Latest Contributions by JenniferMcCall4

Does the user running the ArcGIS Server service have access to the JTX_ tables? ... View more

You can use the Walk function in python that Michael had mentioned to loop throught the mxds.  For each mxd, you can use what he later suggested with looping through the dataframes and layers. A loop within a loop. ... View more

Hi Saloni, To further expand on what I meant - usually the key error messages are under the "Messages" heading.  Were there any more messages after the "Start Time: Tue May 10 10:46:53 2016" message? ... View more

Can you show the error message from the geoprocessing results window? ... View more

Did you add a new authorization code to change it from the free trial? Another question - Are you opening a blank mxd or a previously saved mxd with layers in it already? ... View more

I think when you chose 5 Levels of Detail, it's only publishing tile for the scales 591,657,528 (Level 0) to 18,489,298 (Level 5).  If you want to see beyond 1:100,000, you'll have to do at least 13 levels of detail (72,224 (Level 13)).  You should be able to tell what you currently have published in the properties for the tile layer item - see example below: ... View more

Can you send a screenshot of the properties for the tile package layer item? ... View more

Hi Tyler, When you add the Tile Layer to the AGOL map, does it show in the Contents pane (list of layers)? ... View more

Could it be a projection issue? ... View more

You seem to be missing the double equal sign in the if statement again. if row[0] = 114: should be if row[0] == 114: Which would explain why you're getting an error at line 6. ... View more

You could try this layer package http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d86e32ea12a64727b9e94d6f820123a2 This is the World Administrative Divisions.  It breaks countries down into provinces/states.  There is no population density, but you could find population data and then do some spatial analysis to determine the density. ... View more

Could it be that you need to repeat the first coordinate to close the polygon? Ex; def test_centroidTestFails(self):     polygonpoints = [       [37.310437, -122.244706],       [37.320437, -122.244706],       [37.320437, -122.242706],       [37.310437, -122.242706],       [37.310437, -122.244706]] ... View more

Hi Dat, How large are the datasets, and when did you start attempting to add them to your Open Data site?  As Andrew Stauffer​ mentioned, it could take longer for larger datasets to show up. What things have you already tried to resolve the issue?  This may be a good starting point for recommendations going forward. ... View more

I've had the error "Output failure, error string = Error moving bundle... Failed to cache extent:..." before.  In my experience, I have found that this is usually due to a corrupted bundle and will persist in that service until the specific bundle is deleted through windows explorer, and then re-cached.  Otherwise it would error out every time we cached an area in that specific bundle and scale.  This could be the problem, not actually the service overwrite causing an issue. If it is the service overwrite causing an issue when the service has the Update Cache Automatically option set, i would recommend setting it to Manual when overwriting the service.  Then running the cache generation separately.  Maybe something happens on the back-end that corrupts the bundle when you overwrite with the Automatic option set? ... View more