cuyahoga Thanks for the update.  The app should run on Win11.  If you continue to have problems after your re-download, please reach out *with screen captures* ... here or via email (dkrouk@esri.com). ... View more

@Daniel_C  Thank you for the kind words! There is a separate executable called "er.exe" which can be used for scheduled execution of GIS Enterprise Reporter.  That's kind of an historical accident.  The code called by the executable is the same as that which gets called by the GUI. Section #6 in the Word document that comes with the tool discusses how to use the command-line interface.  Essentially, you put your parameters in a json file and provide the file as an argument to the command-line.  Here's a partial screen capture from that section of the doc: Please note that AsynchronousExecution is no longer supported (i.e. the parameter should either be absent or the value should be "false" if it is present) ... another historical accident (sorry). Does this help? ... View more

@SteveMcCarthy - Thanks for the idea (and the kind sentiment).  I have worked with the ArcGIS Monitor team to help them plan their functionality roadmap as it relates to eGDBs.  I had built extensions for the "classic" ArcGIS Monitor edition.  I believe their design intent was to include much of what those extensions did in the core product.  I have to confess that I have not followed what has come to fruition.  But, it does seem like there has been interest and intent.  I am sure that, if you have specific ideas, that they would appreciate hearing them. 🙂 ... View more

Thanks to @SGTomlins for working with me outside of this thread.  We successfully found the flaw in my query logic and resolved it.  The repaired query is in the online repo that egdbhealth checks on start-up.  So, the new query will be downloaded and run on everyone's systems the next time they run egdbhealth. 🙂 ... View more

@cboyerTucson  Ha!  Thanks.  Virtual cookies are almost as good as real ones! 😉 ... View more