Latest Contributions by RyanUthoff

I have discovered what I believe to be a bug in Survey123 that I am able to replicate in multiple forms in two different ArcGIS Enterprise (10.6.1) environments. In my survey, I have a hidden field with a "bind::esri:fieldType" of "esriFieldTypeInteger." Just for reference, we populate that hidden field from a URL in a web map. When we submit a survey with that field being null, it will be written to the data store table as being null (and I can verify that by looking in the hosted feature service and seeing it being null). However, if we edit and re-submit that existing survey through Survey123, it will change the value in the hidden field from null to 0 (again, by verifying that value in the hosted feature service). Luckily, if a value is already populated in the hidden field and then you re-submit a survey, it will not change the field value to 0. It will maintain the value. It only changes the value to 0 if the original value is null. Is this behavior to be expected? I don't see why the field value would get changed from null to 0. ... View more

I am experiencing some poor dashboard performance and I'm not sure how to determine the root cause of the issue. I am running ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6.1 and all of the data is hosted in MS SQL EGDB using a regular feature service. I am not using any hosted feature services for this dashboard. The web map itself is running fine. I can pan around, scroll in and out and the web map is very responsive. I have no performance issues within the web map itself. When I use that same web map and put it in a dashboard and start adding widgets, the dashboard performance is very poor. The widgets will just sit there and load for a minute or two, then I get a yellow exclamation mark saying "Cannot access data." If I refresh the dashboard web page 3-5 times, eventually all of the widgets load. When viewing the internet traffic, I can see that a lot of the requests eventually time out after one minute. I check the ArcGIS Server logs, and I do not receive any error messages. No time out errors or anything. When I check the number of instances the feature service is using, it is using about 5 of 16 instances, so I am not running out of instances. There are about 20,000 records in the tables, but I set the maximum number of records to be returned by the server well above 20,000. Also, the maximum time a client can use a service is 600 seconds. At this point, I am kind of at a loss of what this issue could be besides it being a limitation of the dashboard widgets. I would have thought that the dashboard would be able to handle widgets pulling from tables with 20,000 records, but maybe that is too much for the dashboard to handle? Any suggestions or troubleshooting steps I could look into? ... View more

I have recently updated to the latest release of ArcGIS Pro (2.5.1) and it has partially broken the Register with Geodatabase tool. While non-spatial tables continue to register fine, I am no longer able to register spatial tables with the geodatabase. I originally found this issue when attempting to use my Python script to register the tables, but I was also able to replicate this behavior when using the tool within ArcGIS Pro as well. I received two variations of the same error message, one through ArcGIS Pro, and one when my Python script fails. I've attached those error messages. I reverted back to ArcGIS Pro 2.5 and the Register with Geodatabase tool works again (on the exact same table in the same database I was trying to previously register). I was able to replicate this behavior in two different environments as well. It looks like ArcGIS Pro 2.5.1 is a no go for us until this issue is resolved. The tables we are trying to register are within a Microsoft SQL database. ... View more