Latest Contributions by AdamRepsher

‎04-09-2020

Hi again Leslie Fountain‌! The group that I am working with at PEMA, led by Carrie Tropasso, has made a dashboard of Hospital Preparedness available to the public for Pennsylvania. It is in Desktop format and Mobile format. Please feel free to share them in your #covid-19 document. #covid19‌ Thank you, --Adam

‎03-31-2020

Thank you Leslie Fountain‌! Could you possibly add the link to the question in your Troubleshooting entry for me? <-- the link is embedded in "the question" because the initial question was answered, but there isn't a solution to the problem which made me ask the question - If you know what I mean! Thanks! --Adam

‎03-31-2020

Hi Again Leslie Fountain‌, Could you remove your last comment about my question in Collaborative Problem-Solving and add something about this question that has progressed into a possible answer that I cannot get to work? Thank you! --Adam

‎03-31-2020

Ismael Chivite wrote: once(today() + 12*60*60*1000) You can add this to the calculation column of the question where you want to calculate 'today at night'. Ismael Chivite‌, Entering once(today() + 12*60*60*1000) in the calculation column produces a NULL result. Just in case it matters, my setup: The survey is being created in Survey123_Connect_for_ArcGIS It is being published to ArcGIS Online The end user is completing the survey through a web browser. Any ideas? Thanks, --Adam

‎03-31-2020

Just for clarification, this would give me the current date, but 12am (0000 hrs) as the time for each entry? That is what I am looking for. This looks like it will calculate the next day at midnight if I understand what is going on. Maybe once(today() - 12*60*60*1000) ? Thank you so much! --Adam

‎03-31-2020

So, James, Is there a way to calculate that field instead of using today() to actually get 12:00am in that field? Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS‌ forces us to use a range date/time selector that does not allow further definition of the "TODAY" default. When set up with the default TODAY in the second field of the Date Range, the end user of the Dashboard only sees the entries coming from the survey before the time they opened the dashboard. I cannot default the Data Range selector past just TODAY with the user's current time. Actually - when I just opened this dashboard, I am now seeing that the TODAY default for the second part of the date range seems to be going to TOADY at 12:00AM. Now it isn't even returning the records up to the time I open the page in my browser! For now, I have just used the limited Date Selector Label to tell my users to adjust the range: This is not a great solution for my users working the covid-19 c‌risis. Any help to make this a background effort, one that the user can just open the tool and see the information needed instead of having to remember to make adjustments first, would be greatly appreciated. I wonder how to cross-post this to Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS‌??? ‌ Thank you for reading, --Adam

‎03-30-2020

Hi Everyone, Again, I am working with covid-19 EMA operations here in Pennsylvania. I have created a survey in survey123 connect a‌nd need to have users enter data via web browser. In the xlsform,‌ I have a hidden type f‌ield that has a "today()" calculation and the "bind::esri:fieldType" set as "esriFieldTypeDate". The "types" tab in the Advanced XLSForm says that the today() calculation should be giving me 12:00am. When entries are submitted to this survey, I am getting 12:00pm (noon). I need the date/time for each entry to be 12am to make the setup of date range filters in Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS‌ to be easy to set up and modify by our users. If I default the TO side of the date range to "Today" then he current result (12pm) forces our users in the morning hours to change their TO date/time to either after noon, or the next day to see results coming in that day. The Dashboard setup does not allow me to define the TIME of the Max Default setting of "Today" When the

‎03-24-2020

Thank you for adding my issue Leslie Fountain‌! My specific problem is in the first comment below the original poster. I didn't want to start a new thread for what seemed to be the same basic problem. --Adam

‎03-24-2020

I have this same kind of problem right now, working at a state EMA incovid-19 support. In ArcGIS Online I have a Survey123 for ArcGIS generated Feature Service that collects (and updates) cost numbers in two different fields, as well as a "County" field. There are many entries for each county. I need to sum the data into a County (polygon) Feature Service, with a summed $ for the two fields, for each county. The end result will be an Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS‌ showing (among other elements) a map of counties colored by one of the two summed costs. Am I missing something basic in GeoEvent that will complete this operation? I would imagine a Dissolve (by county) with a sum for both fields would do the trick, but there isn’t a dissolve processor. I am imagining that it might be done through a Regular Expression Calculation, which I don't know where to start with. Thank you for any help, --Adam summarize data geoevent summarize ‌

‎03-24-2020

RJ - You are always there to make sure that I remember the finer points. Thank you very much my friend. --Adam

‎03-24-2020

Fantastic addition! Thank you!

‎03-23-2020

Thank you Stefan, This is a big help. --Adam

‎03-23-2020

Hello Everyone, I'm desperate at this point. I am working at our state EMA supporting COVID-19 mapping. I need to get GeoEvent a CSV file that is on a "Shared Network Drive". I do not think that there is an input or a transport that includes passing a credential to connect, so I am seeking another way to deliver this CSV to GeoEvent. I am going to list what is going on now so that someone sees a possible way through with what is being done so far: So far, I am getting port 445/TCP open on two firewalls between the two servers (for the next bullet) The other organization has shared their "drive" with MY enterprise user name. After the firewall rule is completed, here is the process: I will make a Remote Desktop Connection to my GeoEvent Server. I will Add a Network Connection to the other server's shared drive or folder. I will then copy the CSV to a folder on my server. I will then repeat the last step at least twice a day to grab new numbers. From there, I will simply use the "Watch a Folder for New CSV Files" to grab changes with GeoEvent - when I over-write the local CSV with the new one. Remember, I am a pure GIS person - not very skilled in networking, coding, etc. Knowing that, read on... I am thinking that if I had a "Windows Service" - running with the credentials of a Resource Account in our system - that could do the copy of the file on the other server to my server, I would be set. Has anyone done this type of thing - or know of any other way that I could do it? I wish I had enough knowledge to explain what inputs GeoEvent had to offer - and help the other server's IT staff see a way that they could throw something together that I could consume. Real-Time & Big Data GIS‌ Thanks, --Adam

‎03-03-2020

Hi Mark, Did you ever get a solution for this (other than the publish service using desktop rather than pro)? I am stuck with the exact same issue. Enterprise Portal 10.6.1, They decided not to fix the issue in 10.6 or 10.6.1. Esri noted that it was "not reproducible in portal 10.5.1, 10.7 or 10.7.1". I believe the only way to fix it for yourself is to update software. --Adam

‎02-26-2020

I am attempting to filter for a date range with the sqlexpression‌ Builder, and only see choices based on a single date: I also see an area where it appears that I can add my own SQL or edit it, but it won't let me edit...: The ultimate experience would be to allow the selection of a date (or date+time) range to allow for searches like: Which batteries were installed >=5 years ago - as they would need to be replaced. (Fixed alert-type example) User chooses range of dates to concentrate on when the system was having problems. (For example: We collect "Radio Not Working" complaints from our Land Mobile Radio system users. Our staff must be able to see what complaints happened during a date range so they can evaluate the complaints against things like system outages. This would help to properly categorize the complaints as NOT user-training, coverage, interference, or end-user hardware problems and quickly close the complaint. If I am not missing a way to make date or date/time range filters, either fixed or user-modified, this is a huge hole in the usability of the entire ArcGIS Experience Builder‌ product. Please tell me I am missing something and show me the documentation. Thank you, --Adam

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