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Hi @LeoFothergillMTA, Check if there is a properties.json file in the \arcgisportal\content\items\portal directory.
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Hi @MatthewTsui5, You could get the URLs of the new basemaps (i.e. https://basemaps.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World_Basemap_v2/VectorTileServer) and follow the steps in the following help document to add them to Portal.
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Hi @TylerT, does the ArcGIS Server service account have access to the enterprise geodatabase?
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@GIS_Limburg_Province_Belgium right-click on the Copy Web Map tool > Properties > Execution tab. Check the path of the script location there and ensure it is correct.
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@Joshua-Young thank you for bringing this to my attention! I've updated the scripts to excluded the Hosted folder when updating services.
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Hi @AndreaStaten, This could be a possible bug. You could try adding additional code to move the layer after it's created. For example, add a variable and print statement after the following line to see what's returned in the string: # Share the route as a route layer
result = arcpy.na.ShareAsRouteLayers(route_layer, route_layer_name, output_folder)
print(result) If the item ID is returned, you could move the layer with the following: from arcgis.gis import GIS
# Connect to Portal
gis = GIS("https://gis.issue.com/issuegisportal", "admin", "Password123")
# Move item
item = gis.content.get(item_id)
item.move('Meter')
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@KatieStenson1 are you able to query the service by going to the REST URL? If you'd like, you can share the service to a Group and invite my AGOL account (jskinner_rats). I could take a look at it.
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03-14-2025
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@baohuachu7 check out these tools, they can migrate content between dev and prod environments: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/migrate-content-for-arcgis-enterprise-arcgis/ta-p/1365455
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03-14-2025
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Hi @TimHayes3, are you currently leveraging Enterprise where you have Portal, ArcGIS Server, Data Store, and Web Adaptors? If so, you won't need to stand up another ArcGIS Server instance. You could simply stand up a web server that is externally accessible (i.e. in a DMZ). Install the Web Adaptor on this new web server and configure with your federated ArcGIS Server instance (you can have multiple web adaptors configured with a single instance of ArcGIS Server). Any service you want externally accessible, you just need to share this with Everyone within Portal. Now the service can be accessed with the external web adaptor with no authentication required.
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Hi @ericcrossen, You could do something like below: import arcpy
# Variables
silverDataset = r"c:\Database Connections\GIS.sde\VECTOR.silver"
bronzeDataset = r"c:\Database Connections\GIS.sde\VECTOR.bronze"
silverDatasetDateField = 'inspectdate'
bronzeDatasetDateField = 'editdate'
# Create list of all dates
dates = []
with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(silverDataset, [silverDatasetDateField]) as cursor:
for row in cursor:
dates.append(row[0])
del cursor
# Sort list
dates.sort()
# Get most recent date
mostRecentDate = dates[-1]
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arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(bronzeDataset, "NEW_SELECTION", f"{bronzeDatasetDateField} >= '{mostRecentDate}'") If the data is in a File Geodatabase, the query in the Select Layer By Attribute would be slightly different: arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(bronzeDataset, "NEW_SELECTION", f"{bronzeDatasetDateField} >= date '{mostRecentDate}'")
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Hi @KatieStenson1, if you're able to query the service via the REST endpoint, you could try this old tool to download the data.
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03-13-2025
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@cjms do you have ArcGIS Server services accessing your Enterprise Geodatabase. If you do, you will want to make sure these services are stopped. Here is a script that will stop ArcGIS Server services, disconnect users, stop connections to the enterprise geodatabase, reconcile/post versions, compress the database, allow connections again, rebuild stats/indexes, start ArcGIS Server services, and create a report of the before/after of your delta tables.
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03-13-2025
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Hi @MarianHaluska, it looks like the service account you're updating a is a local account. First, go to the server's Computer Manager by searching for Computer Management in the windows search bar. Within there, navigate to Local Users and Groups > Users folder. Right-click the arcgis username > Set Password: After you set the password here, try executing the ArcGIS Server Account utility again.
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@Evan_LocalGov the workflow changed slightly. The previous workflow walked through registering a new Data Store connection to the new SQL instance. This new workflow simplifies things by updating the existing Data Store connection. The scripts have also changed as the previous ones missed updating some of the backend files. If you get stuck, just comment on this article and I can assist.
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@KannanSundaresan this is a known issue. Take a look at the attached zip file that contains a script and document on how to update the script.
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