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Are you sure the: Timestamp() function returns the appropriate data type for the field you are trying to calculate? I can imagine a situation where the actual syntax of the expression is valid, but the returned data type not, and maybe causing issues when adding or truly executing the attribute rule. E.g. if your field to calculate is of type text instead of date, it might cause an issue. Timestamp() returns a true date (Date Functions | ArcGIS for Developers ) This is just a wild guess though, I don't have experience with the new attribute rules functionality.
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This bug is still not fixed in 2.1.2. Can someone of ESRI inc. give an update? Was this ever logged at ESRI inc. as a bug? It is sometimes difficult to get more information through the local ESRI distributors. See the difference in the display of the Definition Query in ArcGIS Pro versus ArcMap in attached images: ArcGIS Pro 2.1.2: ArcMap 10.6:
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03-03-2018
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If you have something that can be reproduced, if possible create a Project or Map Package of it and send it off to your local ESRI distributor including a bug report. I have done that myself for a few regressions that occured in Maplex when ESRI made some pretty big changes and added new functionality to Maplex going from ArcGIS for Desktop 10.2.2 to 10.3. Since then, the reported issues got fixed (at least finally almost completely in ArcGIS for Desktop 10.6 and Pro 2.1.1).
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Yes, utterly frustrating. This issue is not fixed in 10.6.
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02-27-2018
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With a Core i3 and no dedicated graphics card, and video RAM test failing (only 128MB dedicated video RAM), you are at the absolute bottom end of hardware that can run ArcGIS Pro. I think you need to upgrade your hardware to something more in line with ESRI's recommendations. The specific error you see about graphics hardware, I have witnessed as well. But only if I pushed my laptop with Core i7 HQ quad core processor with 16GB RAM and NVidia GTX 1050 with 4GB dedicated video RAM, to the absolute limit by having three parallel ArcGIS Pro projects open at the same time, all doing graphics processing like outputting / exporting PDFs. At that point, the hardware is completely saturated, with 100% processor activity on all 8 virtual hyper threaded cores, and graphics card activity over 75%. As a consequence, I usually try to keep a maximum of two ArcGIS Pro sessions open, which my laptop handles pretty well.
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Anyone else running into this? I have an ArcMap 10.6 mxd document that uses ESRI's Terrain: Multi-Directional Hillshade ArcGIS Online raster layer. Now, after the upgrade to 10.6, I can't export the layer to a PDF. I do see the layer and the tinted elevation hillshading properly displayed in ArcMap, it just won't export to PDF from ArcMap. The resulting PDF does not show hillshading. This is really strange, as, when I look in the PDF's content / layer display, I do see an "image" layer displayed. This layer correctly contains all the rasterized shapes of other polygon layers that were in ArcMap's TOC below the tinted elevation layer, that I set 78% transparent. ArcMap will rasterize such vector layers below a raster layer, which it clearly did. For some reason though, the elevation data was not merged into this image layer in the PDF... If I import the map document in ArcGIS Pro, and export from there, it does export and show the tinted elevation hillshading, see the attached images.
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Please also have a look at the "decimal" module of Python: https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/decimal.html It may offer functions you need as well. You can import the module in e.g. the Calculate Field tool.
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Yes, I was a bit behind with the graphics driver. I just upgraded it to the latest version, so will have a look if I see this issue recurring. If so, I'll report back.
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I might have, can't remember for sure though. The Label Class TAB was the last time I noticed it and managed to grab a screenshot of it. Did you see this on any version lower than the latest 2.1.1?
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Anyone else noticing this?: occasionally, when I try to interact with e.g. the Label Class TAB, as seen in the right of the screenshot, I get black boxes and large part of the UI are not properly refreshed. When this happened, there were no significant processes going on besides Pro, so it doesn't seem like the graphics card is overloaded or something. This is all on a 7th gen Core i7 HQ laptop with NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050. I can't remember ever having seen this before upgrading to Pro 2.1.1...
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I just upgraded to 2.1.1 as well, and have no trouble opening the fields tab (right click / Design / Fields) for an ordinary Feature Class stored in a File Geodatabase. However, I noticed you are attempting to open the fields tab for a Geometric Network. What happens if you select an ordinary Feature Class?
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FWIW: I am running Pro 2.1 as well (on Windows 10) And the Map document I am using for export, has close to 400 individual topographic layers in the TOC. Again, no problem exporting to PDF. So a few layers should definitely work.
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8MB is nothing, I have successfully created up to 350 MB A0 sized PDFs from within Pro and ArcMap, both as 100% vector data, and with mixed vector / raster. In the latter case, I also used 300 dpi output setting, and the raster layer was the ESRI "Terrain: Multi-Directional Hillshade" from the Living Atlas. Quality setting Best. I have never had the issue that you describe, needing to reduce the quality setting to "Better" to be able to export. And yes, maybe surprisingly, Adobe Reader XI can open these monstrous PDFs, albeit with a mild waiting time before display. It only runs out of memory when I open multiple. This in on a Core i7 HQ quad core laptop with 16GB RAM with dedicated video card.
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Thanks @Kory Kramer. This is great to hear and will be really useful for Python script development.
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