Latest Contributions by JayCary

‎01-14-2022

It sounds as if you are trying to use a Reviewer Batch Job (.rbj) from Workflow Manager (Classic?) to validate features shared through a branch-versioned feature service. If so, then the problem you're encountering may be due to the fact that Batch Job-based validation only supports traditional and non-versioned workspaces. For branch-versioned services, the recommended workflow is to use Data Reviewer's checks that have been integrated into Attribute rule workflows and the Validation service. Workflow Manager 10.9.1 includes a new step (Evaluate Data Quality) that integrates this service into a job. The Q2 2022 release of ArcGIS Pro will include an automated method for converting Reviewer Batch Jobs to Attribute rule CSV.

‎01-13-2022

Here is another resource for getting started with Data Reviewer in ArcGIS Pro: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/validating-data/get-started-with-data-reviewer.htm

‎01-06-2022

Hi, As of the ArcGIS Pro 2.9 release, the Valency check has not yet been migrated to ArcGIS Pro and attribute rule workflows. The development team is in the process of re-designing this check to address discoverability, usability and performance concerns that we've received from ArcMap users. Feel free to contact me at jcary@esri.com if you would like to provide your feedback/use-cases. In the meantime, a Valency-based rule can still be run (but not created) in ArcGIS Pro using a Batch Job that has been created in ArcMap. Here is a link to reusing ArcMap content in ArcGIS Pro.

‎12-13-2021

Do you want to learn more about automating quality control in ArcGIS Pro and Enterprise? If so, then we’re pleased to announce the release of a new web course that highlights how to leverage ArcGIS Data Reviewer to manage quality through easily configurable data checks, validation, and issue status tracking. Learn how to automate, simplify, and improve GIS data quality control. This 90-minute web course, Managing Data Quality Using ArcGIS Data Reviewer, will familiarize you with Data Reviewer’s ArcGIS Pro-based capabilities and common workflows. This includes a holistic view of data quality management to include industry standards that define quality, common sources of quality-related requirements, and workflows for implementing repeatable workflows for assessing data quality.

‎12-06-2021

Hi @lpenuelac, I agree that there can be a significant amount of time invested in the creation of Reviewer Batch Jobs in ArcMap. In the next ArcGIS Pro release, there are plans to provide a capability to convert a Reviewer Batch Job file (.rbj) into a series of comma-separated files (.csv) suitable for use with Attribute rules. The resulting .csv files can then be imported as Attribute rules using either the Import Attribute Rules geoprocessing tool or the Import Rules command in ArcGIS Pro.

‎12-02-2021

The November 2021 release of ArcGIS Data Reviewer has new capabilities that automate and simplify the quality control of GIS data. This includes an expanded library of data validation checks to detect common errors in your data and enhanced workflows for managing errors detected during review. This unified set of capabilities to detect, manage, and report errors in your data enable you to lower data management costs while reducing risks in decision-making. Head over to the ArcGIS Blog to read more on what’s new!!

‎11-12-2021

A Data Reviewer extension license is required for the following Attribute rule workflows: Create/modify Data Reviewer-based constraint or validation Attribute rule (desktop license) Evaluate feature/row with Data Reviewer-based validation Attribute rule File/mobile geodatabase (desktop license) Evaluate REST operation (server license) Update lifecycle status of error result File/mobile geodatabase (desktop license) Evaluate REST operation (server license)

‎11-11-2021

The Relationship check is now available in the ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and Enterprise 10.9.1 release. Please contact technical support if this use-case continues to generate unexpected error results. Please see What’s new in ArcGIS Pro 2.9 to learn more about this and other new features in ArcGIS Data Reviewer.

‎11-11-2021

This feature is now available in the ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and Enterprise 10.9.1 release. Please see What’s new in ArcGIS Pro 2.9 to learn more about this and other new features in ArcGIS Data Reviewer.

‎10-04-2021

@AnthonyRyanEQLA Data Reviewer extension license is required for the following Attribute rule workflows: Create/modify Data Reviewer-based constraint or validation Attribute rule (desktop license) Evaluate feature/row with Data Reviewer-based validation Attribute rule File/mobile geodatabase (desktop license) Evaluate REST operation (server license) Update lifecycle status of error result File/mobile geodatabase (desktop license) Evaluate REST operation (server license)

‎09-20-2021

@AnthonyRyanEQLI would suggest reviewing the UC 2021 technical workshop (ArcGIS Data Reviewer: Improving How You Manage Data Quality) to see how Data Reviewer's automated checks support the implementation of Attribute (validation) rules. It should be noted that Data Reviewer's automated checks were first supported in Attribute (validation) rules in the ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 release. Since that time, additional automated checks have been added at each release and the checks demonstrated in the workshop may vary from those available in other releases.

‎09-01-2021

As outlined in the product roadmap, there are plans for new capabilities in future releases of the Data Reviewer extension. That said, there are some capabilities which are planned for deprecation. This includes capabilities in ArcGIS Enterprise that are based on the ArcGIS Data Reviewer ArcMap-based runtime server object extension (SOE). This article outlines the plans and timeline for the removal of the ArcMap-based runtime from ArcGIS Enterprise. In ArcGIS Pro, the map-based data validation workflow is planned for deprecation at the ArcGIS Pro 3.0 release (notification of this deprecation started in Pro 2.8). For both scenarios, we’re recommending that customer’s migrate their requirements to Attribute rule-based workflows as an alternative.

‎08-24-2021

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‎07-19-2021

@LisaBrimhall1 Thanks for the feedback! Quick question: Are you suggesting that you would like to be able to delete error features created using Attribute (validation) rules or created using a Reviewer Batch Job? Thanks in advance for the clarification.

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Latest Contributions by JayCary

Re: Branch Versioning + Data Reviewer Checks Issue

Re: Data Reviewer on ArcGIS Pro

Re: Checking Valency in ArcGIS Pro

New Web Training Course: Managing Data Quality Using ArcGIS Data Reviewer

Re: ArcGIS Data Reviewer Roadmap – Q2 2021

What's new in ArcGIS Data Reviewer (November 2021)

Re: Data Reviewer extension licensing for ArcGIS Pro & ArcGIS Server

Re: Add Data Reviewer advanced check for checking M:N relationship classes - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: Give us back 'The Relation spatial relationship', i.e. DE-9IM - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: ArcGIS Data Reviewer Roadmap – Q2 2021

Re: ArcGIS Data Reviewer Roadmap – Q2 2021

Re: ArcGIS Data Reviewer Roadmap – Q2 2021

Re: Custom Fields in Data Reviewer for ArcGIS Pro - Status changed to: Under Consideration

Re: Add Data Reviewer advanced check for checking M:N relationship classes - Status changed to: Under Consideration

Re: Edit Records from Data Reviewer Session in ArcGIS Pro - Status changed to: Needs Clarification

Re: Attribute Rule Import Fails (FGDB, Pro 3.5.2)

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Re: Export Query Attributtes rules

Re: Error of reviewer results

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