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Yes, but this does not contain the information I am looking for. Next to the description for parameter "analysisVaraibles" is this: For more information about variables in data collections, visit the Esri Demographics site. Each data collection has a PDF file describing variables and their names. However, the link to "Esri Demographics site" is broken. I also don't want to use the EnrichLayer/submitJob endpoint. I am using the /Enrich endpoint - I want to know all the possible variables that are supported when making a request to this endpoint.
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Question in the title. I've been searching high and low, and I cannot find a comprehensive list of all variables available to use with the /Enrich endpoint. I don't want to manually search for variables in the variable finder tool. I want a complete list or every variable that can be used to enrich an area.
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Oof, that's a bummer, it sounds like what I was looking to do may not be possible. I was hoping to publish a tool which could be called from a standalone script I have running as a scheduled task on a server. The script periodically fetches data from a few different sources and updates a table, and one of the columns in that table contains a value derived from the output of the large network analysis. The server to which my scheduled task is deployed does not have ArcGIS Pro and does not have any individual ArcGIS Pro users. Is such a scenario just not possible?
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I would like to publish a tool which has a dependency on the ArcGIS Large Network Analysis Tools. I can import this toolbox and use within a standalone script, but I'm wondering if I can ship these files along with my tool when publishing as a geoprocessing tool to ArcGIS Enterprise.
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Thanks for the replies - API key authentication worked out best for me. I didn't initially see this, only the option for OAuth when creating new developer credentials, as the account under which the data was owned didn't have proper permissions to select API key. Moving the data to a different account enabled that, and I was able to successfully create and use an API key, and provided that to the client.
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I've been struggling to find documentation for my exact use case, and I was hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. I have a feature layer (which is not shared publicly) in ArcGIS Online, which I want to share with a client so that it can be displayed and queried on a map within their application. The client's application is not public, and is secured using their own authentication. They do not want the users of their app to see a second ArcGIS username & password prompt when the map loads the layer, nor do I want to provide them with a user name and password for our AGOL organizational account. I want to provide them with an API key, OAuth credentials, or implement some other authentication scheme so that their developers can add a map to their app, using the ArcGIS JavaScript SDK, which shows the layer I want to share with them, allowing the developers to handle authentication without any need for username and password input from the user. I have been reading through the ArcGIS documentation on authentication for OAuth2 and API keys, but I can't seem to find anything pertaining to this exact workflow. Is this even possible? If so, is anyone aware of relevant documentation from Esri on how to do this?
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Thank you! I should have clarified - this method is indeed specific to deploying an application, which has a dependency on arcpy, to a server that does not have ArcGIS Enterprise installed. This has proven to be a possible solution for hosting microservices for GIS apps and tools in our organization which require rapid development, while also playing to the Python strengths of our team.
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I recently started exploring the Flask web application framework for Python, but I ran into an issue when trying to deploy the application to Windows Server. My Flask application had a dependency on arcpy, which was available on my local development environment, but not on my server. As you are likely aware, the arcpy package is not available outside of the ArcGIS Pro Python environment, and I ran into quite a few issues with not being able to import and use these libraries. After some some googling, lots of trial and error, and a little help from Esri support, I was able to accomplish this task! https://mfcallahan.com/2025/02/17/deploying-a-python-flask-application-which-can-import-arcpy-and-the-arcgis-python-api-to-windows-server/ Above is the link to my blog post which goes into deep detail on how to accomplish this, but at a high level, the steps needed to accomplish this are: Copy app code to server Clone the default "arcgispro-py3" environment Activate your cloned ArcGIS Pro Python environment in Conda Install the flask and wfastcgi dependencies Copy file "wfastcgi.py" to the root app folder from the Python site-packages folder Create a new application pool Set app folder ownership to IIS AppPool Add app to FastCGI Server Settings, using the cloned Python env Set <handlers> in web.config file
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This issue is occurring in ArcGIS Pro 3.0.3, 3.0.4, and 3.1.0; ArcGIS Server version is 10.8.1. Esri has confirmed this is a bug (BUG-000156390). Pretty frustrating as it is claimed here that Microsoft Azure Database for PostgreSQL (Single Server option) is supported by Esri, but it doesn't appear to be fully so. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/databases-in-the-cloud.htm
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I am using the Single Server Azure Database for PostgreSQL deployment. I am also using the "username@hostname" credential - omitting the @hostname will not allow login on any client, Pro included. The issue here is that the connection string generated by ArcGIS Pro appears to be truncating the "@username"
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I have a PostgreSQL database instance running in the Azure Database for PostgreSQL service. I am able to successfully connect, create enterprise geodatabases within, and load feature classes. I am also able to register the database as a data store, both via ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Server Manager. However, when attempting to share a table in the database as a web layer (right click > Sharing > Share as web layer), it will ultimately fail with error 00231, "Layer's data source must be registered with the server." seemingly not recognizing the registered data store I had just added. I verified there were no typos or other configuration errors. Tech support provided the following guidance, which did not resolve the issue. Remove previously registered data store Open "Share as Web Layer" tool Run "Analyze" and right click error 00231 > Register Data Source with Server I observed something interesting at this point; the connection string automatically generated in the dialog box truncates the "@hostname" part of the username, and the validation will fail: I am able to click "Import" in this dialog box and manually specify the .sde connection file, the generated connection string does not malform the username, and the data store can be registered. However, I am right back to the same issue and receive error 00231 once again when attempting to run "Share as Web Layer." I'm hoping someone out there has observed this and found a workaround! 🤞
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Upvoted - an officially supported "ArcGIS Pro debugger" VS Code extension would make all my GIS dreams come true 😃 I would love to see a workflow that allowed me to attach VS Code to a the Python environment of the running ArcGIS Pro instance, execute a script tool, and be able to hit breakpoints, step thru the code, etc. from within VS Code. Just like PyCharm and Visual Studio. Dear Esri: VS Code is used by 75% of the respondents to the 2022 StackOverflow survey! This would not necessarily be a niche tool, it could have a wide-reaching impact on developers. It's very likely that there a lot fewer GIS devs are using Visual Studio and PyCharm than there are using VS Code as their daily driver development environment. There is certainly precedent for something like this - are many such "Debugger" extensions available in the VS Code marketplace for a wide variety of languages/frameworks/platforms. C'mon Esri...you're good at this type of stuff - the Adobe Suite plugins, ArcGIS for Teams, Office, etc. Y'all got tons of cool integrations with lots of things, especially from Microsoft. I know the community could develop this (and I'd love to participate in such a project) but I like staying in the Esri ecosystem if possible. And officially-supported VS Code extensions are always much higher quality. Thanks, A GIS dev
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If PyCharm can do this, there's got to be a way for VS Code to do this as well 🤔 I would definitely love to see an official Esri "VS Code ArcGIS Pro Debugger extension"
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Yes, that would be amazing, but everything I've read while investigating the same thing seems to indicate that it is not possible.. If I could have a workflow similar to Visual Studio ArcGIS Pro Add-in development with VS Code & Python by attaching the debugger to the running arcgispro.exe instance I would be so happy 😀
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