Latest Contributions by JarkkoTiirikainen

‎11-06-2019

Can I keep integration between Workforce & (custom)Survey app, if I replace Survey123 with custom app done with AppStudio

‎04-27-2018

I have same issues. Cloud builder (10.5.1 and 10.6) keeps using my corporate account to log in. I would need to login with different credentials. Also passwords are different with these credentials. Login screen just flashes subsecond and logs in with my corporate account (the same I am using windows). I have logged out all sessions to portal.azure.com with all my credentials.

‎12-01-2016

Update to previous status: Tests were continued. Multiplier between exportMap from DEFAULT vs. named version depends quite much about database connection (see above notes about increasing traffic). Geodatabase internal queries were also traced. Queries against Geodatabase internal tables increases quite a lot when more layers are added to MapServer. As a result a bug report is now submitted by Esri as : BUG-000101069 : Slow ExportMap response when the gdbversion parameter is used.

‎11-11-2016

I continued this test by upgrading Server to newer version. Versions 10.3, 10.3.1, 10.4 and 10.4.1 are now tested. This behavior seems to be exactly same in all cases. Multiplier in REST -call execution time is about 10 with all tested versions. Also the increased amount of net traffic is visible same way.

‎11-10-2016

Prerequisites : ----------------------- Application server ArcGIS for Server 10.3 ~13 MapServices with ~20 layers each. Dynamic layers/symbology enabled on each services ArcGIS JS API based web application consuming these services as ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer User is able to view map layers either from DEFAULT version or named GDB version (“gdbVersion” parameter used in JS API) DB Server MS SQL Server 2014 SP1 and also 2012 Enterprise geodatabase 10.3 ~50 tables + ~50 featureClasses. Geometry storage type is Microsoft Geometry Part of featureClasses are arranged in datasets Part of tables and featureClasses are registered as versioned Issue: ----------------------- Serious performance degredation when accessing MapServer/ExportMap and using “gdbVersion”-parameter with named version. Measured from browser side these REST calls can be something like 500ms vs 5000ms. Our web application is consuming 10+ services with named gdb version and this effect becomes then an issue. It is also keeping ArcGIS Server busy for several seconds for single user’s map draw. This leads again to server load issue when 2+ “very active” users are zooming the map. We also did rough measurement of net traffic outbound DB server in both cases. Using map services with gdbVersion –parameter net traffic increases to level about 5 to 10 times compared to not using named version. For comparison, this same database is accessed and tested with ArcMap as client. In case of ArcMap, loading times of data are constant with DEFAULT –version vs. named version. Also net traffic keeps in same level. Conclusion so far is that ArcGIS Server is accessing named GDB version with some different approach as ArcMap. We have done some query tracing in MS SQL –level. We can see that using named version in this case adds quite much additional queries against GDB internal tables. Until now it is unclear what is causing the additional net traffic. Is this behavior documented somewhere (ArcGIS Server / Geodatabase)? Is there some way to speed up fetching versioned data via ArcGIS Server? Can someone provide us some documentation how to scale environment / map services to support load of ~100 users?

‎10-15-2014

We are experiencing very bad performance with Utility/PrintingTools (GP service). At the moment some webmaps can take up to 1.5minutes to get either jpg-preview or pdf-printouts. Worst performance is measured with webmaps containing ~20 layers. Problem exists also with more simple webmaps containing 1-4 layers from Dynamic Mapservers. This issue is about same using standard "a4 landscape" -template and with our own custom templates. Similar webmaps, with similar templates executes approximately 1/4 time in other environment. I tried to run Server with logging level set to "Debug". I found from log that there is quite big time difference between these two log lines: Load job ja8ebfb04f24a4627910c4f55c7f9b050 message type REST message size 9947 Beginning of geography phase. Worst result is having nearly one minute between these successive two lines. In best cases these two lines have only second of few seconds between. Server is running as version 10.2.1.

‎05-01-2013

4) Run the SysInternals ProcMon tool and see if you can spot where the ArcGIS Server service is having problems This was actually quite helpful hint. Thanks! Using Procmon I was able to trace this issue to files at C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\framework\etc. At server startup there was problems when using/accessing arcgis-logsettings.json and arcgis-logsettings.json.rlock. Those files were modified at the time when server was last time in working condition. Content of the .json -file was rubbish (some empty lines and special characters. I made an assumption that some json-formatted content would be preferred). I removed those two files and then server started normally. I had to make server configuration from scratch because original configuration was already lost in previous cleaning attempts. Anyway, that was not a big issue. I think that server was shutdown somehow 'unclean' manner when MS updates were installed. Then those files became corrupted. It is weird that those files mentioned were still in place. Server was repair-installed, and also fully uninstalled/reinstalled several times when solving this issue. I would expect that all folders inside C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server would be cleaned when uninstalling/reinstalling.

‎04-26-2013

Perfectly fine installation of ArcGIS for Server 10.1 SP1 suddenly failed to start. Problems started after system boot due some MS updates. OS is Windows 7 x64 (active directory -domain, OS installed about two months ago). AGS is originally installed from "ArcGIS for Server 10.1 SP1" -installation media. I have tried several tricks to solve this. I have uninstalled those MS updates one by one. Booting system after those uninstalls. Trying then to start "ArcGIS Server" -service. AGS is also "repair installed" and fully uninstalled and then reinstalled. Also "configure arcgis server account" -tool is runned several times. All these lead to same result. Server just wont start. Machine is even restored to earlier state with Windows Restore point. No luck. Common for all tryouts when starting server are the events. Events 4,5,4096 (twice) and 4098 are registered in windows event log in that order. There is no explanation of those events in Event log. I also find out that AGS have not wrote anything to logs located at C:\arcgisserver\logs\<machinename>\server after the first failure in startup. Does anyone have similar issues?

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Latest Contributions by JarkkoTiirikainen

Can I keep integration between Workforce & (custom)Survey app, if I replace Survey123 with custom app done with AppStudio

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Slow performance with Utility/PrintingTools (GP service)

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AGS 10.1 SP1 won't start in Windows 7

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