Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

@LisaKing4 not the registration, but you can use this script to see which Data Stores are in use by which services: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/report-which-services-are-using-enterprise/ta-p/1644987 ... View more

Hi @SaraBellchamber1 here are some additional tools you can try: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/migrate-content-for-arcgis-enterprise-arcgis/ta-p/1365455 ... View more

Hi @MatthewTsui5, I recommend looking at the Max Response Time and Avg. Response Time for your services.  I try to keep the Avg. Response Time around 2 seconds or less.  If you see high response times, compare this to the Max Instances Running.  If the service has it's maximum amount of instances running this is an indication that users are waiting for other requests to complete before the service can handle theirs.  This can also lead to a timeout.  Instead of increasing the timeout value, you should increase the maximum number of instances for that service. ... View more

Hi @TL2, here is an example on how to do an intersect using the ArcGIS API for Python: from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.geometry import filters # Connect to AGOL gis = GIS('home') # Reference services ptFeatureLayer = gis.content.get('cd10146a4a91477b928f0921957b9698') polygonFeatureLayer = gis.content.get('c44daed09ff14f80b000b541653aa1fc') # Get point layer ptFeatures = ptFeatureLayer.layers[0] # Get polygon layer polygonFeatures = polygonFeatureLayer.layers[0] polygonFeatureQuery = ptFeatures.query(where='1=1') # Perform intersect for polygon in polygonFeatureQuery: queryResult = ptFeatures.query(where='1=1', out_fields="division", geometry_filter=filters.intersects(polygon.geometry)) division = queryResult.features[0].attributes['division'] print(division) ... View more

@KannanSundaresan  Here are the steps to backup/restore your BDS: 1.  Create a share location on disk (i.e. \\ps024533\BDS) 2.  Execute the configurebackuplocation command with the 'register' option.  Ex:   configurebackuplocation.bat --location \\ps024533\BDS --store spatiotemporal --operation register --prompt no   3.  Create a backup using backupdatastore command.  Ex:   backupdatastore bds1 --store spatiotemporal --prompt no   4.  Install BDS but do not configure 5.  Unregister your existing BDS Data Store via ArcGIS Server Manager 6.  Restore backup using the following:   restoredatastore.bat --target most-recent --store spatiotemporal --server-url ps025666.esri.com --server-admin siteadmin  --server-password siteadmin --prompt no  --source-loc \\ps024533\BDS --data-dir C:\arcgisdatastore   7.  After this restore, the spatiotemporal will be configured  ... View more

@LisaKing4 yes, you can update the Data Stores after executing the scripts.  The scripts will simply update the metadata of the service (i.e. in ArcGIS Server Manager).  Updating the Data Store connections will actually repoint the service to the new SQL instance. ... View more

@MichaelVolz that is correct.  More information can be found in the below document: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/administration/migrate-to-a-new-machine-in-arcgis-enterprise-two ... View more

@EstherSmith_Dev ArcGIS Data Store backs itself up every 4 days.  Can you check the default location (i.e. C:\arcgisdatastore\backup\relational\dbbackup) and see if they are being created? ... View more

@ZachBodenner did you update the hosts files on each server?  Each server that has an ArcGIS application installed should have the following entry in their hosts file: IP Address of Web Adaptor/Portal server |  FQDN of Web Adaptor/Portal server | DNS of original Enterprise environment Ex: 10.0.0.1        portal.esri.com     gis.esri.com After the entries are made, each machine should be able to hit https://gis.esri.com and it will resolve to the new Web Adaptor/Portal server. ... View more

@LisaKing4 did you update the Data Store connections before executing the scripts?  You will do this in either ArcGIS Server Manager or Portal for ArcGIS depending on how the Data Store was registered. ... View more

@DCWade since you are at Pro 3.1 and Server 11.1, you will want to use the 2.4.0 and earlier version of the scripts.  Once you upgrade to Pro 3.4 and/or Server 11.5, the ArcGIS API will upgrade to 2.4.1. ... View more

@DCWade what version of ArcGIS Pro or ArcGIS Server is installed on the server where you executing the script? ... View more

@Sibe do you get this after you enter your username/password?  If so, are you using a SAML account?  This is currently not supported, only built-in and Active Directory accounts. ... View more

@Sibe I just uploaded an earlier version (Item Dependency - Python API 2.4 and Earlier.zip) that should work with your version of Pro. ... View more