Latest Contributions by RyanUthoff

I believe this is a problem we faced a long time ago. In ArcMap/Pro, we selected a line with an arrow showing directionality, but when we published it, it was just a solid line with no arrow. For us, the arrow was visible in the map image layer, but not the feature layer. And for us, it was "good enough" to just use the image layer. To that could potentially be an option for you. Also, after doing a quick search, I found this: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/problem-the-flow-direction-arrow-symbol-from-a-map-serv-000018910 Not sure if that will help though. ... View more

If I remember correctly, the ArcGIS Server actually created a copy of the MXD and placed it in one of the server directories. I know that it copied the mxd there because that's how I determined what feature services were published with ArcMap vs. ArcGIS Pro. It's possible you might be able to find it in there. The folder location is: arcgissystem\arcgisinput And then you'd need to find the correct folder from there, which you should be able to do by the feature service name. ... View more

The date of that dump file is 7/24/2024. By any chance did you do a backup of the ArcGIS Data Store on that date? Or do an ArcGIS Enterprise upgrade on that date? That is where Esri stores files related to backing up the ArcGIS Data Store. That is essentially a backup that can be used to restore the ArcGIS Data Store.  Only you and your organization will be able to determine if it is "safe" to delete. You'll need to refer to your disaster recovery policy to determine that. But from a data store operational standpoint, it should be safe to delete. I'd recommend deleting it using the "Esri approved" way by using the data store command tools. Specifically, you can use the deletebackup command here: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/data-store-utility-reference.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_3E958A91D1AB4FD4B18D009CB706B65F If you follow the instructions for the deletebackup command, you can confirm if it is an ArcGIS Data Store backup. And if it is, you should be able to delete it using that command. ... View more

You might want to try running the describedatastore command and make sure it looks normal. If it looks normal, it might be worth trying to restart the data store service, or maybe even the entire server. Besides that, did this issue just randomly start happening? Or was it after upgrading, Windows Updates, etc.? https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/data-store/10.9.1/install/windows/data-store-utility-reference.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_5ECEA8B5F835454CB7D0DBC942BB4FDB ... View more

You might try this workflow here: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-add-the-printingtools-service-from-the-arcgis-re-000031212 If the printing service URL is already set in your Portal organization settings, you might be able to take the REST URL of the printing service and add it as an item in Portal. I haven't tried that workflow before, but it's something I'd try. ... View more

While the survey indicates that there isn't a relationship, Survey123 should be specifying and managing the relationship for you. But for some reason, it doesn't seem to be doing that. We've experienced a lot of issues with republishing more "complicated" surveys (surveys with repeats, etc.) when adding additional repeats or changing the schema, and it just results in us having to create a brand new survey. Since Esri manages the tables/relationship on the backend, I suspect you might need to create a new survey in order for it to work. ... View more

I have both driver 17 and 19 installed, so yeah, it should be possible. ... View more

I'm not 100% sure, but it's possible that upgrading SSMS also upgraded your SQL drivers which Esri uses. Considering that ArcMap/ArcCatalog is now retired and no longer being supported, it's possible that ArcCatalog is not compatible with whatever driver the SSMS update installed.  The highest ODBC driver ArcCatalog 10.8.x supports is 17. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/database-requirements-sqlserver.htm So the first thing that I'd check is what ODBC drivers you have installed, and if they're still compatible with ArcMap. ... View more

From personal experience, unless you have SDE files hardcoded anywhere in any sort of custom tools you've published to server, then changing the file path shouldn't be an issue. ArcGIS Enterprise doesn't reference the file path of your SDE files, at least not for your traditional feature services. The main issue you might run into are any maps you've created in ArcGIS Pro. If you're using that SDE directory in ArcGIS Pro, you might need to change your SDE source in your Pro projects. ... View more

It could be your screen resolution. I also have a large monitor, but if I lower the resolution to something very low, it still gives me the pop-ups like in your second example, despite having plenty of room to display the pop-up. It might be worth comparing the screen resolutions on your computers and if the screen resolution is lower in your second example, that could be the source of the issue. ... View more

To me, it sounds like your colored points shapefile is a multipart feature. Meaning that even though the shapes are physically separated, it's consolidated into a single feature in the shapefile. You might be able to "explode" the multipart features into individual records, if that's what you're trying to do.  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/explode-a-multipart-feature.htm ... View more