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Kevin: I am not using the scripts referenced in your link. I am calling this line of code in a bat file: "C:\Python27\ArcGISx6410.2\python.exe" "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\tools\admin\manageservice.py" -u username -p password -s https://server alias -t -n GIS_Services/Address.GeocodeServer -o stop
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Kevin: In my organization, we had a (process) server setup with just ArcGIS Desktop and python that is installed with that. One of the scripts we had needed to turn off an ArcGIS Server geocode service before rebuilding an address locator due to service locks on the address locator. We were unable to run this script until we installed ArcGIS Server on this server. Would this indicate that python libraries to manage ArcGIS Server services are only available from the ArcGIS Server install and not included with the ArcGIS Desktop install?
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Is there a setting (rule) that would tell the software to possibly keep the old database information instead of the new database information when editing data, as opposed to the scenario of adding a new record where there is no comparison between records needed which you say is working correctly?
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Can you please explain what your model does? Maybe you can remotely call python that resides on your Windows 7 machine using software such as psexec.exe. In this way you would get the proper python libraries that are only installed on that machine. This might get confusing, so I would recommend trying to get ArcGIS Desktop installed directly on the ArcGIS Server server so you have the proper python libraries.
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Bryan: Do you have other smaller imagery sets that you could use as a pilot to learn the ins and outs of mosaic datasets before you try to tackle the larger task of recreating this specific mosaic dataset?
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Bryan: When trying to repair the existing broken mosaic dataset, you could legitimately have multiple paths. You could have one path to a folder containing the raw tif images and you could have another path to a file geodatabase containing the overviews for the mosaic dataset. This is how the mosaic datasets are setup at my organization. Hopefully, you can determine the location of these two paths (if this scenario applies) and repair your mosaic dataset using both paths. You can try fixing one path at a time and after the fix is complete, just check for broken links (There should be a checkbox for this in the upper left corner of the Repair Mosaic Dataset dialog box). I hope this information helps you out.
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Sean: Does the problem persist in Chrome Version 30.0.1599.101 with both v10.1 and v10.2? Or is this just a problem with v10.1? I ask because my organization is bypassing v10.1, but I would rather not have this issue at v10.2.
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