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Can you give an example or sketch etc. of what you want to achieve? I'm not entirely sure of the ask.
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A simple example would be the old classic Clip and Ship from ArcGIS tutor which has a Script tool designed for use as a Geoprocessing Task in ArcGIS Server. ArcMap however and based on Model Builder. I think the data etc. can still be downloaded. Geoprocessing service example: Clip And Ship—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise However if you would like to share your code so far and what you want to achieve, I'm sure someone could work your example. A simplified example which may be of use. After loading the script as a tool, set the first parameter 0 as Feature Set data type, direction Input and I believe you can control the geometry input type specifying a .lyrx file in the 'default' tab. this link details setting this up Interactive feature input—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation import arcpy
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feature_set = arcpy.GetParameter(0)
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out_loc = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1)
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arcpy.analysis.Buffer(feature_set, out_loc, "100 meters")
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I think there's been numerous under the hood changes, even to the routing algorithms. Certainly I remember seeing something about the polygon generation being improved. I wouldn't be surprised to see differences in the outputs at all but I'd just check for any hierarchy differences, time-of-day/traffic settings etc. Would be good to get the Esri-take on the differences though.
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It's probably some of these events from Arc Objects https://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/arcobjects_net/componenthelp/index.html#/esriViewDrawPhase_Constants/0012000000s3000000/ The only help guide I could find was an old one for the script tool commands. Couldn't see anything about the rendering window in it.
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I think it would be a utilisation of the 'memory' workspace https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/analytics/arcgis-pro-memory-workspace You might be best just overwriting the memory dataset each time or could then have something like a For loop that iterates over the memory workspace at the end and does your Raster Calculator or Cell Statistics at the end (providing the rasters are distinctly created in the memory worksapce i.e. memory\Ras1, memory\Ras2... If it was me I would certainly recommend Python. In my personal opinion I I find Model Builder excellent for simple processes, but not so great for complex use-cases.
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I don't think there's any need for the Projection if you're certain the data is collected in the right coordinate system. I think there's 3 likely possibilities in my mind: 1. The data isn't collected/recorded in the coordinate system you think. Is there any metadata you can look into for the GPS to be sure? 2. A data collection issue. 3. The correct coordinate system isn't selected at the initial Table To Point stage. Looking at the Maine Coordinate Systems, there seems to be many, including meters/ft.
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It's probably a projection or unit of measure issue. I'd try a working .dwg as the input seed file for the tool, and try to export to FGDB Feature Class first as an interim step.
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What do you mean by aggregate? Could you elaborate further?
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Have you got a sample of the data? Not much else to go on otherwise. Screenshots are useful also. Also, It's not visible? I thought it was plotting in Colombia previously.
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It's likely your GPS data is captured in decimal degrees and trying to plot it as UTM 19N is putting it in Columbia, probably very close to the origin of UTM 19N in a rather remote location. I would add your data initially using WGS84 (EPSG: 4326) then project to https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/project.htm EPSG:32619 (WGS 84) / EPSG:26919 (NAD 83)
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I'd recommend printing everything out and just try a simple hardcoded input to test.
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I'd avoid any centroid calculations of GCS features as it seems to calculate the centroid as if the lat/lon coords were transcribed onto a cartesian plane i.e. Plate Carree. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/centroid-of-polygon-stored-in-a-geographic/m-p/1609069#M95279
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In short, no. Feature Layer Views and access control via Groups would be the only solution.
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Cody's answer is absolutely correct, and I have first hand experience of 'level' not working in a SQL Server view.
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