Latest Contributions by ChadKopplin

‎02-22-2017

Thank you John, I am seeing that with one of my services that has 8 different stream and water body layers looking at Recreational Use of the streams and waterbodies across the state. They are all turned on at the same time at the state level (it does not open very quickly when zoomed out) Is there a way to utilize caches when zoomed out at the state and county level, but eventually render dynamically once I am zoomed into like 1:250,000?

‎02-22-2017

Thank you for your suggestion, I will look into it for our servers.

‎02-22-2017

Cassidy, I have seen an improvement in our services as a whole, I have seen where I needed to use the default settings for certain services. We manage them case-by-case. Thank you.

‎02-22-2017

Patrick, I believe it would be suitable for 5th graders, depending on the version of the Story Map that you use they could create an Excel spreadsheet and save it as a CSV file for importing to create the map, or it is straight forward enough to create it site by site manually. This would give the kids an introduction in to a powerful technology that gives them a geographic background, spreadsheets, and writing skills.

‎05-13-2016

Thank you Robert I was able to get back to this, it worked once a caught what my issue was. Here us a copy of the code. <fields> <field name="NAME" visible="true"/> <field name="NHDFLOWcfs" alias="NHD FLOW (cfs)" visible="true"> <format precision="1" usethousandsseparator="false"/> </field> <field name="OBJECTID" alias="OBJECT ID" visible="true"/> </fields> All of my fields looked like the first one. I needed to remove the hash after "true" in my flow attribute field, then I add the format line that you commented with, and last I added the </field> after the format line and it worked. Then I just had to change the precision to the level that I needed. Thank you for the help.

‎04-28-2016

I would like to set the precision on attributes being displayed in my popup's for a Flex web map. I believe I need to use the Format tag with precision, but the help does not show how to set up the precision. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

‎02-24-2016

Thanks Derek, Here is the link to the fix from that blog. Are there broken paths in your mosaic dataset? | ArcGIS Blog I did have a couple of other issues that I wanted to share with everyone. My 24k EDRG mosaic would not finish, it would only repair about half of the links. I went in to the Admin for the geodatabase in ArcCatalog and I removed the locks on the geodatabase, then I went in to run the repair and this allowed me to fix the remain links. The second issue is that when the server name changed, I need to recreate our Image Server Services for these mosaic datasets, because the Image Server Services are tied to the Server Name, just an FYI if anyone runs into the same issues. Thank you.

‎02-23-2016

Cool

‎02-22-2016

I suspect that your attribute table is missing the same information for the new campground. I would compare the 2 attribute tables for each feature class to insure that the data is the same to start with.

‎02-05-2016

I would give Esri support a call to see if they can send you exe. Is your computer a 32 bit or a 64 bit system? There is a download for each.

‎02-04-2016

Jason, I would upgrade to the Microsoft_SQL_Server_2012_SP1_Native_Client_32bit_135447 or 64bit based on your operating system. All of my users with 10.3 have this client installed, and they are hitting a 10.2.2 SDE geodatabase. This is the one offered on Esri's downloads.

‎02-04-2016

It would be good if ArcGIS Server would monitor and report memory usage and availability for ArcGIS software being utilized by the server. This would alert the server administrator of potential issues and assist with configuring and tuning the server, especially if the server administrator is busy with other tasks and does not have the opportunity to monitor the server by other means.

‎02-04-2016

Yes, this needs to happen on the local server, I posted yesterday about having a checkerboard pattern in our mosaic datasets, one of the issues is that when we moved our servers it broke the file shares on the storage drive for the base images. The ArcGIS Server Account needs access to the folder where the imagery resides. Here is the link, all though it is a different issue the underlying problem is the same. I would perform what Bill mentioned, and then I would contact my server admin and make sure that the ArcGIS Server Account has access to the file location. How to fix the checkerboard pattern in Mosaic Datasets

‎02-03-2016

I agree with both responses so far, the response of our mosaics after creating Image Services has been great, just for loading and displaying the data.

‎02-03-2016

Good morning GeoNet, over the past couple of weeks we have been fighting a checkerboard when zooming into our Mosaic Datasets. This comes after our production server and storage drives were moved to a new environment. I knew that the services were having a problem getting to raster folder to access the images. After working with Esri Support the fix was easy. First our problem was that the server names changed along with the IP. The fix is to repair the path to the images on each Mosaic Dataset that you have. Here is the procedure: 1. Open ArcCatalog 2. Connect to your Geodatabase 3. Right click on the Mosaic Dataset 4. Click on Modify>Repair The process will spool through the service then get to the Repair Dataset Dialogue box. Here the user is able to put in the new path and choose to click OK or click in the Only Broken Link box (the repair is taking place at this time). In many cases this should fix the issue, but in some cases the rasters may reside on a storage drive, and the drive maybe shared with everyone to gain access to the base images. The problem that we encountered was that once the servers were moved it broke the share on the raster folder housing the base images. In this case have the server administrator go onto the server and re add the ArcGIS server account as a user on the GIS server, and give the account permission to access the share and remake the share on the server. This should fix the other people that still are not able to view the images after first running the repair. Are these the only ways of fixing this issue that others may have run into? Please give other fixes that you may have run into to get around this issue. Thank you. One last item of interest, the repair requires either an Advance or Standard license. Message was edited by: Chad Kopplin

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