Latest Contributions by LoganSuhr_PSE

Hi Community, I'm having an issue using 'Select by Location' in Pro between a shapefile and a view created in SSMS based on census blocks.  I am successful in performing a Select by Location on the original blocks.  But when contained in a view, no luck.  I certainly feels like something I'm missing in the view.  Many related posts here are older and a fresh response felt like the next step. Spatial References: srs_id x_offset x_scale y_offset y_scale z_offset z_scale m_offset m_scale organization organization_coordsys_id 1 -400 1000000000 -400 1000000000 -100000 10000 -100000 10000 EPSG 4326 2 -400 1111948722 -400 1111948722 0 1 0 1 EPSG 4269 3 -400 1000000000 -400 1000000000 0 1 0 1 EPSG 4269   Spatial Tables: table_schema table_name column_name type_schema type_name srs_id DBO GDB_ITEMS SHAPE dbo ST_MULTIPOLYGON 1 DBO PROVIDERSUMMARY_POLY SHAPE dbo ST_MULTIPOLYGON 3 DBO TL_2010_US_TABBLOCK10 SHAPE dbo ST_MULTIPOLYGON 2 SQL View Design   SELECT tb.OBJECTID ,tb.Shape ,tb.GEOID10 ,s.NumProviders ,s.OtherTechnologies ,s.DSLProviders ,s.CableModemProviders ,s.OpticalProviders ,s.SatProviders ,s.FixedWirelessProviders ,s.BBandProviders ,s.BBandPlatforms10Down ,s.BBandPlatforms25Down ,s.Fixed10 ,s.Fixed100 ,s.Fixed500 ,s.Fixed1000 FROM dbo.TL_2010_US_TABBLOCK10 AS tb INNER JOIN dbo.ProviderSummaryByBlock AS s ON tb.GEOID10 = s.BlockCode     After the view creation (done in SSMS), I then registered the view with the database via the right-click menu option in Pro's Catalog pane. Pro 2.8.0 SQL Server 14.0.3370.1 AGS 10.9 Thanks all!   ... View more

It was a little surprising but I couldn't find any posts here on Linux setups.  As-in, I searched the whole community for Linux and utility network it turned up really light.  I'm wondering about the viability of standing up a Linux-based ArcGIS Enterprise implementation and it's limitations with the Utility Network Extension, if any. I've sifted through a bunch of documentation and this seems totally reasonable.  Nothing is jumping out at me that says the UN extension can't be enabled on a Linux install of AGS.  I'm less concerned with the flavor of Linux at this point.  More concerned with the lack of presence of this topic in the community.  Did I miss something? Please send me a "Duh, it's right here..." link if you have it!  Or preferably, some of your experiences. Thanks! ... View more

I recently published a map image layer to my enterprise environment (10.8) and noticed that my label classes are either not appearing or displaying differently than I designed in ArcGIS Pro (2.5.0).  I am using Arcade for my label expressions. I have two label classes on one layer that was published.  They are: Diameter and Material The feature class is using coded domains for pipe diameter and material.  So code of 6 has a description of 6".  The double quote being the notation for inches and is a key component in the label.  In addition to pipe diameter I have also added pipe material to the label.  I split the description string for material to just use an abbreviation. For example, I have a pipe diameter code of 6 = 6" and material code of 83 = Cast Iron - CAS. My Arcade expression is: DomainName($feature, 'diameter')+" "+Split(DomainName($feature, 'material'),' - ',2 )[1]; In Pro, I see 6" CAS   Length This label uses the STLength of the feature and a Round function to make it easier to read and adds a single quote to denote length are in feet. My Arcade expression is: Round($feature['SHAPE.STLength()'],1)+"'" In Pro, see 107.6'  What I end up with after publishing removes the double quote and does not display the second label class at all. I'm guessing that the double quote has to do with Arcade constants.  So if I use the code and not the DomainName function and TextFormatting.DoubleQuote instead, that it might help the Diameter and Length label class.  But what about the second label class?  I can't seem to find much about multiple label classes and map image layers. Thanks! ... View more