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David: Are you aware of the SSURGO data available in Esri's Living Atlas? These online data can be used in ArcGIS Pro. http://landscapeteam.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=e5148c75efb04d06b65ab10446060c69
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Rebecca: Thank you for your response. This is helpful.
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When a Password Policy is enabled for an ArcGIS Online organization, and say that the password is set to expire every 90 days, do named users with an ArcGIS Account get a notification that their password will expire in xx days with encouragement to change their password now? What happens if a named user has not logged in to see this notification, if there is one, are they then locked out? Or are they immediately challenged at their next login beyond the 90 days to change their password? Thank you for your time, Joe
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Dan: Thank you for the python scripting guidance. I figured out what my problem was. In part of my script, I am concatenating the results of lists with a string. As in: # Name of the FGDB for project tables listFGDB = arcpy.ListWorkspaces("AGOL*", "FileGDB") # Location and name of table into which monthly CSV user tables are merged MergedMonthsTable = listFGDB + "\\MergedMonthsTable" Here, the “listFGDB” variable is a list and the list cannot be concatenated with the string item “\\MergedMonthsTable”. The results equal this error message: TypeError: can only concatenate list (not "str") to list So, I had to turn list items into a strings, and that worked. My mistake was to take the “listAGOLusers” variable and turn it into a string variable and then use that string variable in the arcpy Merge process. As you pointed out, I used double quotes in the resulting string, which resulted in failure of the script. In this case, since the a “listAGOLusers” variable is not being concatenated with a string, but instead being used directly in an arcpy process and its structure is already correct, I don’t need to convert the list to a string. Using the “listAGOLusers” variable in this process works! arcpy.Merge_management(listAGOLusers, MergedMonthsTable) Thank you, Joe
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10-17-2017
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I am using arcpy.ListFiles(filename*.csv) to automatically find CSV tables in my workspace folder. I am then using ''.join() to turn the list result items into a string to be used as a parameter in an arcpy process. I have three CSV files in my workspace that are all named like this: “AGOL_export_users_<date>.csv” I am trying to use the string result in an arcpy.Merge_management(inputs, output, {field_mappings}) process. The ArcGIS online help for Merge shows this inputs example: ["majorrds.shp", "Habitat_Analysis.gdb/futrds"], where square brackets, double quotes and commas are used to list the items. My “ListFiles” result when printed looks like this: ['AGOL_export_users_2017_06_01.csv', 'AGOL_export_users_2017_07_03.csv', 'AGOL_export_users_2017_08_01.csv'] My “join” result when printed looks like this: ["AGOL_export_users_2017_06_01.csv", "AGOL_export_users_2017_07_03.csv", "AGOL_export_users_2017_08_01.csv"] This is my script: import arcpy, os, sys, time
# Overwrite existing files
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True
# ******** LOCAL VARIABLES ********
arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\Temp\pythonAGOL"
## This will find the three (3) monthly AGOL User list CSV files.
listAGOLusers = arcpy.ListFiles("AGOL_export_users*.csv")
AGOLusers = ("[\"" + '", "'.join(listAGOLusers) + "\"]")
# Name of the FGDB for project tables
listFGDB = arcpy.ListWorkspaces("AGOL*", "FileGDB")
FGDB = (''.join(listFGDB))
# Location and name of table into which monthly CSV user tables are merged
MergedMonthsTable = FGDB + "\\MergedMonthsTable"
# ******** PROCESSING ********
# Merge_management (inputs, output, {field_mappings})
arcpy.Merge_management(AGOLusers, MergedMonthsTable)
del listAGOLusers, AGOLusers, listFGDB, FGDB, MergedMonthsTable When I run the script, I get this error message: arcgisscripting.ExecuteError: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid. ERROR 000732: Input Datasets: Dataset '["AGOL_export_users_2017_06_01.csv", "AGOL_export_users_2017_07_03.csv", "AGOL_export_users_2017_08_01.csv"]' does not exist or is not supported When I list each CSV file as a local variable, the Merge script, shown below, works fine. agolTable1 = "AGOL_export_users_2017_06_01.csv"
agolTable2 = "AGOL_export_users_2017_07_03.csv"
agolTable3 = "AGOL_export_users_2017_08_01.csv"
arcpy.Merge_management([agolTable1,agolTable2,agolTable3], MergedMonthsTable) Does anyone see what I am doing incorrectly with ListFiles and join in my script? Your thoughts are much appreciated. Thank you, Joe
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Our IT department is asking me if it would be alright to deploy 'ArcGIS for Desktop' and 'ArcGIS Pro' using Microsoft App-V (Application Virtualization) for our upcoming Windows 10 upgrade. I am wondering if anyone in the GeoNet community has experience to share with us regarding this type of software deployment? I have found little that is informative regarding App-V and ArcGIS software. Thank you, Joe November 2019 Same question - does anyone have experience with deploying ArcGIS Pro from Azure with Microsoft App-V? Thank you, Joe
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Kory: Thank you for pointing that out to all of us.
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Additionally, set it up like ArcMap. The first layer added to the map defines the coordinate system.
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OK - your last name is Wood and your a Silviculturist! Secondly - As James states, "...simply using the Append geoprocessing tool". There is no need to know python. Just use the Append tool in Pro against the hosted feature service in ArcGIS Online. The mention of python was for those who may be interested in automating the process for convenience. Any way you can ask to have Pro installed? It's the wave of the future and free with ArcGIS Desktop.
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Beth: Have you seen this posting from yesterday? https://community.esri.com/thread/199966-can-i-bulk-upload-csv-data-into-existing-form-on-survey123
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Great questions and great discussion! We currently have the same ArcGIS Server setup and workflow with AGOL as you, Matthew, and are wondering how we will accomplish the same delivery of map/feature services with Pro and Enterprise. I look forward to more discussion in this thread.
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Tom: Yes, when I fixed the offending cells in my form, as described above, my warning messages disappeared.
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Stefano: I removed the pulldata('@geopoint') function from my form and that fixed my problem!! Thank you for your input.
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Phillip: My survey is quite simple and does not contain “external selects” – see attached. The original survey was not publishing with v2.3, so I backed up and deleted the survey form folder from “My Survey Designs” and created a new blank “Public Affairs” survey using Connect 2.3 thinking that changes were made to the default XLSForm and associated files. The new blank PA survey did successfully publish to my ArcGIS Online. I then renamed the new blank “Public Affairs.xls” survey file to dismiss it and added my original v2.2 “Public Affairs.xls” file to the folder. I deleted the successfully published blank PA survey and associated *.iteminfo file. I opened Survey123 Connect, opened my Public Affairs survey, then I clicked on the “Update survey from SLSForm Spreadsheet” button to get the current XLSForm. Publishing failed with the 401 error. Thank you for your time, Joe
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When publishing my existing surveys from Survey123 Connect v2.3 I am now getting this error (see below). Is anyone else getting this error and know what to do about it? Thank you.
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