Latest Contributions by ChadKopplin

Have you set up your portal web adaptor?  Also, the portal should use your fully qualified server name as its domain, because it is primarily used for internal web gis purposed.  thank you. ... View more

Using an Enterprise Geodatabase allows your organization to have multiple users editing your data, plus you would be able to serve all of your data to AGOL and Portal in a series of services.  Your larger base layers could be in one of multiple services, and you could have separate services for your organization data.  You would not have to store data on AGOL.  This is the model that we have incorporated here at Wyoming DEQ.   As an example we currently are working to remove 2 of our projects that are consuming 3,000+ AGOL credits every 30 days, because they use large datasets that are currently stored in AGOL.  Use portal primarily if you are creating Web Map's and Web Map Applications that will only be used internally.  Just for your information, if you use portal and you federate the server and the portal, most of the administration of the server moves to your portal.  For the larger datasets I would definantly use the Enterprise Geodatabase, and therefore create a datastore.  I hope this helps you.  Thank you. ... View more

Good morning Archit, I had the same concerns.  I will say that the upgrade went very smoothly, our only issue was that I needed to republish our image server services.  The portal, portal web adaptor, server, server web adaptor, and data store upgrades upgraded with no issues.  Our GIS server is upgraded nightly so we would have been able to restore the server quickly if an issue would have happened.  Thank you. ... View more

I ran into the same issue, this is a known bug with Pro 3.1 and Server 10.8.1 (we were using 10.7.1), I needed to upgrade to Server 11.1.1 and the bug is fixed, because when creating the widget there is an application ID that is apart of the ArcGIS Pro, but it is not apart of the earlier versions of server, so it error's out when you try to publish.  Once you upgrade make sure to clear you browser cache as well.  Thank you. ... View more

It sounds like they did not give you admin rights to the database or make you the owner of it. ... View more

It would be good if they would allow you to be an admin on the server.  Here at Wyoming DEQ our central IT group has made me an admin on our agencies GIS server, and the same on the GIS instance in our central SQL server bank of servers, then I do have admin rights in any geodatabase that I create.  I hope all of this helps. ... View more

Work with your admin group to have them make you the owner of the database as well. ... View more

Make sure the managers of your database server, have given you the correct roles on the geodatabase. ... View more

I am sorry the lock option is under manage on the individual feature classes. ... View more

Good morning Ivy, go into your geodatabase and right click on one of the feature classes, and you should see the Administer option.  If it is grayed out, then you are not the owner of the data.  You should be able to remove the lock from here. ... View more

Also, would you mind uploading a screenshot of the specific error as well?  Thank you.   ... View more

Do you have the following file installed as well?  windowsdesktop-runtime-6.0.6-win-x64   ... View more

They work for 10.7.1 as well.  Thank you, Chad ... View more

You also need to make sure you have installed these two files: Microsoft_ODBC_Driver_17_SQL_Server_64bit_167175 and Microsoft_SQL_Server_2012_SP1_Native_Client_64bit_135448 Thank you, Chad ... View more