Latest Contributions by JayCary

‎02-11-2021

The Table to Table Attribute check was added at 2.7 for Attribute rule-based validations. It should be accessible from the Ready to Use Rules gallery (found in the Attribute Rule view) for any point, polyline, polygon, or standalone data source.

‎01-11-2021

‎01-08-2021

There are currently no plans for enabling the creation or editing of Data Reviewer Batch Jobs in ArcGIS Pro. Instead, the team is focusing its resources to integrate Data Reviewer’s automated checks into Attribute rules (learn more). At the Pro 2.7 release, over half of Data Reviewer’s checks are available to support Attribute rule-based data validation. These checks include those which are most commonly used by Data Reviewer customers and Esri solutions teams. A list (and poster) of the checks available for implementation in Attribute rules can be found in the ArcGIS Pro documentation. The team’s goal is to complete this migration in 2021. You can learn more about this and other future plans by reviewing the product roadmap in the ArcGIS Data Reviewer place on GeoNet.

‎01-08-2021

Hi @PascalVezina, Could you clarify which Data Reviewer check is not working properly on a geodatabase stand-alone table? Thanks in advance for the info

‎01-08-2021

‎10-22-2020

Reviewer Batch Jobs are created using tools delivered in the ArcGIS Data Reviewer for Desktop extension. It is an extension to both ArcGIS Pro and ArcMap (although ArcMap requires a separate software installation). Hope this helps!

‎09-16-2020

Hi Jim, When DR for Server is federated with Portal, the Report Feature widget requires a non-Viewer role. The widget is leveraging the writeResult and writeFeatureAsResult REST operations which requires the Edit features privilege. Here is a link to the DR for Server documentation that outlines workflows in a federated environment.

‎08-12-2020

Hi Jon, I would suggest posting this question in the Public Safety page, where you will hopefully find an answer. Thanks, Jay

‎08-12-2020

Hi Steven, It looks like you're having an issue when creating an Arcade-based Attribute (constraint) rule. I am moving this question to the Geodatabase page, where you will hopefully find an answer. Thanks, Jay

‎07-08-2020

The Data Reviewer checks poster has been a great resource when planning your ArcMap or ArcGIS Server implementation of Data Reviewer. Starting with the ArcGIS Pro 2.6 release, a new checks poster will be available that can serve as a resource to you when planning quality control workflows in ArcGIS Pro and Enterprise. Like previous versions, the new ArcGIS Pro checks poster provides a visual guide to automated checks and the error conditions they detect. This can be especially useful when translating data quality requirements into an implementation using ArcGIS. A new feature of the ArcGIS Pro checks poster is the identification of the validation workflows in which the check is supported. These workflows include feature validation leveraging Reviewer rules in Reviewer Batch Jobs, ArcGIS Pro maps, or your geodatabase using Attribute rules.

‎05-01-2020

As you've discovered, the Data Reviewer Custom check is not a supported check type in ArcGIS Pro. In a future release, Data Reviewer is planning to expose a customization framework that supports quality control workflows. You can learn more about the Data Reviewer product roadmap here. The team has not yet determined the implementing technologies that will leverage this framework and we'd appreciate feedback on how you have used the check. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you would like to provide your feedback. In the meantime, there are core capabilities in ArcGIS Pro for implementing customized quality assurance (Constraint Attribute rules) and quality control (Validation attribute rules) using Arcade-based Attribute Rules. You may want to evaluate this option to see if it supports your requirements. Thanks!

‎03-16-2020

The updated Managing Data Reviewer Records for ArcGIS Data Reviewer 10.6/2.1 are available. Learn more about them here.

‎03-16-2020

The Data Reviewer Team is pleased to announce the release of the updated Managing Data Reviewer Records tools and tutorial for ArcGIS Desktop 10.6+/ArcGIS Pro 2.1+. The tools are available from the Manage Data Reviewer Records (MDRR) repository on GitHub: Managing Data Reviewer Records for ArcGIS 10.6 The toolbox includes the following python-based tools: The Copy Data Reviewer Records tool takes records from one or more Reviewer sessions and copies them into another Reviewer session. The Export Data Reviewer Records to Shapefile tool exports all of the Reviewer records in a selected workspace to a single multi-point shapefile. The tools are particularly useful when consolidating or archiving Reviewer error results and/or when results need to be shared with others who do not have access to the Data Reviewer extension (or even ArcGIS). Please feel free to provide feedback, enhancement suggestions or report an issue regarding the tools in the repository.

‎02-28-2020

Since Data Reviewer was mentioned, I thought I would chime-in on this discussion. Unfortunately, you are correct in that not all of Data Reviewer's checks from ArcMap can be authored using ArcGIS Pro (although Reviewer Batch Jobs created in ArcMap can be executed in ArcGIS Pro using GP-based tools - tutorial). That said, here is a link to the product roadmap that highlights plans for migrating ArcMap capabilities to Pro. A video highlighting integration of Reviewer checks into Attribute rule-based validation workflows in Pro 2.5/Enterprise 10.8 is available here. (btw: Plans for supporting Attribute validation and batch calculation rules in FGDB is on the product roadmap.) This migration will happen over a number of releases and is prioritized based on customer and Esri solution team feedback. Feel free to provide feedback on how you use Data Reviewer by participating in the customer survey. Thanks

‎02-04-2020

Hi, It might be helpful to get some clarification on your workflow and Reviewer session properties? It's not clear if you are getting false-positive error results for features that do not contain non-monotonic values or if you've corrected non-monotonic features and there are still errors listed in the Reviewer Table. Thanks in advance for the clarification

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Latest Contributions by JayCary

Re: Table to Table Attribute in Data Reviewer not present

Re: Check features connected upstream or downstream - Status changed to: Already Offered

Re: Update RBJ Files in ArcGIS Pro - Status changed to: Closed

Re: Allow DataReviewer to work on Stand-Alone tables - Status changed to: Needs Clarification

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

Re: Data Reviewer Desktop

Re: Report Feature widget- User Type Levels

Re: crime analysis auto import data

Re: Error code on saving constraint rule

Data Reviewer Checks Poster for ArcGIS Pro

Re: ArcGIS Pro - Does ArcGIS Pro support Data Reviewer Custom Checks?

Re: Managing Data Reviewer Records for ArcGIS 10.3

Managing Data Reviewer Records for ArcGIS Data Reviewer 10.6/2.1

Re: Check for polyline orphans in Pro?

Re: Monotonicity check keep marking an error after edited

Re: Deprecation of Functionality in ArcGIS Data Re...

ArcGIS Data Reviewer Roadmap (Q2 2026)

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

Re: How to track transportation assets as events i...

Re: Constraint or validation rule to check that te...

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