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There is an add-in that create a version, in the process of creating the version, it verifies the existing of the version calling the existing versions. Current it is throwing at exception when connected to ONE geodatabase: Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFDF2C423EB (CoreInterop.dll) in ArcGISPro_2.9.5.32739_47FF8EC5-67F0-4891-8FB6-0A95A0AC38D0_07_13_2023_15_41_05.dmp: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000000000000.   at the beginning I though the issue was related to my code but I was able to isolate the issue, Even I create a small snippet in PowerShell that horribly crash when executed: Add-Type -Path 'C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\ArcGIS.CoreHost.dll' Add-Type -Path 'C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\ArcGIS.Core.dll' [ArcGIS.Core.Hosting.Host]::Initialize() [ArcGIS.Core.Data.DatabaseConnectionProperties]$connectionProperties = [ArcGIS.Core.Data.DatabaseConnectionProperties]::new([ArcGIS.Core.Data.EnterpriseDatabaseType]::SQLServer) $connectionProperties.AuthenticationMode = [ArcGIS.Core.Data.AuthenticationMode]::DBMS $connectionProperties.Instance = "YOUR_SQL_SERVER" $connectionProperties.Database = "YOUR_DATABASE" $connectionProperties.User = "YOUR_USER" $connectionProperties.Password = "USER_PASSWORD" $gdb = [ArcGIS.Core.Data.Geodatabase]::new($connectionProperties); $versionManager = $gdb.GetVersionManager() $existingVersions = $versionManager.GetVersions() $existingVersions | %{$_.GetName()}   the issue here is that this error only happens with one database. What should i look into the database to detect the reason of this failure, and if possible solve it. One really nice thing about it is the ArcGIS Pro allows me to list and create versions using its interface. ... View more

I have created a GP tool in python and decided to publish it as a GeoProcessing service in ArcGIS Server. The GP Service permissions are set to: Public, available for everyone This GP service receives a JSON string as Input, in it a credential to access the Geodatabase are set. It is intended that the GP service creates a Geodatabase connection file, access a table (set with Editor Tracking capabilities) and modify a row. It is expected the user name defined in the passed credentials appears in the Editor tracking field, instead appears ESRI_Anonymous  I created a user (my_user_server) and a role in ArcGIS Server, set the permisions of the GP Service to: Private, available only to selected users, and select the created role. It is expected the user name defined in the passed credentials appears in the Editor tracking field, instead appears my_user_server I found this documentation It states that the behavior applies for Feature services. do not mention GP Services. In my ideal world I would like to keep the GP service public, and have the Editor tracking field with the user name provided in the input JSON. is that possible? ... View more

I have a snippet that creates a database connection to an enterprise geodatabase, then list the tables: import arcpy new_conn2 = arcpy.management.CreateDatabaseConnection(r"c:\temp", "Myconnection2", "SQL_SERVER", "MySQLServer", account_authentication="DATABASE_AUTH", username="myUser", password="mySecretPassword", save_user_pass="SAVE_USERNAME", database="myEGDB") print(arcpy.Describe(new_conn2[0]).dataElementType) arcpy.env.workspace = new_conn2[0] # Get and print a list of tables tables = arcpy.ListTables() for table in tables: print(table)   the output when I run the snippet in ArcGIS Pro 3.0 is: 'DEWorkspace' DATAOWNER.P_Centerline_Sequence DATAOWNER.P_DocumentPoint__ATTACH DATAOWNER.P_CasingInspection DATAOWNER.P_CPBondInspection DATAOWNER.P_CPRectifierInspection DATAOWNER.P_CPTestPointReading DATAOWNER.P_CrossingInspection DATAOWNER.P_ElectricSurvey DATAOWNER.P_ExcavationDamage__ATTACH DATAOWNER.P_ExposedPipeInspect__ATTACH DATAOWNER.P_GasLeak__ATTACH DATAOWNER.P_GasLeakInspect .....   When I run the same code in ArcGIS Server python instance the output is: 'DEFile'   I tried using the Python3 command prompt as well as the Jupyter notebook present in the ArcGIS Server installation. @BrianClee  or @GhislainPrince  do you have any idea about this? ... View more