Latest Contributions by RachelSears

Hello Mike, The documentation I linked above says this about the group permissions: However, only the owner of the item or a portal administrator can perform the following actions on the item (not all actions apply to all item types): delete, share, move, change owner, change delete protection, publish, register an app, overwrite data in hosted feature layers, and manage tiles in hosted tile layers. Unfortunately, at this time it seems that only an Administrator or Item Owner can overwrite the layer. You are still able to "update" the content, but that means editing the features/attribute table; not overwriting. This can also be done with the Python API. You can loop through both datasets to determine what has changed, and update those records accordingly. It requires a few more steps and is a bit more complicated, but I found a sample script that walks you through an example workflow: Updating features in a feature layer | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

Hello Mike! Unfortunately, the allow update capability granted by your group membership only applies to updating the item (for example, changing the metadata or directly editing the content). It does not give you permission to overwrite the hosted feature layer, which is why the script is returning the error. It is not an issue with the Python API; if you were to attempt to overwrite the layer manually using a desktop application such as ArcGIS Pro, you would have similar issues.  Share items—Portal for ArcGIS | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Hope this helps. Rachel ... View more

Hi Maxime, Have you installed the ArcGIS Server 10.6.1 General Geocoding Patch?  This patch addresses several issues with custom locator services published to Server. - Rachel ... View more

Yes. The following documentation might be helpful: Installing multiple ArcGIS Web Adaptors—ArcGIS Web Adaptor (IIS) Installation Guide (10.8) | Documentation for ArcGIS …  -- Rachel ... View more

Hi Randy, It looks like the screenshot you tried to attach did not go through. Can you try attaching it again? Perhaps you need to configure the ground layer to allow underground navigation in the scene viewer. After clicking on the pencil to edit the scene properties, click on the three dots next to the ground layer: In "Configure Ground", make sure that "Underground Navigation" is enabled: Hope this helps! - Rachel ... View more

Hi Pamela, In your Portal, navigate to Settings > Security. You should see an option, "Allow access to the portal through HTTPS only." This is enabled by default in 10.7.x as a security best practice, but you can disable this option to allow communication through HTTP and consume these HTTP resources. You may also need to add an HTTP binding (port 80) to your web server (if access is through the web adaptor), such as in IIS below: Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Nicole, Have you seen this page?  999999: Something unexpected caused the tool to fail. Contact Esri Technical Support (http://esriurl.com/support) to Report a Bug, and refer to the error help for potential solutions or workarounds.  The page is a lot more helpful than the non-descriptive error message returned in ArcGIS Pro and identifies several potential causes and troubleshooting options. A few that stand out to me that might be relevant to your situation:  1. Check the name you are attempting to use to create output. Nonalphanumeric characters are not supported in a geodatabase. Similarly, geodatabase data names cannot start with a number. The following words are also reserved keywords in the geodatabase, so these words cannot be used on their own as a dataset name, though they can be used as part of a longer name: ADD, ALTER, AND, BETWEEN, BY, COLUMN, CREATE, DELETE, DROP, EXISTS, FOR, FROM, GROUP, IN, INSERT, INTO, IS, LIKE, NOT, NULL, OR, ORDER, SELECT, SET, TABLE, UPDATE, VALUES, WHERE 2. Check the location where you are attempting to create output. Can you browse to the location in Windows Explorer? Can you copy and paste files into this location outside of ArcGIS? If a Windows dialog box appears with the message that permission is needed to copy files to the location, there is a good chance this is the reason the tool is failing. 3. If your output data path is very long (containing many subfolders or a very long name), you can try creating the output with a short name in a location near the root of the drive. Do not attempt to create the output in the root of a drive, as modern operating systems usually prevent file and data creation in this location without special or administrative permission. 4. You can try to run ArcGIS Pro in administrator mode. Right-click the application shortcut and select Run as administrator. Perform the task that was previously failing. If the error was caused by access permissions, running as an administrator may allow the operation to complete successfully. Best, Rachel ... View more

Hi Nicole, Does the issue persist after installing the certificate as a trusted root authority on the machine? Also, are any crash dump files (.dmp) being generated? The default directory is %LOCALAPPDATA%\ESRI\ERRORREPORTS Feel free to attach any dump files or email them to me and I can take a look at it. Best, Rachel ... View more

Hi Nick and Jin, In ArcGIS Server Manager, check to make sure that the PublishingTools service is started. You can also try stopping and re-starting this service using the start and stop icons next to the service name: If your services are stopped or unable to start, you may want to open the task manager on the Server machine and examine the number of ArcSOC.exe processes and the CPU/memory usage to see if the Server is under high load. ArcSOC.exe processes are spun up on the machine when tasks are performed on that service (such as panning or zooming in a map service), but for services that are not used as frequently, you may want to consider setting the minimum number of instances per machine to 0 (on the pooling tab of the service): Also, what messages are you seeing in the ArcGIS Server Manager logs? These might give us more information, such as if the PublishingTools service is crashing at the point of failure. You may need to set the log filter to verbose to see more information. Best, Rachel ... View more

Hi Nicole, Perhaps you could check the following directory for an old connection file: C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Roaming/Esri/Desktop10.x/ArcCatalog Or, check the Windows Credential Manager to see if an old login was saved. Best, Rachel ... View more