Latest Contributions by tigerwoulds

How exactly are you executing the export? Can you create a new feature class in the enterprise geodatabase from ArcGIS Pro? ... View more

BTW - this question should be posted in the Geoprocessing community. Just noticed it's posted in the Member Introductions.  ... View more

You could try executing a simple python script with time.sleep() within your model. time — Time access and conversions — Python 3.10.4 documentation ... View more

Have you seen this? Work with Microsoft Excel files in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

I believe Portal does not support automatically importing groups from Azure AD. Once you have Azure AD set as your Portal IDP, there is some 'manual' work involved to create a Portal group and link it to an Azure AD group. I used to work with Azure AD in ArcGIS Enterprise 1081 at a previous org, so I will try to remember the steps. There is a Portal setting to enable SAML group-based membership, make sure this is checked in your Portal IDP settings. Then, create a new group with the exact name as it appears in Azure AD. In the group creation/settings, check the box that says to use SAML groups.  Then if a user was a member of that group in Azure AD,  they would be a member of that Portal group the next time they signed in. This was confusing to me at first, but I found that users need to sign out and sign back in before the group membership list in Portal is updated.  I always had to set up groups this way in order to link them to my Azure AD groups. This probably could have been scripted to create the groups we needed but I never got around to it. ... View more

What is the original DEM resolution of the two rasters? You say the mosaic'ed DEM looks ok but you might want to zoom into the boundary and compare elevations at the boundary. You might see some steep jumps due to collection/processing methods or the collection date of the source data. Resampling a 30m DEM (for example) to 5m does not improve the accuracy, just chops up the existing cells into smaller cells.  ... View more

Have you seen this? Example: Stop or start all services in a folder—ArcGIS Server Administration (Linux) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise (depaul.edu) ... View more

Thanks! Combo of restarting and cleaning views did the trick.  ... View more

Ah, yes. That fixed the issue. Thank you. ... View more

I see you have a space in your output geodatabase path. In general, it's a big no-no to have spaces or special characters in any paths you'll be using in ArcGIS. Try running it again but replace the space with an underscore or similar.  ... View more

I built a python toolbox for ArcGIS Pro that will start or stop all services in a folder on the GIS Server. Requires a federated ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. The GIS Server and GIS Server Folder parameters dynamically provide dropdowns based on the active Portal you are signed into, in ArcGIS Pro. DM if you're interested, I can pass it along. FYI - working on an update for this that will allow you to select individual services in a Folder, rather than running the whole operation on every service in a selected folder. It will look something like this: I also have similar tools in the works that will handle deletion and restarting services as well. Cheers. ... View more

Great, thanks. That's what I needed to get the field name. Still getting the sequence error though.  with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fieldList) as cursor: for row in cursor: objectID = row[0] for counter, i in enumerate(row): current_field = fieldList[counter] if i is not None and chr(10) in str(i) or chr(13) in str(i): print('\nError found on Object ID: {}'.format(objectID)) print ('Field: {}'.format(current_field)) print('There is a newline in: {}'.format(i.replace(chr(10), eolchar).replace(chr(13), eolchar))) row = [i.replace(chr(10), eolchar).replace(chr(13), eolchar)] cursor.updateRow(row) ... View more