Latest Contributions by RyanUthoff

Once you unfederate, the ArcGIS Server (not Portal) will take over the security. So you will now need to login and authenticate with the ArcGIS Server and not Portal. So all of your existing services will need to get moved over to the server authentication. As far as the rest endpoint URL, it might depend on your specific deployment. If you are using a reverse proxy and set a web context URL in Portal and you are using that URL in your intranet mapping system, then your URLs will probably have to change. If you are just using the machine name URL, then you might be fine, but I'm not 100% sure on that. Also, I would anticipate your Portal apps will break when you unfederate because the feature service the Portal app is pulling from would disappear. With that being said, I believe you can manually bring those feature services back into Portal using the rest endpoint URL of the feature service. ... View more

Clearing the browser cache is always a good idea. I always have to clear my browser cache when upgrading the web adaptors. A lot of end users of web maps also have to clear out their browser cache after the upgrade. Some users reported just a blank white page. But once they cleared their browser cache, everything worked fine. ... View more

Thank you for the information. I didn't see that requirement for ArcGIS Enterprise in the documentation so I was a little confused. It would be nice to have an option for sync to be disabled so the hosted feature service doesn't create an evw in the ArcGIS Data Store. Deleting data from the hosted feature service through ArcGIS Pro deletes the data from the evw, but it does not delete the data from the base tables. We really need to be able to delete the data from the base tables as well because it's not sustainable for our tables/data store to continuously increase in size and we shouldn't have to delete the entire hosted feature service/survey just to get space back. I realize that un-checking and then re-checking sync in the hosted feature service item page in Portal essentially acts like a compress where it will remove any records that were removed from the evw, but that's not necessarily a good solution when we have 100+ surveys. ... View more

I am using Collector version 18.0.3 and Explorer version 18.1.0. I haven't tried using the beta version of Collector, but I can give that a shot to see if the performance decreases with that. We're using ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6.1 and the feature service has a several thousand features, but the max record count is set to 5,000. One thing I noticed is that the maps that are having issues in Explorer are maps that contain feature services with registered views with the database. So we would create a view in SSMS, then register that view with the database (through Esri). Maps that contain feature services without registered views don't appear to have this problem. It might be a coincidence, but this is the only thing that I've found that might be causing the issue. ... View more

I'll try uninstalling and reinstalling Explorer, but this is happening on multiple devices. ... View more

I'm on track for a 12 hour Portal install because for some reason it takes an hour to install each Portal patch, not to mention the 4 hours it took to install Portal. And this is a fresh installation, not an upgrade. I keep getting the message "Installer is no longer responding" and I have to click retry in order for it to proceed, yet it won't proceed until I click retry. So that means I have to babysit the installation for 12+ hours. Very frustrating. ... View more

I'm not aware of a setting that needs to be changed to allow sync. Hopefully someone from Esri will be able to help out. I'm not sure of what could be causing this to happen. ... View more

From what I can tell everything looks correct. What's strange is that it is letting you publish the feature service. Normally, if you have sync enabled but the layers are not properly configured, it will give you an error and won't even publish unless you disable sync if I remember correctly. Even though it was a different situation, this reminds me of the issues we had when Esri released Survey123 3.0. I believe if using existing feature services to collect Survey123, it had to have pretty much the same requirements as having a sync enabled feature service (where previously it did not). You might try going through this thread and see if there is anything useful because I think there is a lot of overlap with having a feature service work with Survey123 and enabling sync on a feature service. https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2018/07/17/how-to-turn-supportsapplyeditswithgloablids-on-your-feature-layers  ... View more

Are there any related tables or attachments? If so, Global ID must be the primary key. ... View more

I have 10.6.1 and 10.7.1 deployments, so I can't say for sure which version of PosgreSQL is at 10.7, but the PostgreSQL version for 10.6.1 appears to be 9.6.3, and the PostgreSQL version for 10.7.1 appears to be 10.6. You should be able to check the version the ArcGIS Data Store is at by going to the server where the ArcGIS Data Store is installed, navigate to the directory where you installed the relational data store, and navigate to the "etc" folder and open the "arcgis-data-store-config.json" file in a text editor (ex: D:\arcgisdatastore\etc\rcgis-data-store-config.json). Then look for "datastore.release.pg" and I believe that will tell you what PostgreSQL version the ArcGIS Data Store is at. Are you seeing two entries for the ArcGIS Data Store in your Programs list, one for 10.4.1 and one for 10.7? If so, that doesn't seem right to me. The 10.4.1 should have been replaced by the 10.7 installation when you upgraded. With that being said, I wouldn't remove anything without confirming with Esri first. ... View more

Thank you for your response. I already opened a support ticket with Esri regarding this issue and I was asked to do the same thing. It usually has about 15 connections to the Data Store, but quite awhile ago we changed the maximum number of connections from 150 to 300 since we do utilize the ArcGIS Data Store quite a bit (we have about 350 users). But I've never seen the number of connections anywhere near 150 or 300. Tech support and I are at the point where we need the error to happen again so we can see how many connections are being made to the database to confirm it isn't above the maximum allowed. With that being said, I did some more investigating this morning and was able to find the previous time this error happened. Both times that this error happened, the CPU usage on the Data Store server (dedicated VM with only Data Store installed) spiked to 100%. It never spikes to 100% any other time, so it probably isn't a coincidence that we're receiving the error message the same time CPU is at 100%. Unfortunately, I can't see what caused the CPU to jump to 100%, but I will look the next time this happens. ... View more

I believe the web map itself should be fine during the upgrade. Also, your web app should continue to work like normal as well (I am still running an app on 1.3). When you upgrade ArcGIS Enterprise, it doesn't touch your custom web apps. However, you do have the option to upgrade your web apps, although it might cause any customization (custom widgets, etc.) to no longer work.  Upgrade apps—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more