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The following is possibly overkill for your situation, but regular expression is the hammer I like to use on everything like a nail. 🙂 The following uses regex to extract all three numerical values in the text string, and then return one of them based on how the custom function is called. If the string field is NULL then NULL is returned. Expression Type: PYTHON3 Expression: extract_value(!text_field!, "total") Code Block: import re
pattern = re.compile(
r"(?P<acre>[\d,.]+)\s*ac\s*@@\s*\$"
r"(?P<price>[\d,.]+)/ac\s*=\s*"
r"(?P<total>[\d,.]+)"
)
def extract_value(field, value):
if field is not None:
match = re.search(pattern, field)
return match.groupdict()[value]
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You may be consulting for/on IT, but it is clear you have very limited knowledge of GIS, so the earlier comment about hiring a consultant still applies. ArcGIS Enterprise is a complex platform with many components. Which components get deployed and how depends on the businesses requirements, but having requirements means little if it isn't accompanied with understanding the product itself.
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Optimizing a map service starts in ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Enterprise uses the same rendering engines as ArcGIS Pro, so anything that is slow to open and slow to render in Pro will be slow to start and slow to respond in ArcGIS Enterprise. Taking ArcGIS Enterprise out of the equation to start helps focus on data and map structure issues that negatively impact performance. Once the map is opening and rendering quickly in Pro, then start looking at publishing it and potentially optimizing service-related settings.
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I think the better option would be not having such drastic character restrictions in the first place. Some of the existing restrictions feel like we are back in the 1990s, or at least early 2000s.
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Assuming you already have seen the following, so I am posting this for others that may find this question and am looking for "best practice" from Esri. From ArcGIS Enterprise implementation guidance—ArcGIS Trust Center | Documentation: Disable the ArcGIS Server Primary Site Administrator (PSA) account, and demote or delete the Portal for ArcGIS Initial Administrator Account (IAA). Disabling the default accounts ensures a singular access path for administrators identified in the enterprise identity store and provides additional accountability.
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You should reach out to your account representative. There is a lot of nuance around licensing, and most users here will only comment on technical matters and not licensing matters.
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This is exactly the reason we continue to deploy ArcGIS Web Adaptor both on-prem and in the cloud when upstream network devices could replace it. In large organizations, managing across silos always adds time and complexity to change management, and that is best case. Worst case, fighting personalities and silos can make for real headaches.
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Part of the reason Esri has moved away from documenting single-service recommendations like the old "n+1" limit is that any such recommendation is so generic that it isn't really applicable, or at least isn't really helpful. Unless your ArcGIS Server site only has a single service published, which I doubt very few do, how a single service is tuned really depends on all the services on the machine. A rule like "n+1" may be a reasonable suggestion in a vacuum, but what if you have published many heavily-used services and tuned them all the same way? It won't be pretty for any of the services when the machine is maxing out its CPU (and likely memory as well) because many heavily used services all have "n+1" max instances. Tuning an ArcGIS Server site has so many factors to consider that it is hard for single, simple suggestion to be made. Unless you are trying to maximize or optimize computing resources too eek every last penny out of some capital expense or monthly hosting bill, at the end of the day the most basic metric of whether a service is tuned well enough is whether you are getting complaints from users. Start with the defaults Esri provides and see what feedback you get from users.
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It is an implementation artifact, not an actual desktop license or feature type. You can think of it loosely as the license for the license manager itself, but even that isn't exactly correct.
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The answer to this need used to be ArcGIS Engine, but that product was never migrated to ArcGIS Pro runtimes, and now Esri is retiring it this March.
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@AliTalaat22 , wildcard behavior is fairly standard across programming/scripting languages and commands. Is there specific wildcard behavior that you are finding unexpected? If so, can you provide an example?
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Unfortunately, I can't re-link to the public defect listing because Esri appears to have yanked it from being publicly available. I have never had that happen before, where a defect is logged and made public and then Esri removes it from public view. Here is the defect and description: BUG-000181467: When running the updateFederatedServerUrl operation after changing the server Web Adaptor name, all feature services become inaccessible and are not updated.
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Not sure if the following is related, but our organization just logged the following defect a couple weeks ago: BUG-000181467 for Portal for ArcGIS
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12-19-2025
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I have a hard time believing the data source itself is a factor, at least the difference between different types of geodatabases, but it is definitely worth looking into some more. If I can find some time I will run some additional tests. Regarding one of my earlier questions, what is the full REST call? Is f=json&token=Foo really the full URL that is causing changing ETAGs?
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Does your understanding come from documentation, experience, or somewhere else? If documentation, please share links to specific Esri documentation to back up the information. If experience, how much have you tested this specific situation? A quick 5-min check on a couple of the multi-machine ArcGIS Server sites I manage, so the opposite behavior you describe as expected. If you can share a reproducible test others can try to generate the results you expect, I would be interested.
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