Latest Contributions by DavidColey

Hear Hear.  Yeah, we really need this . . .  ... View more

This is a fairly recent post on this from May 5 in the ArcEnterprise Community: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/chrome-developer-console-warnings-on-several/m-p/1418487#M39404 It's not just ESRI components, it's any web components anywhere that still reference mutation events. . . . I'm glad to see ESRI is aware and on it, at least ... View more

Ok @valenj88  - here's how I set this up to run in the python IDLE: try: myCollabs = gis.admin.collaborations.list() for myCollab in myCollabs: #print (myCollab.name + ' - ' + myCollab.id + ' - ' + myCollab.workspaces) if (myCollab.name == 'Sarasota County GIS Cadastral'): wss = myCollab.workspaces for ws in wss: for key, value in ws.items(): #need to set up key value pair because workspaces property is a dictionary of items if key == 'id': print (value) myCollab.pause_schedule(value) except Exception: # If an error occurred, print line number and error message import traceback, sys tb = sys.exc_info()[2] e = sys.exc_info()[1] print(e.args[0]) print ("Line %i" % tb.tb_lineno) message = message + "\n" + "Line %i" % tb.tb_lineno message = message + "\n" + str(e)   Then I'll just set up a try block for each collab I want to pause or resume . . . ... View more

It may now.  I had not checked since maybe 10.9.1 - but it didn't then.  Could be the way I was doing my collaborations... hosted in my portal (guest), sent to our agol by reference (host) ... View more

Oh hey that's it @valenj88 - thanks for this!  I've got like 13 distributed collaborations where I update data each weekend, but until this latest release of the api I could not find anything on pause / resume.  The problem has been that each time a collaboration syncs on schedule, it un-authorizes each collaboration feature layers.  And so each day I was having to run an re-authorization script so our layers would re-acquire that green 'authorized' icon . . . And thanks for reaching out earlier ... View more

Great thanks for the reply Scott, I just didn't know if there was a more elegant way to handle. If occurs again in the future, I'll remove in order of Porta/Server>unregister (if still present )>remove from IIS>remove any remaining files from windows directory>install new. Yes suspending AV was truly remarkable.  I've been asking my EIT security group to allow this for 10 - 12 years now, they finally relented . . .  ... View more

jeez  . . . well they're aware that's for sure.... ... View more

Yes it was a big relief to have things go quickly for the first time that's for sure...  Not really, but since support and I came up with the adhoc fix, I was in the clear to go ahead with the upgrade.  I can only guess that since you lost basemap content as well as Instant apps, that maybe your fix is more complicated - and so they haven't come up with a fix in your case? ... View more

Hey not sure where you guys are with this but if you look at may last post here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/arcgis-enterprise-11-3-vs-11-1-portal-web-adaptor/td-p/1486574/page/2 the upgrade from 11.2 to 11.3 went very well.  I was able to convince my security team to allow me to disable active virus scanning during the setup exe and post upgrade steps for all the components, and wa-la, what used to take hours and hours per server completed in 15 - 30 minutes, with Portal taking like 20 minutes, Server taking around 25- 30, and datastores like 15 minutes.  Small hiccup with the reinstall of the Federated Site WA @ShelbyZelonisRoberson  @StevePoladian  @ThomasColson  ... View more

Hooray!  The sidebar is back in place and functioning correctly at 11.3 @JShi_EsriStaff !  Thanks to you too @KellyHutchins ! Thanks- David Coley Sarasota County GIS ... View more

This still takes around  1hour 15.  Still not sure why, but to avoid downtime with my geolocator service, I do the re-build in one directory, stop the geolocator service using the api, then, use an xcopy to overwrite the locator files in my registered location. ... View more

Ok so I completed 11.3 upgrade this Saturday.  We have a completely distributed deployment, with all of the components - Web Adaptors, Portal, Hosting Site, Relational Datastore, Tile Cache Datastore and a Federated Server Site that supports our Image Server and SDE feature access services on separate servers. For the first time, I was able to convince our EIT security to allow the capability to suspend active virus scanning during the upgrades.  So for Portal, Server and Datastore what used to take 3 -4 hours per server, with various hanging points during both upgrade and post-upgrade, now took 15 - 30 minutes. So for our entire enterprise, the update would take up to 18 hours.  I had the entire deploy upgraded, cleaned and tested, in 5 hours. I can't express how thrilled I was.  Simply by suspending active virus scanning during the upgrade and post-upgrades. I did run into one hiccup that relates to this thread.  While adopting the updated uninstall - reinstall order for web adaptor, the reinstalls went just fine for both Portals' WA and the Hosting Site WA.  But for the Federated Site WA, the reinstall failed with a window installer message: 'Can't complete install because a folder with the same name already exists in the ....\innetpub\wwwroot...  directory.  Remove the folder or rename the install'.   Having never seen this before, I wasn't quite sure what to do.  So I made sure that the 11.2 web adaptor was no longer registered with the 11.3 Federated Site and then I went into the wwwroot folder and physically delete the windows directory.  Then I ran the install again and it did complete.  It then took a few minutes for the IIS to recognize?  I guess?  my 'agsfed' WA name and it spun up via localhost and I was then able to configure. Everything is up and clean so far, but am now thinking, that for my Federated Site, I may go back to removing the WA prior to running the Server upgrade exe . . .  but otherwise not real sure if there was a better way to handle this. @MarceloMarques  @Scott_Tansley  ... View more

Typically esri releases a print service patch as one of the first patches available per enterprise release.  Not sure if that patch solves this issue.  I haven't been able to test that ... View more

I just completed our 11.2 to 11.3 upgrade this Saturday.  We have a completely distributed deployment, with all of the components - Web Adaptors, Portal, Hosting Site, Relational Datastore, Tile Cache Datastore and a Federated Server Site that supports our Image Server and SDE feature access services on separate servers. For the first time, I was able to convince our EIT security to allow the capability to suspend active virus scanning during the upgrades.  So for Portal, Server and Datastore what used to take 3 -4 hours per server, with various hanging points during both upgrade and post-upgrade, now took 15 - 30 minutes. So for our entire enterprise, the update would take up to 18 hours.  I had the entire deploy upgraded, cleaned and tested, in 5 hours. If you can, I would roll back to 11.2 as @simoxu suggests.  Then ask your security group to allow you to suspend active virus scanning.  If you can't, try and re-run the datastore component while virus scanning is suspended.  Suspending virus scanning is recommended in this ESRI upgrade knowledge doc: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/upgrade-arcgis-enterprise-000029452   ... View more