Latest Contributions by CharlesBailey

Hey James, has this been implemented yet? Time for another cycle and it would be very helpful. Thanks, cob ... View more

I didn’t understand that at all James. Where is the data coming from? ... View more

In the docs it has a sample that writes the collector, coordinates and accuracy in meters. Also in the list of functions is has @accuracy as a watermark, but it doesn't work for me.    ... View more

Thank you Luba, got it straightened out. I didn’t realize it took several hours for deleted accounts to become available to reassign. Thanks for your response - cob ... View more

I have 2 seats left and getting this same message. I am administrator for the org what is going on? ... View more

Thanks James - is this something that is planned in the future, since it is already an existing field and mentioned repeatedly in the documentation? I'm not sure how to use a geopoint since not all of the images will be taken at the point.  ... View more

It’s a sql server 2012 sde database I created with arcmap 10.6.1 because at 2.4 pro can’t create sql 2012 only connect. The tool starts to run normally although at times there is red x on the input parameter until I enter the projection information. There are only about 13K records in this. Do you think it has anything to do with the sql version? Thanks for your response - cob ... View more

It does actually work – databases just can’t be created. I finally got it by jockeying around with the users and schema and also had to use connection files instead of connecting directly through the Pro dialog. The problem now is that the layer in AGOL only allows the admin owner to create versions, no matter who is logged in and even though the layer out of portal is shared publicly. We can’t use Portal directly for access because we only have the 5 level 2 users or whatever they are called now. I was hoping any of the AGOL users could use their login to create new versions but apparently that is not the case? Thanks for your response - cob ... View more

Thanks Vince, that sounds great but we understand SQL server just enough to get ourselves in trouble. We just wanted to test this branch versioning capability to see if it would help the user experience of creating and editing web layer data in ArcGIS Pro, which they complain is slow and flaky and they’re not wrong. All of our data is in AGOL and if we can get this BV layer on our server it will be ported straight to AGOL as well (we have a collaboration between our server and AGOL org account). I don’t even think I understand the word ‘schema’ in this context. To me when we import a dataset it comes with it’s own ‘schema’ which are the attributes and data types, domains, etc. in that single layer. So why do we need another ‘schema’ for the connection in SQL? Maybe that’s too far off topic, but we only need one user to create (import) the data and share it as branch versioned, then it will be linked from our portal to AGOL which is how it will be accessed. Thanks for your detailed answer - cob ... View more

No, it’s only public. Thanks, cob ... View more

Yes, for the two test databases both are sde. Thanks, cob ... View more