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I never found a solution to this, my guess would be to just unintstall enterprise altogether and reinstall it would probably work. Perhaps unfederating and re-federating would be another possible solution to try as well. My "solution" ended up being unfederating my server with portal because I realized we needed it to be unfederated anyway for other reasons.
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Documentation states that you should have an option to cancel a cache job in the Job Status pane. I do not have one; I'm assuming because publishing of the map service was completed successfully so it considers the job "done" even though the cache generation is still in progress. Is the only way to kill the caching process by going into server and killing the running instances on CachingControllers and CachingTools geoprocessing services (under the System folder)?
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@LukeSavage Ohh, I see why mine is different. I was right clicking on an enterprise geodatabase feature class, not a feature dataset. The context menus for each look different. I appreciate the clarity!
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@LukeSavage Interesting. Your menu looks very different than mine when you right click on your EGDB (the screenshots I took in my last reply were me right clicking on a feature class in my EGDB, not right clicking on the actual database). I have no Manage button for the EGDB itself and I have a lot of buttons related to the general connection properties, the geodatabase connection, properties, and the geodatabase itself properties, plus many more. I wonder if it’s because ours is not branch versioned or even if we’re using a different server type (we use MSSQL Server). Ours is simply non-versioned with archiving and editor tracking enabled on specific feature classes. Thanks for the response.
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@LukeSavage - can I ask where you get that menu to pop up in your original post? When I right click on EGDB object in the catalog pane, I only get these options. Oddly, I have to click Privileges, then exit out, and then right click again on the object to get "Manage" to appear. But Manage is simply a button that opens a dialog, not a menu. I am on Pro 2.9.1
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So we're late to the party and only now getting off ArcMap and moving to Pro. As such, I am publishing our services from Pro and am readying our data for offline use in Collector. We have non-versioned, archive-enabled data that is being published, however when I publish from Pro, I get a new message about replica tracking needing to be enabled for bidirectional sync. Is this something new to Pro - I did not ever have to do this when publishing from ArcMap to sync bidirectionally.
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I understand you want to set the extent at a very specific set of coordinates so your solution to editing the JSON is the best at the moment, but for those who come across this thread that want a particular view, but maybe don't need anything precise (i.e. eyeballing is good enough), you can create a bookmark. Then you can click the bookmark before you save to ensure the map saves at the appropriate extent (essentially it becomes your new home button).
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I have a single website in IIS on our server machine. I understand that when registering the web adaptor, it automatically chooses that website since it's the only one available. When I register the web adaptor though, I wind up with a resulting rest service URL using the CNAME of the server instead of the public-facing web domain like I would expect. For instance, these are my results: Instead of the https://CNAME/webadaptorname/rest/services URL, I was expecting https://www.mywebsite.com/webadaptorname/rest/services. At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter as it registers successfully and I can still reach the rest service by replacing the CNAME in the URL with the public-facing website domain, but in a past set up, I have seen that resulting URL being a public-facing website and not the server name. How would you generate the URL that way? Or would it only generate that way if you had more than one website in IIS and you had to specifically choose which to register the web adaptor with?
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Turns out we had dbo owning all the data at our last MSSQL setup, so the issue was how my login was mapped. Initially my login "User" was set to my username, but we changed it to dbo and everything worked. Because we had dbo as the owner schema on all the data (formatted like <database name>.DBO.<feature class name>, this made sense. I do not have to be in a sysadmin role for this solution to work.
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Whenever I try to edit the URLs in this dialog box and click "Save," the dialog box does nothing. It doesn't save or close. I am putting in the URLs like this: Portal: https://mywebsite.com/myPortalwebadaptorname Server: https://mywebsite.com/myServerwebadatorname/rest In addition, I have tried: For the portal URL, put "/home" after my Portal web adaptor name. For the server URL, I've tried leaving "rest" off the end. I've tried making it my server CNAME:6443 and my FQDN:6443 instead of my website with "/arcgis" at the end and also "/myServerwebadaptorname" instead. None of this works. The save button does not seem to function. Anyone else have this issue? I've logged in and out of the server manager too.
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In ArcMap there was a checkbox where you could build the tile cache at publishing of the service. Is there a way to do that in Pro? I have "cache automatically on the server" checked on. The "using tiles from new cache" option doesn't seem to work for building a new cache though. When I publish the service using this method, it succeeds at publishing the map service (although it's empty I think because it's looking for tiles), but it fails at the end saying it could not start the caching tool, thus no tiles are created. In the arcgiscache folder, I see a folder of the name of the service I published, but there are no tiles in the "_alllayers" subfolder. The tool results say this in the last few messages Validating service definition Creating the service. Succeeded. Publishing map service succeeded. Publishing tool succeeded. Successfully completed publishing call Post-processing on the server Initializing caching process on the server Error: Problem submitting tile caching job Google searches suggest restarting the CachingControllers and CachingTools services which I have done multiple times over. I have also viewed the logs in Debug mode and it seems like something is being submitted with empty parameters: Error executing tool. Manage Map Cache Tiles Job ID: <ID name> ERROR 000735: Input Map Service or Image Service URL: Value is required ERROR 000735: Scales: Value is required ERROR 000735: Number of caching services instances: Value is required ERROR 000800: The value is not a member of RECREATE_EMPTY_TILES | RECREATE_ALL_TILES | DELETE_TILES | COMPLETE_JOB | FIX_JOB | RESUME_JOB Source: System/CachingControllers.GPServer It's calling Manage Map Cache Tiles tool which requires a cache that already exists. Mine obviously does not so the tool fails; this is why I think "using tiles from new cache" doesn't actually create a new cache at time of publishing. When I hover over that option I also see it mentioning something about "pre-cached" tiles. I have read the help section for all the tile caching tools and don't really understand how to create a cache. The way that made the most sense to me was to use the Create Map Server Cache tool to create the folders on the server and then use Manage Map Server Cache Tiles to create the tiles. It fails every time telling me there's a feature that failed to project (I'm running check geometry on the feature class now to see if it's corrupted somehow, but it's going to take hours). So, how do I create a cache? Am I on the right track? I've been trying to work through this for a day and half.
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I'm trying to publish a map service and have it create a new tile cache at publishing. I am connected to my server with an administrator connection. In the map service properties I choose: Layer Drawing: Using tiles from new cache Tiling scheme: ArcGIS Online/Bing Maps/Google Maps I select my levels of detail, img format of PNG I have "Cache automatically on the server" turned on. I have checked that the cache directory is correctly mapped. For extent I have used "Area of Interest" and chosen the feature layer that I want to create tiles for. The map service seems to publish empty, and in the arcgiscache folder, I see a folder of the name of the service I published, but there are no tiles in it. The tool results say this in the last few messages Validating service definition Creating the service. Succeeded. Publishing map service succeeded. Publishing tool succeeded. Sucessfully completed publishing call Post-processing on the server Initializing caching process on the server Error: Problem submitting tile caching job Google searches suggest restarting the CachingControllers and CachingTools services which I have done multiple times over. I have also viewed the logs in Debug mode and it seems like something is being submitted with empty parameters: Error executing tool. Manage Map Cache Tiles Job ID: <ID name> ERROR 000735: Input Map Service or Image Service URL: Value is required ERROR 000735: Scales: Value is required ERROR 000735: Number of caching services instances: Value is required ERROR 000800: The value is not a member of RECREATE_EMPTY_TILES | RECREATE_ALL_TILES | DELETE_TILES | COMPLETE_JOB | FIX_JOB | RESUME_JOB Source: System/CachingControllers.GPServer I have ensured that the CachingControllers service has enough instances available. Am I not understanding what "Layer Drawing > Using tiles from new cache" does? When hovering over it, the explanation given is "Draw from pre-cached images generated at scale levels you define." Does the "pre-cached" mean it's not going to create a cache for you, but rather you already have one sitting on the server that it will go look for? It seems like the next option would be more appropriate if that was the case ("Using an existing cache"). Based on the above error message, the CachingControllers is calling a tool that only works with existing map caches which would be why I'm getting the empty parameters. I have tried saving the service definition and uploading it and it works successfully with no error messages, but the map service publishes empty (the thumbnail in server manager shows the map I want though) and no tiles are created in the arcgiscache > service name > map name > _alllayers folder. When I go to my rest/services page, I see the map service there and I see a list of tiles at each scale I want, but if I click "start tile" on any of them, I get a 404, not found error: I hope someone has some insight because I'm stuck. If the solution is publishing a tile cache to the server before trying to publish the service, what tool would get me started?
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My organization recently moved locations and we are working under all new leadership, getting a new server, etc etc. In the process, we've had to move all our data to a new SQL Server. Originally, I was able to make database connections using the operating system auth, but that is no longer the case and they want us to only use database auth. We use the dbo schema for geodatabase ownership. I originally was a sysadmin, but they have downgraded me to db owner of all the databases since their policy on who can be sysadmins is different than our last location. My login name is different than it was at the prior place since we're doing database auth instead of OS auth and this is a new company altogether. My concern is that we lost the data owner due to the changing of both the login names and the type of authentication being used. I am still getting messages that I am not the data owner despite being in the db owner role when I do things like try to manage the geodatabase functionality: As you can see, the name of the feature class is [database].DBO(is this the schema or the user name?).[featureclass] which suggests to me that the owner of the data is not any one user. I think this means that only a sysadmin role person can administer it, right? If I was made into a sysadmin, would this problem of not being an owner go away? This is how my current user is mapped in one of the databases. I do not have any securables. My server login mapping looks like so. Under the old system, my login was mapped to the dbo user (User column was all dbo, not my username). No idea whether this will be an issue or not. Obviously the dbo user exists and cannot be deleted so changing the User column over to dbo instead of my username might be doable, through altering the login (T-SQL), I'm not sure. Any insights or are we screwed?
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+1. I really need this functionality in order to publish my services. To not have it makes my workflow much more difficult.
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I have a feeling they're never going to do it at this point. I don't understand that. I shouldn't have to close AGP to disconnect from a database. You can remove the connection completely, but that defeats the point of having an eGDB in your favorites. Closing connections and removing locks is really not appropriate or efficient...
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