Latest Contributions by JoshuaBixby

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

Taking a quick look through ArcGIS Pro 3.4 Issues Addressed and ArcGIS Pro 3.5 Issues Addressed, nothing in Pro 3.4 patches or Pro 3.5 seems to involve a labeling defect that would cause this difference between versions. ... View more

Very interesting results, thanks for sharing.  I will have to revisit the issues fixed in that security patch to see what may have been the defect causing the memory issues. ... View more

Although it could or is likely unrelated, what data format is the fishnet grid layer stored in?  File geodatabase, mobile geodatabase, enterprise geodatabase, etc...?  It is always good to state the data storage format. In what projection was the fishnet originally created in? Can you share the fishnet grid layer by itself? ... View more

What format are you returning the results in, i.e., "f=" parameter. ... View more

It is common in organizations that built-in administrator accounts need to be disabled as part of security policy.  Setting the discussion of whether ArcGIS Monitor should really need complete admin access aside, requiring the built-in administrator account is not a security best practice. ... View more

How are you running the script exactly?  Is it running from the same machine with the same user credentials? ... View more

Without showing more of the code that gets you the error, specifically the function/method call, it is hard for folks to provide suggestions.  Do you get that message when you instantiate a GIS object? ... View more

You can check the expiration time of the current session token and print it before each call to see if that is the issue: >>> gis._con._session.auth._expiration_time datetime.datetime(2025, 6, 28, 22, 13, 5, 762930) ... View more