Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Kyle, I have asked a colleague in the geocoding team to respond, I'm not aware of any new functionality - thanks. ... View more

My guess is Quick Import's input data type is not supported in the geoprocessing framework so you can try making an embedded Spatial ETL tool that accepts a file input.  However a workspace (geodatabase) output is not supported by server side geoprocessing, so you will need to write to a zipped file geodatabase and make its path an output. ... View more

Quick Import will always try to create a new file geodatabase and the scratch GDB already exists, try using another name and make sure it doesn't exist before running Quick Import. ... View more

Tom, if you have remaining errors please open a support call. My guess is the geometry type suffix is an artifact of the reader not knowing the input geometry type, workspace generation will automatically create one (geometry named) feature type per input in those cases. ... View more

Hi, please log a support call, apologies for the delay. ... View more

Related, an old sample:  https://pm.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9398bd2232cb4c8490b0b05015364d28   ... View more

For followers:  Product team for Data Interop have recommended a test embedding the service account owner credentials into the SQL Server reader. ... View more

Thanks Kimo I'll get this to the right team. ... View more

Hello Annarita, since you mention a "workbench" I'll not wait for Jill to talk about replication and collaboration scenarios.  You can do bi-directional synchronization between ArcGIS Online and enterprise geodatabase with Data Interoperability, but you will need to decide which system is parent and child when the same feature is edited in both systems.  Maybe one system is where features are created and deleted but features can be edited in either, you make the rules.  If you want to prefer one system's edits then run a workspace that commits its' edits to the child first, then a second workspace to fetch edits from the child.  If you do not have a shared key field then you can only generate inserts and deletes, not updates.  I'm thinking here of using the ChangeDetector transformer to generate the deltas. ... View more

@ShareUser I suppose simple datasets in object stores could be used that way, but on the vector data front I'm personally interested in how AI could be used to generate SQL that gives you the view of GeoParquet that you want to consume, in a smart enough client. ... View more

@ShareUser Now that is exactly the right question!  GeoParquet certainly has some very attractive properties, such as a rich data type set (including arrays and structs so you can have an implied data model in one table), queryable metadata, support in the S3 API across the major object stores etc.  This makes it a candidate to replace the venerable shapefile, if the user community chooses. ... View more