Latest Contributions by ThomasColson

Ahh...I am publishing as DBO, and we haven't deployed 2.5 due to other new bugs so I don't have a non-DBO user to test with.... ... View more

A SQL Feature Class published as a Feature Service.  ... View more

There IS an easily reproducible issue where if you are editing a line or poly feature service that is coming from a SQL feature class, bulk edits (geometry or attributes) will fail. Case is ongoing.  "If I update a large number of rows, is there an impact to the undo capability?". Depending on your environment, you CAN'T update a large number of rows.  This is 2.5 only.  ... View more

Interesting, that is my exact environment, and I'm not getting that error, but I do have several cases open on that same environment, could BUG-000129031 be the root cause of those as well? ... View more

This is already implemented with the following code. You'll need to convert the dates you want to UNIX time stamps. The problem with "More than a year" is the API request is limited to 10000 items returned, so when I run this, I have to divide it into 6-month chunks (going back to 2014) in order to get everything.  from datetime import timedelta import sys import logging #now_dt = datetime.datetime.utcnow() #then_dt = now_dt - timedelta(days=int(input_days)) #now = 1567084745 #then = 1546300800 portal = 'https://www.arcgis.com' username = 'users' password = 'pass' gis = GIS(portal, username, password) #itemsList = gis.users.search(query="*", max_users=10000) itemsList = gis.content.search(query = 'modified: [1576713601000 TO 1577836799000]', max_items=10000) fields = ['ID','Title', 'Type', 'Owner', 'Access', 'NumberViews', 'Created', 'Size'] def itemRetrieval(arr, csvPath): try: with open(csvPath, 'w', encoding='utf-8', newline = '') as outfile: csvfile = csv.writer(outfile) csvfile.writerow(arr) for item in itemsList: print(item) row = [item.id, item.title, item.type, item.owner, item.access, item.numViews, item.created, item.size] csvfile.writerow(row) except Exception as error: print('The following error occurred: ', error) itemRetrieval(fields, 'AGOL_USE_UPDATE.csv')‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

You should plan on keeping ArcMap around indefinitely. From Will ArcGIS Pro support creating Data Reviewer batch jobs in the future? "Currently, there are no plans to enable creation or editing of Data Reviewer Batch Jobs in ArcGIS Pro.". It appears if want to continue validating your data with Pro, you're going to have to stand up an ArcGIS server to do so, then teach yourself Arcade. The Data Reviewer tool I'm missing the most in Pro is the non-linear check for lines and polys.  ... View more

Tech support would know the answer to this: "Anyone know why the the python window would work this quickly, but not the tool? " ... View more

Works for me, but another odd issue here, is you have a DPI setting and I do not..... ... View more

And...when you initially submit your case, please include EXACT steps to reproduce What version of SQL server?  What OS is the SQL server on?  What type of authentication is SQL server using?  How are clients authenticating?  How is SQL authentication with the OS? Local System Account? Domain Account? If a domain account, is Kerberos enabled?  How was the feature class initially created? If with ESRI software, what version? If not ESRI software, exactly how did this table get into SQL? Is the feature class using Geography or Geometry storage?  What is the projection of the feature class? Is archiving or versioning enabled? If versioning, what type? Same error after compressing all edits to default? If archiving, same error when disabling? Is editor tracking enabled? What Operating system is Pro 2.5 installed on?  When was the last time you updated all of your hardware drivers?  Are you meeting ArcGIS Pro 2.5 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  and what is the result of http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/Client/Standard/?apikey=50F41142-39B0-4061-97C2-BA7B7FE43D0E&refid=1186&item=12433 Is the feature class published as a feature service?  ... View more

Just because it worked in previous versions, doesn't mean its supported. Try running Validating table and field names in Python—ArcPy Get Started | Documentation   Also see FAQ: What characters should not be used in ArcGIS for field names and table names?  Fundamentals of adding and deleting fields—Help | Documentation  Naming Stuff In ArcGIS - USGS OEI/Enterprise GIS - myUSGS Confluence  When I try to create an attribute in 2.5 starting with "_toast", not only does it create "_toast", "f_toast" gets created as well, which is odd. Perhaps this is one of the several new bugs that were introduced with 2.5.  I recommend opening a case with tech support. I think you're out of luck on the quotes thing, but I'm curious as to their response both on existing fields created pre-2.5 that start with "_", as well as what's going on when you create a field in 2.5 starting with "_" and why a second one gets created with "f_". ... View more

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2012 is not supported Microsoft SQL Server database requirements for ArcGIS 10.8 and ArcGIS Pro 2.5—System Requirements | Documentation  ... View more

I frequently get email from users on an older version of Pro, with a link to the current (only) version of Pro Help, asking me why such and such isn't working. Pro, more "efficient", creating a ton more work for me.  ... View more

A bid specification for a desktop GIS suite stating that "...online documentation must support current and previous two version....blah blah blah" would accomplish this easily........ Makes one wonder what use case resulted in only the current version being available..... ... View more