Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

@vijaybadugu no that is not required, but a nice to have.  That's what these scripts will do. ... View more

@vijaybadugu did you update the Data Store connections to the new SQL instance after the migration? If the connections were registered via ArcGIS Server Manager, they will need to be updated there: If the connections were registered via Pro, they will need to be updated in Portal:   Once the Data Store connections are updated, the services should work without executing these scripts.  These scripts will only update the services metadata:   ... View more

@vijaybadugu not sure what you're referring to when you say access the server.  Can you send a screenshot? ... View more

@vijaybadugu what line is the script failing on? ... View more

@Chebbsy thanks so much for the kind words.  This was actually implemented into AGOL June release: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/announcements/whats-new-in-arcgis-online-june-2026#:~:text=Item%20owners%20and%20organization%20administrators%20can%20also%20access%20a%20list%20from%20the%20Usage%20tab%20that%20indicates%20where%20an%20item%20is%20used ... View more

@KamillaHum no, you won't need to remove anything from the arcgisdatastore folder.  Yes, you will be good to upgrade to 12.1. ... View more

Hi @KamillaHum, You can execute the unregisterdatastore command to unregister the tile cache.  Then you can change the application from the Control Panel by right-clicking.    You will be presented with the option to Modify the application.    When proceeding through the wizard, uncheck the Tile Cache, but keep Relational checked. Note, Tile Cache is missing b/c this is 12.1. ... View more

@khem1000 I personally never had much success with that function. ... View more

@khem1000 by batch, I mean migrating all services, then all views, then all web maps, etc. Each script for content (i.e. services, web maps, apps, etc) creates an output table in a File Geodatabase that contains the source info and target info.  This information is used by additional scripts.  For example, the Migrate Hosted Feature Services script creates an output table like below: Then, when the Migrate Web Maps is executed, it reads this table to do a find/replace of the services in the web map.  The Migrate Web Maps script also creates another table in a File Geodatabase to be used by the scripts for the app migrations:     ... View more

Hi @khem1000, With 9000 items to migrate I use a different set of scripts.  Unfortunately, I cannot share these here.  It uses the same logic as these scripts but does things in batch.  For example, the order of each script: Report Items - this creates a File Geodatabase table of all content within AGOL.  There is a MIGRATE field that defaults to 'Y', indicating it should be copied Copy Users Copy Groups Copy Surveys Copy Hosted Services  Copy Views Copy File Based Copy Web Maps Copy Web Apps Copy Dashboards Copy Exp Apps  Copy Story Maps  ... View more

@MikeFallon what version of ArcGIS Pro are you running? ... View more

Hi @codethemap, you could use the Copy Hosted Feature Services tool in this toolset. ... View more

@RahulRaj2025 you can try the clone_items method from the ArcGIS API for Python: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/latest/guide/cloning-complex-apps/#web-experiences However, migrating an Experience Builder app from AGOL to Enterprise may require a custom script. ... View more

@AzinSharaf sorry for the delay, I finally had an opportunity to look at this.  I updated the code to reflect any version of Pro:   ... View more

Hi @vijaybadugu, 1.  What are the current specs for your Portal server (i.e. 4 cores, 16 GBs RAM)? 2.  Do you have a WebGISDR backup? ... View more