Latest Contributions by JeffreyOwen1

Interesting. I am using ArcGIS Pro as well and have the same issue as with using the script. Is your setup the same? Amazon RDS PostgreSQL database? After talking to Esri they suggest that I use PGAdmin and run a SQL statement to kill the processes by PID. That seemed to work but I am having other issues with my database unrelated to this as well, so who knows. ... View more

Ok, since no one else is posting solutions or any follow up information I figured I would jump in and let you know what I found. The "rds_superuser" role is not actually given superuser privileges so the "sde" user doesn't have it and there is no available account to grant superuser to "sde". In the AWS RDS environment no user has that role except for the "rdsadmin", which is administered by Amazon and not available to us, even as admins. The "rds_superuser" role is made to be similar to a superuser, but does not have enough privileges to disconnect users from the database. Esri suggested that I do this through the SQL instead, so I will be trying that probably this weekend or some time in the near future. I will update when I have more info. It is a little disappointing that we can't use the same built-in database maintenance tools that we would be able to in other environments and I hope that Esri at least puts this caveat in the documentation so people know sooner. Anyone else is free to contribute their solutions if they figured it out already. ... View more

Same configuration and issue here. I am about to open a ticket but wanted to see if anyone has figured this out beforehand. Any updated info would be helpful.   Thanks! ... View more

They have updated the pricing to be much cheaper than the $0.03 - $0.07/sq ft. My understanding is that there are three levels of licensing (still unfortunately based on sq/ft) but the price per ft/sq is a fraction of what it was before. I am not sure if this new pricing model will "stick" so I won't publish numbers, but I do think that they are adjusting based on feedback. That said, if anyone can get a word in with Jack then they should definitely plug the need for Indoors on the educational side! ... View more

Joe Borgione‌ is correct on the current price of $0.07 per square foot (with a minimum of 800k sq/ft). They do offer a slight discount of $0.06 per square foot for education and then prices get cheaper as the size gets bigger (I think it was down to $0.03 once you get over 10 million sq feet). But I was very surprised by this pricing model, personally, as it seems odd to have to pay more based on the size of coverage (imagine paying for ArcMap/Pro based on the extent of data you want to use). Seeing these numbers I can't imagine it being in reach for many institutions, but who knows, maybe some places have bigger budgets than we do.  Do you guys think this product is worth that much? ... View more

And also I forgot to mention that I also see related layer/table info available in the Chart configuration at the bottom of that first screenshot. ... View more

This might not be what you are looking for but it worked somewhat for me since I only want the count of related features. Go into the Configure pop-up menu. There you will have the option all the way at the bottom to "Show related data" which will put a hyperlink in the popup that will open the attribute table of the related features. But also you can click the "Configure Attributes" link. Then you should see the related table attributes but it only appears to allow you to display a count (which again is what I needed). ... View more

I came here to ask this exact question. Let me know if you figure anything out. I want to label or symbolize based on the number of related features. I found you can access related feature information in the pop-up configuration (ArcGIS Online), but not the labeling expression (or at least what I could figure out.) ... View more

Every time I tried putting something in brackets it gave me an error because it wasn't the right type (str) so I started playing around with it and found that if I put this: param4.value = "text1;text2;text3" It would split the text on the semicolon and have that fill out the first column of the table for 3 rows. Then when I was playing around more I noticed that if I put a space then it would fill out the other columns: param4.value = "text1 text2 text3" This would create 1 row with text in each of the 3 columns. From there I can split it like this: param4.value = "this" + " " +  "and" + " " +  "that"" So that I can replace the text for a variable to make the values change to what I want them to be. Doesn't seem very efficient, but if it works I won't complain. ... View more

Code for Projected Coordinate Systems should work fine for me. I will double-check that my data has linear units instead of angular, if not I am fine projecting them to try out the tool. Also, my routes are all continuous and do not contain any gaps, so I won't need to worry about that functionality for now. Thanks for all of your work on this. I am very curious to try it out! ... View more

I am indeed interested in such a tool since (in my opinion) linear referencing for large-scale real world conditions is pretty much worthless without taking into account elevation. I can see the point of calibrating a route with observations (time consuming), but for regional analysis it would be great to merge the M and Z functionality. Let me know if you want someone to test your Add-In because I have a State-wide layer and I would like to see how it changes when Z-values are considered. ... View more

I wanted to mention some fairly large labeling errors with multiple base layers (any one that uses the "Boundaries and Places" layer) for the entire state of Virginia. Every city is being labeled with the word "County" after it. This is particularly confusing in Virginia since there is the "City of Richmond" in central Virginia and also there is "Richmond County" in northeast Virginia, but both are being labeled as "Richmond County". Just wanted to make sure that someone was aware of the issue. Thanks! ... View more