Latest Contributions by DrewFlater

Yes ModelBuilder: migration to ArcGIS Pro  Although "migrate" isn't really the best word, as you shouldn't need to do anything to get your models to work in ArcGIS Pro. A few caveats are covered in the topic above: 1. Some tools are not supported in Pro, so if your model uses one of these tools you will need to fix the model or find an alternative in Pro: Tools that are not available in ArcGIS Pro  2. Some data types, namely personal geodatabases, are not supported in Pro, so if your model uses these data types the model will have to be updated. 3. One of the most common tools, Calculate Field, no longer supports VB calculations, so you will need to update your model to use Python or Arcade expressions instead. Make a backup of the toolbox your models are in before using them in Pro, since if you make changes and save the models, they will no longer be able to be used in ArcMap. ... View more

Gabriel Marcus‌ does this occur with any other windows, like the Contents pane or Catalog pane when undocked on the 3rd or 4th screen? ... View more

The bug was not reported and was never experienced with file geodatabase. I believe any Oracle enterprise geodatabase version would be impacted, thought all the known cases have been addressed in 2.2.1.  ... View more

There is no connect tool because with the default mouse click you can both select elements or draw connections. ModelBuilder: migration to ArcGIS Pro  Connect data and tools  ... View more

Does your script tool have a normal output parameter, or use a derived output parameter? ... View more

Dan Patterson, would you like to teach Python & Geoprocessing in Pro using Jupyter notebooks? This seems to be the preferred interface for Python education (and even coding) these days. Jupyter has been bundled with ArcGIS Pro for a few releases now: from the ArcGIS start menu folder in Windows open Jupyter Notebook, which launches the Jupyter home in your browser, where you can make a New notebook then start coding! We will be doing further integrations with Notebooks INSIDE of Pro at a future release, so that you can use map layers and the Pro environment for your coding. Can you also explain why the Pro Python window is sad, especially in comparison to ArcMap's Python window if you've used it?  It provides layer selection, intellisense, and syntax help just like the old window. Thanks for your feedback! ... View more

Can you navigate to %localappdata%\ESRI\ErrorReports, find the file that matches the time when you run the tool that crashes, and upload the dmp file here? This file won't contain any personal information, just a stack trace about the crash. ... View more

In case you are interested, you can build a toolbar with the buttons you are used to in ArcMap and minimize the ribbon to give Pro a slightly different look: You can download and use this customization: ArcGIS Pro: Ribbons, Toolbars, and UI Hacks  Or you can make a customized toolbar with any command or tool you choose: Quick Access Toolbar options—ArcGIS Pro  ... View more

Sorry I can only say that it will be 2.3 or after. ... View more

Apply Symbology is usually very fast - if you run the standard Apply Symbology From Layer tool in the Geoprocessing pane for just one of your layers, does it take 1 minute? Can you copy only the layers you want to apply symbology to into a new scene and try it again? If you're willing to share the data I'd be happy to do this investigation to see what's going on. Thanks ... View more

Just to clarify on the original question, starting an edit session manually wouldn't make the tool start to work. The tool uses arcpy.da cursors to calculate the geometry properties into the field, and these cursors need to work within an arcpy.da.Editor block in some cases. This logic is already in the tool, so I'm not sure what's going wrong with the logic, but would appreciate if you can contact tech support as soon as possible so we can start fixing the bug. Thanks ... View more

Aileen Profir‌ Thomas Colson‌ what type of enterprise gdb are you using? We've tested in house on SQL Server and Postres, using unversioned feature classes, and it's working here. Thanks EDIT: Tested Oracle too, and found it working. Any details about the repro steps can get us started on fixing this for the first 2.2 patch. Thanks ... View more

Mark Tukman‌ did you upgrade to Pro 2.2 from a previous version? Were you using customized Python environments? The PYTs can fail to initialize when there is a corrupt Python environment, which can also stop you from running ArcPy or other Python commands in the Python window. Can you try a simple arcpy command like arcpy.GetInstallInfo() in the Python window? ... View more

I'm sorry you feel that way.  We went back to the original NIMBUS bug case listed above and tested with the same data using new software versions (namely ArcGIS Pro), and the Join Field tool correctly joins all attribute values from the join table to the input table, without nulls. The only nulls are those which were already in the join table. If you have a case that still isn't working please upload it here or contact tech support. The top table is the input to Join Field (a feature class), bottom table is the join table. All the joined fields in the top have values, except where the join table has pre-existing nulls. ... View more