Latest Contributions by JoshuaBixby

Unless there is a known defect and someone finds a reference to it, responses will be limited unless you can share either sample or representative data that generates the same results. ... View more

Assuming you didn't build this workstation yourself from various components, try the latest graphics drivers from the vendor and not Nvidia.  The GPU may be Nvidia, but there is a reason vendors often release their certified versions of graphics drivers. ... View more

Secrets management options vary by OS/platform.  Are you running the script from Windows, Linux, etc...? ... View more

Twelve years and still waiting....  I would say still hoping, but I think I have given up hope.  The need for this has been covered by earlier comments, so I won't repeat them again. ... View more

The Esri Support website does allow and work on searching bug numbers.  In this case, your search is not finding the defect because Esri has not publicly released the defect.  Defects logged through Esri Support do not automatically get made public, and some never get made public although most do.  I would wait another 2-4 weeks and check again. ... View more

If the defect in the screenshot is related to the issue than it is "calculating fields on feature services." ... View more

Get ready to spend more money and waste more time when your organization is finally pushed off of concurrent use licensing.  This topic hits a big nerve with me, so I am going to stop now before I start ranting about Esri management decisions around licensing. ... View more

Originally seconds was the granularity of Unix time, and some time converters are still stuck in the past.  Try converting milliseconds to seconds and see if the time converter works. ... View more

The call to Append is pretty straightforward, nothing obvious like a missing comma.  Two ideas come to mind:  1) the field_map object is somehow messed up and not being processed correctly, and 2) maybe it doesn't like the 2 optional arguments by position, so you could try them as named arguments. ... View more

If you look at the error message, it is clear the line 74 in the error message is not the line 74 in the code snippet you posted.  Are you showing the code snippet from the Python file on ArcGIS Server or what you ran on Pro?  ... View more

What you are seeing is consistent if you understand the issues with floating point math, including rounding.  There is a floating point standard (IEEE 754) that is broadly adopted and provides deterministic handling of floating point storage and arithmetic.  One of the big challenges with floating points is that many/most base-10 decimal numbers are not stored exactly but as approximations.  The more bytes available to store the number, the closer the approximation is to the actual number.  There is a lot written about this topic, and what you can find in a search will do better at explaining it than I can here. In addition to the floating point approximation issue, there is no single way to round.  Not all programming languages implement the same default rounding rule, so it is possible the same floating point number can be rounded differently between different languages.  The Wikipedia page on rounding does a fair job of summarizing the situation with rounding numbers. ... View more

You can load an individual layer of a map service into a Pro map without having to add the whole map service.  I assume most of the browser-based web mapping platforms are the same. ... View more

Why hybrid?  Why not move the entire deployment into the cloud? ... View more

The most important thing for ArcGIS Server is to be close to the data.  Since Portal communicates with ArcGIS Server mainly through HTTPS, it can handle some latency, although I would never recommend having only one component of your ArcGIS Enterprise deployment in the cloud and the rest on-prem.  Specifically having an ArcGIS Server in the cloud, and its data sources are on-prem will lead to terrible performance, to the point of being unusable.  ... View more

So when you say "Enterprise machine" are you saying that all ArcGIS Enterprise components are installed on one machine?  That is, one machine has ArcGIS Server, Portal for ArcGIS, ArcGIS Web Adaptors, and an enterprise geodatabase installed on it?  If that is not what you are saying, you need to elaborate on how ArcGIS Enterprise is deployed across its machines because the error you are seeing is coming from an ArcGIS Server machine (either as hosting server or federated GIS server). ... View more