Latest Contributions by FraserHand1

‎11-03-2019

Working: IOS 19.2.0 Build 2714 IOS version 13.1.3 Not working version 18.0.3 build 1033 - multiple versions of Android 8.0.0 and 9 Thanks

‎11-03-2019

Hi there, I have a single feature class feature service that has been published with version management (branch versioning) @ ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1. The service has feature access enabled with sync, update, create etc and with the advanced settings of create a version for each downloaded map. I have seen this thread https://community.esri.com/thread/209498-taking-branch-versioned-data-offline-with-collector where Jeff Shaner‌ mentions that this is supported at 10.7.1 - publishing from sde.DEFAULT 9which is what we have done). We can use the associated webmap in Collector in IOS take it offline, make some offline edits and push the edits back fine. Everything works as expected. In Android I cannot even download the map – fails with a "parameter cannot be null" message. has anyone come across this behaviour before - and what is the difference between the Android and IOS clients? Thanks Fraser

‎10-29-2019

Hi Colin - yes that did it - thanks. I completely missed that when we moved from direct db connections to feature services. I had previously read about that setting in the help as well. Thanks for the assist - much appreciated. Fraser

‎10-29-2019

Hi, I have a feature class with calculation attribute rules set up. The rule works out an attribute based on an intersection with another feature class. The feature class is versioned (BV) and published as a web layer with feature access and version management. It is the only feature class in the service. I have a rule like this: var fsOwnership = FeatureSetByName($datastore,"GIS.GISADMIN.Ownership",["propertyid"],true); var fsOwnershipInts = Intersects(fsOwnership , Geometry($feature)); var ownership = First(fsOwnershipInts); if(IsEmpty(ownership)){ return 999; }else{ if(IsEmpty(ownership.propertyid)){ return 999; }else{ return ownership.propertyid; } } this rule is set for insert and update. When editing via the feature service in ArcGIS Pro, the rule fires correctly on an insert - but DOESN'T on an update. On an update it does this: so it can find it for an insert but not an update? has anyone seen this? ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 with SQL Server back end. Thanks Fraser EDIT: the help does say The map or feature service containing one or more layers from which to create a FeatureSet. Typically, this value is the $map or $datastore global. which suggests it expects the layer to be in the FS. We can't do this as the other feature class isn't versioned and doesn't fit with the publishing strategy. And it also doesn't explain why it's working for the insert. trying $map doesn't work with ArcGIS Pro Sorry - should have also mentioned worked as expected via direct db connection before branch versioning. EDIT 2: Gets stranger - when you look at the rules in pro via design from the database connection you see var fsOwnership = FeatureSetByName($datastore,"GIS.GISADMIN.Ownership",["propertyid"],true); or var featureSet=FeatureSetByName($datastore,"GIS.GISADMIN.Resource", ["GlobalID","IsActive"], true); if you add the feature service to the map and do design you see var fsOwnership = FeatureSetByName($datastore,"{8CC3904F-4B31-4B74-98F4-9ECF13DE8F72}",["propertyid"],true); and var featureSet=FeatureSetByName($datastore,"L0Resource", ["GlobalID","IsActive"], true); The first is the ID of the layer in the gdb items table. Don't know where it got the second from....

‎09-15-2019

Hi there, I have a webgisdr properties file that uses azure file storage (v2) which is accessed via smb on my servers. I've used cmdkey to cache credentials and can access the share fine from my ArcGIS service account. It's really slow to stage the portal content and then to pack the final webgisdr zip file - has anyone else come across this? I've gone back to a file server for staging and blob storage in the meantime but would like to here if anyone has had similar experiences. Thanks Fraser

‎08-18-2019

Hi Jonathan Quinn‌ - I'm getting this on a new deployment of Cloud Builder 10.7.1 - only change I made was deploying a Lets Encrypt cert via Encrypt the Web - which shouldn't cause this - I'm just not seeing where the redirect is happening - only 2 rules in IIS are redirects, and when I disable them the redirect still happens - which looks like its portal doing it? Any thoughts? Thanks Fraser

‎06-25-2019

Hi, For anyone else looking for this - the answer is in the help page: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/arcpy/get-started/debugging-python-code.htm Debug Python toolboxes IDEs can only debug Python files (.py). For code in a Python toolbox (.pyt file), copy the code to an external Python file, and replace the code in the Python toolbox with the example below. You can then open the Python file in your IDE and set breakpoints, attach the IDE to ArcGIS Pro, and use your Python toolbox. Upon completion of code modification, copy the contents of the Python file back into the Python toolbox. In the following example, pyt_code.py contains the code usually found in the Python toolbox and is saved to the same directory as a .pyt file. from pyt_code import * The section at the top is a bit misleading as it says Microsoft Visual Studio IDE Debugging method Attach to running processes Supported ArcGIS Pro components Script tools execution Script tool validation Python toolboxes so it really should link to the bottom of the page. Anyway works as expected.

‎06-14-2019

Hi there, 2.3.3 - up to date - no updates available. I haven't tried in the 2.4 beta. Thanks Fraser

‎06-13-2019

Hi, I have a calculation rule like this: var fsLyr = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "Layer, ["fieldid"], true); var fsLyrInts = Intersects(fsLyr , Geometry($feature)); var myfeat= First (fsLyrInts ); return myfeat.fieldid; When editing in the Attribute pane and creating / editing features all works as expected. If I RMB on the layer -> Attribute Table and make an edit on the selected row - when I try to commit I get So I'm assuming the row update creates the $feature differently? Anyone had this? Thanks Fraser

‎06-10-2019

Hi, I'm skilling up on Arcade and trying to test some attribute rules. I have this from here https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/function-reference/data_functions/#feature But when I try to test this here https://developers.arcgis.com/arcade/playground/ Is this an issue with the documentation or the sandpit app? Is there anywhere else to test Arcade? Or more importantly test attribute rule expressions in ArcGIS Pro before saving? Thanks Fraser EDIT: Change the quotes and we get it working.

‎06-05-2019

Hi there, Did you ever work this out? It does work if you add a class and debug in there - so it seems to be that VS doesn't recognise the .pyt as a python file for the debugger. I tried adding it through the registry but had little success. Did you get a solution? Thanks Fraser

‎05-22-2019

Hi, I know MS SQL 2012 isn't supported @ ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 but has anyone tested it or run with it? Does it function? Are there any issues to be aware of? Thanks Fraser

‎05-12-2019

Hi there, Yes we have seen this as well, especially when customers publish large nationwide data sets to data store. We have seen a single user take the whole system down while attempting to take 1m contour data offline for a collector workflow. In this instance though data store hasn't been configured. We are testing the performance between 10.3.1 and 10.6.1 after a recent upgrade. The script had multiple errors in it (discovered after he fact) calling bad queries and items that didn't exist - so i think the level of logging has changed drastically and this has a flow on effect to server performance. Thanks for the reply - while the experience isn't great for users it is good to see that we aren't the only ones seeing this behaviour. Fraser

‎05-07-2019

Hi there, has anyone seen the logging process for ArcGIS Server spike CPU usage? When Esri replaced geronimo at 10.6 I'm assuming that the remaining javaw process is still the logging manager - the command line for 10.6.1 and 10.5.1 are almost the same. We are currently performing some load testing and have the GIS server logs set to FINE - so we can analyse the logs with tools like System Log Parser afterwards. We have Load Runner scripts to test with up to 200 users and during the test period we are seeing the javaw process spike to almost 70% CPU alone which affects the rest of the machine. I'm assuming that with the additional load and amount of incoming requests this process is struggling to keep up? This in turn starts to affect the performance of the server which affects the test which affects the results etc. Has anyone seen this process do this? I have seen it use a load of memory but not spike the CPU. Thanks Fraser This one Jonathan Quinn‌ Derek Law‌

‎05-01-2019

Hi there, yep it can fill up fast - a lot of those file get created when you are manipulating ArcGIS Pro projects or ArcMap documents and during the create sd draft, service publishing process. What I usually do is I have a class that cleans up a directory and I run this as the last step in my Python workflow making sure to clean up any files that may have been created during the run process. Note that you need to del any references to file items to clear handles on them.

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Latest Contributions by FraserHand1

Re: Branch versioning, offline, Collector and Android

Branch versioning, offline, Collector and Android

Re: Attribute Rules and editing via Feature service with branch versioning

Attribute Rules and editing via Feature service with branch versioning

webgisdr to Azure File Storage - very slow

Re: Portal and Reverse Proxy: Too Many Redirect Errors

Re: Can't get Visual Studio 2017 to attach to ArcGIS Pro to debug Python toolbox

Re: Arcade Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro - Attribute Pane vs Attribute window

Arcade Attribute Rules in ArcGIS Pro - Attribute Pane vs Attribute window

Testing Arcade

Re: Can't get Visual Studio 2017 to attach to ArcGIS Pro to debug Python toolbox

MS SQL 2012 SP4 x64 with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7

Re: ArcGIS Server 10.6.1 - logging javaw causes high cpu

ArcGIS Server 10.6.1 - logging javaw causes high cpu

Re: Danger Will Robinson! Your Pro Python Code is Wrecking the Spaceship!

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