Latest Contributions by JonEmch

Hello there!    At this point in time, I believe that ArcGlobe (the desktop application) requires elements added to the layout to have relationships to whatever is on the globe. Do you have a layer that uses this color map on the globe? ... View more

Hello there!    Thank you for sending out your question. Essentially, you are able to update an already shared dataset in Maps for Office. To do so, I took my sample data, and inserted a row ensuring that whatever field I used to georeference my data was filled. Once this was finished, you should be able to see that the maps for office visual update to include the latest addition. There was a temporary moment where it Share button did not switch over to "Update" but once I pushed it, the update workflow took over.    TLDR: you should be able to add/updated rows to an already published set of data granting that the column(s) used for georeferencing are properly filled. ... View more

Hello there,    My apologies for not getting back to you sooner! Typically, we see this error when a column name in the excel dataset contains an illegal character. Please go through all of your column names and make sure that no improper character exist. Additionally, please try to publish the file I have attached to this post. This is some sample data that should publish without issues. ... View more

Hey there Hau,    Apologies for the delay! This error is usually indicative of an unexpected symbol in the column name. Are you able to publish sample data attached to this post? ... View more

For reference: Ports used by base ArcGIS Enterprise components ... View more

Thank you for the clarification,     So to start, this the single machine HA deployment scenario is only pertinent to ArcGIS Server. The idea is that you have multiple machines (at least two) that have ArcGIS Server installed. Only one machine is running at a time, and they each have their own Configuration and Site (Not a multi machine site).    The procedure would involve: Installing ArcGIS Server on multiple machines Configuring directories and sites for each installation Publishing appropriate services to each Server (while taking careful consideration of data storage) Configuring a load balancer with rules that would enable it to switch over to the passive machine once the active goes down. I would venture to say that the inclusion of a third part load balancer is why we don't see procedural steps like with other pieces of our software. A word of caution: This type of failover scenario will not synchronize services between the active and passive ArcGIS Server. You must have a plan in place to update these on your own, making this a pretty admin involved HA deployment. Please let me know if you have any questions. ... View more

Hello there!    Could you specify what you mean by single-machine high availability? ... View more

Depending on the security settings of those services, it is possible. Tricky is a good way of putting it! I wrote up this into an enhancement on our end: ENH-000131441 Develop a way to import ArcGIS REST based services and tables into PowerBI, feel free to log a case to request your account to be added to this if you would like. Please let me know if you have any follow ups! ... View more

Hey there Randy,    At this point in time, that is correct: data from your AGOL organization and ArcGIS Enterprise is currently limited to being reference data. That being said, we have enhancements logged toward expanded functionality with these data, so I would suggest logging a case to add you account to the enhancement. Please let me know if you have any questions! ... View more

Hey Julia,    You are able to add points and polygons to the visualizer but with a catch... To add polygons, you must geocode the layer by a polygon type dataset. Example: If I bring in zip codes into the location field the visual will match up the data to zip code polygons. So if your data is subdivided into these types of data then it should be possible to bring them in as polygons. ... View more

Ahh I see, thank you for clarifying.    The publication to SharePoint workflow is a grey area in terms of ArcGIS Maps for SharePoint. While some of the functions can work, publishing to SharePoint tehcnically falls under "Publish to Web" which is not supported (per this document).    There is an enhancement of this issue: ENH-000130489 : Add Publish to Web support to ArcGIS Maps for PowerBI visualizer in PowerBI Online which has a status of assgned. Please log a case with Esri Technical Support to be added to this enhancment. ... View more

Hey there Jayhee,    At this point in time, there is no way of hiding the tooltip attributes for reference layers. If you are able to do so, I would suggest opening a support ticket to investigate this further and possible log something for this behavior.    You are able to configure tool tips for your own data by following this workflow, however: Configure and view tooltips—ArcGIS Maps for Power BI | Documentation  ... View more