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I appreciate the feedback, Dan. The PyQt5 folder was in the site-packages folder as you described, but I'm guessing it wasn't installed...? I couldn't get it to be recognized by my interpreter, nor did any of it carry over into my cloned environment. I ended up using pip to manually install PyQt5 to my cloned environment. I'm not sure if this was the Esri-preferred way of doing things, but my interpreter recognizes the module now and my tools are functioning again. I've never had to do something like this before with PyQt. Usually I just find/add it through Pro's Package Manager and voila!
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We upgraded to ArcGIS Pro 2.7.1 from 2.6.x today, so I'm going through the routine of adding the Qt and PyQt Python packages back into my cloned environment. I re-added Qt just fine, but the PyQt package is missing entirely. It's not showing up within the Installed Packages or the Add Packages section. Both packages were easy to locate and install in previous versions: Here's what I see currently within my Installed Packages and Add Packages sections. No reference to pyqt specifically. Has PyQt support been removed with Pro 2.7.x, or has something changed that I'm out-of-the-loop on? I have tools that rely on this, so any clarification is most welcomed!
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Hello everyone, we recently upgraded our ArcGIS Pro from 2.5.2 to 2.6.0. I use a Python script (Pro based 3.x) to do our sychronization to a one-way PostgreSQL SDE connection from a Microsoft SQL SDE connection. This has been working perfectly fine up until this recent upgrade. No changes to the SDE connections or Python script have occurred, so I am extremely confident that this is not a script issue. Adding to that, the same script is synchronizing other replicas just fine on Pro 2.6, just not this lone PostgreSQL database that our vendor utilizes. We are able to connect to and synchronize the one-way replica just fine from ArcMap's ArcCatalog view (Python 2.7 based) and can access the SDE feature classes without issue. However, if I attempt to connect to the SDE connection within Pro's Catalog Pane, I can not access the SDE connection and get the following error: "Function or procedure does not exist [DatabaseName.GDB_ItemTypes]" If I attempt to synchronize that PostgreSQL SDE connection with Esri's Python 3.x libraries, I get the following error message: "ERROR 000791: Cannot access local or remote geodatabse. Failed to execute (SynchronizeChanges)." Since this issue does not appear to be plaguing our other Microsoft SQL SDE databases (we have successfully sync'd other SDE connections since the update to 2.6), my assumption is this is related specifically to PostgreSQL database connections in Pro 2.6. Has anyone else encountered this since the 2.6.0 release? Thanks for your input, and I'll provide as much detail as I can if needed further. EDIT: Adding extra information and clarification: We found out from our vendor that they created a PostgreSQL database for this replica on v9.0.9. This may have something to do with the issues. However, Esri's documentation seems to indicate that this version has not been supported in a.g.e.s. I'm befuddled as to how it continued working without issue up to this point. Seems like it should have been problematic years ago..? Adding to that, it still works just fine in ArcGIS 10.6.1 and continues to synchronize there without issue.
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