Latest Contributions by RyanDavis1

Can anyone briefly describe the role that ArcGISCleanup.exe serves?  I'm trying to help someone get ArcGIS Pro set up in a Citrix environment, and they just want to know how vital it is to the program. Thanks, Ryan ... View more

Hi, When adding more than 16 users to an organizational AGOL account from a CSV file, there are some issues with pagination.  Despite whatever I select for the number of items per page (20, 60, 100), only 16 show up in a seemingly random order.  If I click the box for "1-16" it will select everyone on the first page but then on the next page I have to check each record individually.  It then expands to tell me that the username already exists in the member list, and I then have to hit the cancel button to move down the list and check the next box. I have tried this in Chrome and in Edge. Thanks, Ryan ... View more

We have a state plane feature class that covers the entire United States.  We use it to find the name of a coordinate system and plug it into arcpy.SpatialReference().  This works great for everywhere but most Alaska coordinate systems. For some reason, it fails on every Alaska coordinate system except for one. For what it's worth, it will accept the WKID.  I know it's probably better to use the WKID than a string, but I inherited this project and it's not currently set up to use the WKID.  Does anyone have a reason why the function would accept the first Alaska value, but not the second?  I can't tell if this is a bug or if someone on my end failed to update coordinate system names.  Is there a file to browse accepted system names?  The PDF (http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.5/analyze/arcpy-classes/pdf/projected_coordinate_systems.pdf) isn't much help. Thanks. ... View more

Hi, I'm doing some inspection of the spatial indexes of various layers stored on our SQL Server.  Something I've noticed is that many of our WGS84 and NAD83 layers have a spatial index with a bounding box of (-400, -90, 400, 90).  The -90 to 90 range on the y coordinates makes some sense, but where does the -400 to 400 range on the x coordinates come from? Just for some context, these layers come from many different sources and have been added going back many years.  Most of these layers have an extent much less than the entire globe. Can anyone explain how this bounding box was determined?  Is this a bad sign? Are we doing something wrong? Thanks for any insight. ... View more