Latest Contributions by KatherineStaley

Hi All, I have successfully upgraded a ArcMap parcel fabric to an ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric for one county in the State of Utah. I have also successfully published the parcel fabric from ArcGIS Pro to my Enterprise. The dataset is registered as branch versioning because I have multiple users that will edit in the parcel fabric. When I add the parcel fabric feature service from my Portal to an ArcGIS Pro project and check the version, the access shows that it is Protected. I am currently using ArcGIS Pro 2.4.1. ArcGIS Pro is allowing me, and other users, to edit Default directly without having to make a version. I was under the assumption that if the Default access was "Protected" that it would not allow editing Default directly. I was expecting to not able to edit and have to create a version. This is not the case. I did open a case a few weeks ago and was told that this was happening because I was a user with the Administrator Role in Enterprise, which makes sense. However, after changing the roles for myself and another user so we don't have an administrator role, the same thing is still happening. I do get a yellow warning in the ArcGIS Pro "List by Editing" pane showing "Edits made to this layer cannot be discarded or undone." I would expect this to say "This layer type is not editable" for all feature classes in the parcel fabric. The only ones that show that error and that I cannot edit directly are the dirty areas, point errors, line errors and polygon errors for the topology. I think I am a bit confused how this is supposed to work. All I want is to prevent other users from accidentally editing Default, but it looks like you can. Does anyone have any ideas what I may be missing or how I should set this up?  Thank you for the help. Kate   ... View more

Hi All, I am currently working in an ArcMap parcel fabric with two other agencies. Our parcel fabric consists of the entire State of Utah. I have been playing around with upgrading the ArcMap parcel fabric to an ArcGISPro parcel fabric. To test, I have successfully upgraded an ArcMap parcel fabric to an ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric for only one county in the State of Utah. I am now trying to do some post processing clean up, like deleting identical lines. I am using the geoprocessing tool in ArcGIS Pro on a feature class that consists of 150,000 features. When I run the tool it takes an extremely long time. After waiting about 2 hours the tool finally failed and could not be completed. Any ideas why this takes so long and ends up failing? I wouldn't think that processing 150,000 lines would take this amount of time.  Does this have something to do with connecting to my ArcGIS Enterprise Portal and the services? The same thing also occurs when I try to delete large records. I really want this to work in ArcGIS Pro, but right now it doesn't seem very feasible and will be a very daunting task, as I have 28 other counties to append to the ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric.  My ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric is set to branch versioning in an enterprise database. I am on version 2.4.1 of ArcGIS Pro. Our portal is at 10.7.1. Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kate  ... View more

I have successfully migrated a test area of polygons into the parcel fabric. Before migration I added a "type" field to my source polygons and then calculated the value to "8" for ownership. I was able to migrate the parcels over, but now I do not understand how you get "Ownership" to show up as a sublayer in the parcel fabric mxd. I know the parcels migrated over, but I can't see them in my mxd. I thought it automatically would show up as a sublayer as long as they were typed. Any suggestions? ... View more

If my feature classes are associated with a parcel fabric does it take a long time to run the feature adjustment (minutes or hours) or does it just depend on my data? ... View more

I like the idea of our agency (SITLA) having their own parcel fabric. I can see the benefits it would have for us. However, if we maintain our own parcel fabric with just our own layers, how do we keep in sync with the changes to the parcel fabric that AGRC will be maintaining? Is there anyway that we can sync a parcel fabric with another parcel fabric? ... View more