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I'm confused: When I go to the "Space", it is empty. Is that the expected behavior? Not much in the "User Group" either. And why would some the ArcHdyro discussions be dumped in "Managing Data"? Why can't ESRI "turn on" the old forums while they get this new site straightened out? It's very frustrating to not be able to find even the most basic of information, which leads to a challenging work day. I'm not getting paid to spend hours hunting through difficult to navigate content. I am not alone with this frustration.
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07-14-2014
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Something clearly is not working here. And I know for a fact there was WAY more than 143 posts in the original ArcHydro forum. Where is that content?
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07-14-2014
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...or there could just be an appropriate forum for things to be posted in. ESRI seriously doesn't believe that everyone is ALWAYS going to use the RIGHT tags, do the
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07-14-2014
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Good to know it's there, but very frustrating that there is no content in that "Space". I have an operationally-critical project this week, went looking for the "Sticky" that contains the frequently-changing login for the FTP site, and it's not to be found with this new forum system. Any idea when we'll be able to easily find Arc Hydro posts, and when they'll be in the correct "Space"?
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07-14-2014
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Still looking for a solution to this, has anyone figured out how to recover data from a collector device when it fails on synch? How does this .geodatabase file translate to XML?
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07-13-2014
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I am very interested in ESRI's response regarding recovering data from a mobile device using collector if it fails on sync. Numerous sync errors have been reported in this (is this a forum now?), as well as clarification on how to get the data off the device when that happens. With ArcPad at least you had the data on the device that you could sorta of muscle back into your enterprise database.
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07-13-2014
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Following all these new instructions and videos for this great new site, I finally stumbled across Collector for ArcGIS. Which is completely empty. Am I missing something here?
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07-12-2014
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This is really perplexing me. Steps to reproduce: Create a feature-service check-out (Create Local Copy for Editing) using any combination of client/server from 10.1 through 10.2.2. Make a few edits, save and stop editing. Trash your ArcMap document that referenced the checked-out edit. (This is the part where you reproduce a user error such as catastrophic computer failure, or they closed the map without saving it). Of course, you've been down this road before so you know where the check-out feature service data is in .....\ArcGIS\FeatureEdits...... Right click on the geodatabase that held the checked-out feature data and your previous edits, and attempt to synch back to the SDE database that the FS sources from. Failed: version not found....but it's there! I've tried this after cleaning out ALL OTHER versions, so there was no question of what version/replica to synch. Same error. I can check in/out/in/out using Distributed Database tools hitting SDE directly all day long, move the checkout data to another computer, check it in, no problem. So how do you recover a checked-out feature service geodatabase following some error or issue that caused the loss of the original ArcMap document? This happens to me a surprising number of times, a user for some reason will lose the map, either the computer/network just crashes or they fat-finger it and close it. Or is it by design, that if you're editing a feature service, and Arc Map crashes, you've lost all of your edits?
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07-09-2014
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The following assumes you have a unique ID field (SQL, GUID in SDE), that in SQL is set to "newsequentialid()". Lets assume the field is called "LocationID". Note how that column is NOT INCLUDED in this trigger! In the Adds table, it is a NON-SEQUENTIAL ID, but when it hits the business table, it becomes sequential. The rest of the trigger deals with using SQL geometry operations to autopopulate some columns. This will ONLY work on data that is versioned with move edits to base checked, which kills any replication plans you have. If you can't move edits to base, you'll need to wrap this up in a stored proc using a cursor, which IMHO was more work than it's worth.
CREATE TRIGGER [dbo].[INSERT_VM_PLOTS_Location_ID]
ON [dbo].[VM_PLOTS]
INSTEAD OF INSERT NOT FOR REPLICATION
AS BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
INSERT dbo.VM_PLOTS(
OBJECTID, VError, MapSource, SourceDate, MapMethod, QuadName, UnitCode, EditDate, UnitName, IsExtant, HError, County, State, LAT, LON, Watershed, PlaceName, TrailName, StreamName, Landform, Meta_MID, Road, Elevation, Year, Notes, Coord_Units, Coord_System, Datum, UTM_Zone, ManagementZone, ParkDistrict, EditBy, CreateBy, CreateDate, RegionCode, Restriction, Soil, Geology, HistoricDisturb, Veg, Level4EcoReg, AvgRain, MeanDailyTemp, Loc_Name, Directions, Description, Loc_Notes,X_Coord, Y_Coord, Shape
)
SELECT
a.OBJECTID, a.VError, a.MapSource, a.SourceDate, a.MapMethod, b.NAME, a.UnitCode, a.EditDate, a.UnitName, a.IsExtant, a.HError, c.NAME, d.NAME, a.LAT, a.LON, e.HU_12_Name, a.PlaceName, a.TrailName, a.StreamName, a.Landform, a.Meta_MID, a.Road, a.Elevation, a.Year, a.Notes, a.Coord_Units, a.Coord_System, a.Datum, a.UTM_Zone, g.FCSubtype, f.District, a.EditBy, a.CreateBy, a.CreateDate, a.RegionCode, a.Restriction, j.MUNAME, k.GLG_SYM, l.CLASSES, h.VitalName, p.EPA_REGION, q.RANGE, a.MeanDailyTemp, a.Loc_Name, a.Directions, a.Description, a.Loc_Notes,a.X_Coord, a.Y_Coord, a.Shape
From
(SELECT
OBJECTID, VError, MapSource, SourceDate, MapMethod, QuadName, UnitCode, EditDate, UnitName, IsExtant, HError, County, State, LAT, LON, Watershed, PlaceName, TrailName, StreamName, Landform, Meta_MID, Road, Elevation, Year, Notes, Coord_Units, Coord_System, Datum, UTM_Zone, ManagementZone, ParkDistrict, EditBy, CreateBy, CreateDate, RegionCode, Restriction, Soil, Geology, HistoricDisturb, Veg, Level4EcoReg, AvgRain, MeanDailyTemp, Loc_Name, Directions, Description, Loc_Notes,
SHAPE = CASE WHEN SHAPE IS NOT NULL
THEN SHAPE ELSE Geometry::STPointFromText('POINT('
+ CAST(X_Coord AS VARCHAR(20)) + ' '
+ CAST(Y_Coord AS VARCHAR(20)) + ')', 26917) END,
X_Coord = CASE WHEN SHAPE IS NULL THEN X_Coord ELSE SHAPE.STX END,
Y_Coord = CASE WHEN SHAPE IS NULL THEN Y_Coord ELSE SHAPE.STY END
FROM inserted)
AS a
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.USGS_24K_TOPOMAP_BOUNDARIES AS b
ON b.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.GRSM_COUNTIES AS c
ON c.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.GRSM_STATES AS d
ON d.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.WBD_12 AS e
ON e.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.RANGER_DISTRICTS AS f
ON f.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN IANDM.dbo.GRSM_VEG AS h
ON h.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN grsm.dbo.GRSM_GMP_ZONE AS g
ON g.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN iandm.DBO.GRSM_Soil_Taxonomy AS j
ON j.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN IANDM.dbo.grsmglg AS k
ON k.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN IANDM.dbo.GRSM_DISTURBANCE_HISTORY AS l
ON l.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN IANDM.dbo.GRSM_LEVEL_IV_ECOREGIONS AS p
ON p.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1
LEFT OUTER JOIN IANDM.dbo.AVERAGERAINFALL as q
ON q.Shape.STContains(a.Shape) = 1;
end
I take it one step further and get this all going in SQL/SDE, without declaring a globalID in Arc Cat, then change the object flags on the "LocationID" column in sde_column_registry to "256", thus giving myself a sequential globalid. The difference in performance is immediate and drastically improved.
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06-29-2014
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Works like a champ. Using the Monterra camera with collector is a little wonky....
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06-27-2014
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This doesn't appear to work. When I drag 68db533f-58e2-4f93-aaab-7710688df46c.geodatabase to the input data field it returns "Invalid". Is there another way to recover the contents of the offline geodatabase containing edits which fail to sync?
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06-27-2014
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...added globalID to the feature class....republished....seems to work now
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06-27-2014
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...removed Editor Tracking from the FGDB and republished....same error.
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06-27-2014
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I have a working collector App on through my organization AGOL account. A simple point feature class. Works great in desktop, AGOL, etc, including adding attachments (photos). Works great on numerous mobile devices in collector, as well. Can record a new point, synch, edit delete points, synch, add 10 points, synch. It all fails when I add a photo attachment. Add a new point with attachment, will not synch. Edit a point and add attachment. Will not synch. Photos are about 2.5 mb. Of course it fails with a very informative error message: Sync Error a Error occurred while synchronizing edits. Operation rolled back. 1st Device: Iphone 4s, IOS 7.1 2nd Device: Garmin Monterra Android version 4.0.4 On the iphone, if I go back an edit the point and delete the attachment, it will then sync. On the monterra, even if I go back and delete the points that had the attachments, it will not synch. In other words, on collector for android, even if you remove whatever edit is causing a sync to fail, you're screwed. Just lost your days worth of data collection.
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06-27-2014
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Bump. Same question here, little or no wireless access, and in an organization that has a non-negotiable no-wireless-device on network policy. Seems like you can install a lot of complicated and barely working hacks on iOS and 'Droid that allow you to reverse-tether a USB to LAN connection, but again, emphasis on the word "hack", which won't fly with any IT rules. I assume that ESRI is targeting collector to low-tech deployments, I guess their answer to this would be "If you want that functionality, go buy ArcPad (and the extra staff you'll need to manage ArcPad headaches).
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