Latest Contributions by JoshSaad1

‎09-03-2015

Sorry, it was so long ago and I'm kind of fuzzy on the details. I probably deleted the dataset and started from scratch.

‎03-12-2015

Thanks.

‎03-12-2015

So, if I were to add user accounts for all of my field collectors, and I don't have Desktop licenses for them, would I have to purchase ArcGIS Online licenses for those users?

‎03-12-2015

I'd like my organization's field workers to enter data using the Collector app for ArcGIS Online. We're using ArcGIS Online based on our Desktop licenses. Would we have to purchase additional licenses for our field workers to log in and use the app?

‎02-04-2015

Not really. The LGIM uses a geometric network for it's water and sewer pipes, and I couldn't just append my lines into the network. I had several other issues with the geometric network so I just deleted it. Once it was deleted though I was able to append my lines normally. Down side is I can't use advanced tools like the Leak Isolation tool.

‎11-05-2014

Here's an example: Publish services - Hydrant Inspection | ArcGIS for Utilities

‎11-05-2014

Desktop is 10.2.2 and server is either 10.2 or 10.2.2. That kind of makes sense since I'm doing this on the WaterDistribution data set in ESRI's Local Government Information Model, which has a geometric network for water pipes. But if I register the data set and then enable archiving, I won't be able to sync the data offline as the data set has to be unregistered to work. But their documentation uses offline data on these data sets.

‎11-04-2014

In order to enable offline sync I need to enable archiving on an unregistered data set, but when I un-register the dataset I'm unable to enable archiving. The menu option is grayed out and when I try using the geotool I get an error, Cannot Enable Archiving on a Non-Simple data set. Does anyone know how I can "simplify" my data set? Thanks.

‎10-23-2014

Thanks for your help. I found the view and wrote a new report referencing it instead of the database table. Works just like I want it to.

‎10-22-2014

It seems that when I delete features in SDE, they remain in the database. I built a quick damage assessment application that consists of the following steps: Field teams collect points Geoprocess deletes all existing Damaged Parcels output features using the Delete Features tool (to prevent duplicates when appending data) Spatial join the collected points with parcel polygons - output is Damaged Parcels Run Excel report that queries SQL on Damaged Parcels to generate FEMA form I have steps 2 & 3 run in a geoprocess, but I've found that even after deleting the features, the data still shows up in my report. I verified this in SQL Server Management Studio. Because I'm using the data offline, the feature set is not versioned, but archiving is enabled. As a workaround I execute a delete query in SQL before running my report so that it comes out clean. Is there a way to run my delete query in Model Builder so I can incorporate it into my geoprocess?

‎10-17-2014

That worked! I added a step to convert coordinate notation. Thanks for your help.

‎10-17-2014

I changed the coordinate system for the map to 102100, and configured the geomodel to use the same. I'm still getting the same result. Do I have to convert my data as well?

‎10-17-2014

I made a quick FlexViewer app with a geoprocessing function to search for schools within distance from a specified address in St. Lucie County, Florida. But whenever I run the tool, the map displays the results in Nigeria. It highlights proportionately where the schools would be if the map was centered on the address I had specified, but in Nigeria. What's weird is I had a similar issue with our 9-11 dispatching software when using Google Maps as a base map. That would sometimes display Nigeria instead of Florida. Has anyone ever heard of problems like this?

‎09-18-2014

I was wondering if anyone can help me out. I'm developing a plan to migrate my organization's Utilities data to the Local Government Information Model. I've got everything working, except when I try to append our existing water main data to the LGIM data I get hundreds of errors. I ran the Repair Geometry tool until it came back clean, but it's still getting errors. I've noticed some weird things with the existing data, like some individual features will have multiple line segments that are separated by other line segments. I tried to merge the existing data with the LGIM data and it gave me an error 00302: The input feature types do not match. So I checked both feature types and found that the wMain features in LGIM stores complex edge features whereas our existing data are line features. Either way, if I append or merge I still get some lines that come through, but most don't. So I'm not sure exactly why this isn't working. Any insight would be appreciated.

‎07-10-2014

I'm having the same issue now. Did you ever find a fix for this?

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Latest Contributions by JoshSaad1

Re: Archiving Problems with Offline Support

Re: ArcGIS Online Licensing for field workers

Re: ArcGIS Online Licensing for field workers

ArcGIS Online Licensing for field workers

Re: Append Line features to Complex Edge features

Re: Can't enable archiving on feature datasets

Re: Can't enable archiving on feature datasets

Can't enable archiving on feature datasets

Re: When I delete features in SDE, they remain in the database.

When I delete features in SDE, they remain in the database.

Re: FlexViewer map moves from Florida to Nigeria

Re: FlexViewer map moves from Florida to Nigeria

FlexViewer map moves from Florida to Nigeria

Append Line features to Complex Edge features

Re: Some layers not displaying in Attribute Table

Re: Register with Geodatabase but No Object ID

Register with Geodatabase but No Object ID

Create SharePoint list item with geometry?

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