Latest Contributions by VishUma

‎08-14-2015

Hi all, We are using the query operation on a MapService with the maxAllowableOffset. There are multiple queries made and they are happen really fast. Chrome tells me that they are 1ms apart. In this case, response is wrong. Sometimes we get the same geometry back, sometimes we get the previous operation's geometry back etc. When we introduce a 50ms delay between the ajax calls in javascript, the responses are correct. This looks like a bug due to some global state shared across requests. This thread from 3.5 years ago also seems to be indicating something similar. IdentifyTask, QueryTask and MaxAllowableOffset - after setting it does not get reset Thank You, Vish

‎08-14-2015

I think I am editing the correct version. I have a version named "qa". I am using MS SQL Server. So, I open up two instances of sql server management studio to create 2 connections to the database and execute the same command "edit_version 'qa', 1" in both the connections. The first one works and the second one throws the error mentioned above Thank You, Vish

‎08-14-2015

Hi all, I am trying to edit a FeatureClass in a specific version of the GeoDatabase through SQL using versioned views. I call edit_version and send in the version name and "1" to start editing from one connection to the database. I open another connection to the database and call edit_version with the version name and "1", which ends up returning the following error Msg 50000, Level 16, State 1, Procedure edit_version, Line 208 Lock conflict detected for state 26 Does this mean that a version can only be edited from one session at a time? Is this a limitation of editing geodatabases through SQL? This means that geodatabase versions cannot be edited by web applications. Since ArcMAP allows two users to edit the same version, does it mean that it is not a limitation if using the ArcObjects SDK? Thank You, Vish

‎06-03-2010

Currently, ArcGIS Server has MapService, GPService, GeometryService etc. It will be very useful to create another server object type (maybe called ReportService) that helps create map reports. 1. Needs to be RESTful 2. Takes a list of base map URLs for the report 3. Takes a query for every layer in a map service (like layer definition). Overlays the filtered layers on the base maps 4. Takes Extent of the map in the report. 5. Takes output format requirements like PDF/PNG/JPG etc 6. Takes resolution needed 7. Takes info on if legend is needed and legend placement. Other info might be needed here. But can elaboate if idea gets popular or gets picked up. Ideas goal to be able to perform reporting like in the SQL Server R2 Reporting Services described here. http://johanneskebeck.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!42E1F70205EC8A96!12472.entry

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Latest Contributions by VishUma

maxAllowableOffset in the REST API is returning wrong responses when called consecutively milliseconds apart

Re: editing a version of a Geodatabase through SQL from multiple sessions

editing a version of a Geodatabase through SQL from multiple sessions

Need a new ReportServer Server Object (like MapServer) to enable creating map reports

Need a new ReportServer Server Object (like MapSer...