Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Kimo Assuming it is using a view in Table to Table that is the problem, just use your filter where clause in the T2T step and don't make a view.  I'll ask who owns Table to Table here. ... View more

Hi The executable pythonw.exe exists for the purpose of not opening a command prompt for a subprocess. I did a tech workshop at UC where I used this pattern, not in a PYT but it should be adaptable - attached. ... View more

A little ahead of Pro 1.4, at Pro 1.3 the Data Interoperability extension can 'synchronize' a feature service layer and a geodatabase feature class, but attachments are not handled.  The workflow is to detect the delta changeset and write insert/update/delete features. ... View more

Hello Interoperability connections are not yet supported in ArcGIS Pro. Are you able to share the Geoserver WFS service details with our support people?  We would like to look into your experience of not retrieving features. ... View more

Data Interoperability extension can convert File GDB point features to point cloud (LAS,LAZ,LASD,zLAS) directly. ... View more

Hi A feature service may contain many layers; picture a geodatabase with feature classes and tables and relationship classes, the set may be published as a single feature service with layers 0,1,2 etc. Sent from my Lumia 830 ... View more

Luke, what Joe is alluding to is any unmatched addresses will be in the output features but with null geometry, so even though you can select the row you can't zoom to it.  Rematch the data interactively to find Status = 'U' rows. There is plenty of scope to break locators when storing them in an enterprise GDB - and it isn't supported in the current release.  Copy them to file storage. ... View more

What I do is inspect every file in the GDB, look at the time stamp, adjust for daylight saving to get UTC and go with that. You'll need to go deep depending on your workflow. Bruce Sent from my Lumia 830 ... View more

Hi If I understand your issue correctly it is how to edit hosted features in a web app and synchronize the data back to a local geodatabase.  Data Interoperability in ArcGIS Pro 1.2 (and ArcMap at 10.4.1) has the tools to read from feature services, do a change detection against a local geodatabase and write the change set, with no downtime.  You don't need to republish anything.  Email me at work  at [email protected] and I can step you through it. ... View more

"T&L"?  Services can take hours to publish.  If you took a look at my tool you'll notice it lets you set the projection and maxRecordCount for the service.  If you care about projection properties in your client app do control that.  maxRecordCount affects pagination, too big and you can get timeouts, stick with 2000 if you want to be safe. ... View more

It wants a mosaic layer, raster layer or ArcMap document ... View more

You should be able to see all features in ArcMap.  The maxRecordCount property in the documentation controls pagination behavior, such as you see in an arcgis.com web map; ArcMap will receive all features in view.  It is possible your service had not finished being published or there was a timeout somewhere in the web. ... View more

That is why I publish from an uploaded FGDB item for large datasets.  I have published services with millions of features that way; publishing from a map has failed for me on occasion.  The asynchronous nature of publication also isn't a good fit inside a desktop application - for big data.  I have waited overnight for some to publish, but they always succeeded. ... View more

You can customize the Catalog window to see .py files, see the File Types under Customize/ArcCatalog Options menu.  Do this in ArcCatalog and ArcMap will see them too. ... View more