Latest Contributions by AhmadSALEH1

[Male] + "\n" + [Female] will not work becuase [] are vba expressions which is not used in Pro anymore. if you are using python expressions use! instead of [] !Male! + "\n" + !Female!  Although, it looks like Arcade has more potential in Pro. ... View more

Hi Jamal, Can we go one step further? How can we synchronize the mdf folder to gdb folder without the need to stop the ArcGIS Server? Having the ArcGIS Server stopped means that our online App is down! Yes you can, if you truncate the existing tables in the gdb and append the data from the mdf. the downside of this approach is that it doesn't  count for schema changes, if you added/ deleted a  field in mdf you still have to add it manually to the gdb. I still can develop a new tool that automates the whole process ( updates the schema and the data ), but you will still have to stop the service at a certain point when you change the table schema. Regards, ... View more

Majdoleen Awadallah‌ it looks like you have a space somewhere and its hard to tell using Notepad ++. as Dan said try to use python IDE like spyder or pyscripter it will help you to find the errors and fix them in real time. the attached tool works in ArcMap ... View more

Hi Majdoleen Awadallah I see that you have one error in the script which is something normal since you are learning python scripting.   -You created a function called shift_features but you didn't call it in your script. the function is there sitting in your script but the tool will not execute it because it's not called. here is a small edit that will make the tool works: import arcpy Feature = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) X_Value = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) Y_Value = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) def shift_features(Feature, X_Value=None, Y_Value=None): """ Shifts features by an x and/or y value. The shift values are in the units of the in_features coordinate system. Parameters: in_features: string An existing feature class or feature layer. If using a feature layer with a selection, only the selected features will be modified. X_Value: float The distance the x coordinates will be shifted. Y_Value: float The distance the y coordinates will be shifted. """ with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(Feature, ['SHAPE@XY']) as cursor: for row in cursor: cursor.updateRow([[row[0][0] + (X_Value or 0), row[0][1] + (Y_Value or 0)]]) return shift_features(Feature,X_Value,Y_Value)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Thanks, ... View more

I think you can change the behavior by  Browse to Site > Settings. You'll access these settings from the Pooling page. To change the default instance type for compatible map services, click the edit button for Default Instance Type. Select the instance type you want to have be the default setting: Select Dedicated instances if you anticipate that most of your services will receive frequent traffic, or if you will not have enough services running in your server site to present a significant load on machine memory. Select Shared instances if you publish many services that only receive infrequent requests, or if you are concerned about additional services being published that will strain your memory resources. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/administer/windows/configure-service-instance-settings.htm ... View more

It doesn't make any sense to have range domains that doesn't work! The whole purpose of domains is to perform QC on the data while being edited!  I think that any value outside the range should be rejected by default!  ... View more

Jamal,  Sorry I was busy for the past 2 weeks, I updated the tool to allow the user to add "Number of days to sync" by default its 1 day and you can change it from the input window. The tool will look at the sde files and find out  if database was edited  within the time period you specified   ( today date - number of days to sync ), if the database was updated then the sde will be converted to gdb otherwise it will be skipped.    let me know if you have further questions. Thanks  ... View more

Arwa, There are two approaches to get this job done, the most simple and easy one is by creating a script tool . But first,  you have to edit your script to access the parameters via GetParameterAsText() "see the attached file". then go to arcmap > create a new toolbox   right click on the toolbox>add>script and follow  the snapshots below let me know  if you have any questions, Thanks, ... View more

I end up sharing "layer to kml" tool as a geoprocessing tool and it worked, but I would love if there is a native tool that does the job ... View more

Hi Jamal, Use this one, but make sure to enter the full server machine name in "ArcGIS server Full Machine name" input box. to get the full machine name got to: ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory Then go to  > machines > machine name use the same server name as you see it in the Server Machine properties  let me know if you got into any issues using this tool.  ... View more

I think this might  work ... View more

Jamal, The tool failed to delete the gdb because its being used by another application, might be due to another ArcMap session or because the gdb is expanded in the catalog (sometimes ArcMap lucks the gdb when its expanded).  Were you able to delete the gdb manually (by right click >Delete)? Thanks, Ahmad ... View more

Jamal,  I assumed that you wanted to delete everything in the gdb folder.  Here is  an updated version of the tool that only deletes the gdb files that matches the sde connection name. Regards, Ahmad ... View more