Latest Contributions by DEWright_CA

Here is new issue with ArcGIS Pro 2.2.x. I have a table that we run the Standardize Address tool on each month and then geocode and extract from. We are finding a interesting scenario happening. When the value going into the "Single House" or "Singe House with Subunit" locator type such as this: 399 W C ST We see the house number, the "W" PreDir, "C" StreetName, and "ST" SufType parse back. But then in the same table we have: 399 W H ST But in this case we get the "W" direction, but the "H" goes into PreType, then the "ST" into the StreetName. This is a major issue that will break many things for states that build and support Sales Tax Data. Bruce Harold‌ / Brad Niemand / Agatha Wong / Shana Britt who would run point on this question? <Update> If you look at the attached fGDB, you can see the source table; as well as the results from Desktop 10.6 and Pro 2.2; it looks like Pro 2.2 using the Single Address with SubAddress did the best job; but I will have to do a broader test tomorrow with more records to see if more scenarios show. </Update> ... View more

With the power of Portal in the Cloud (i.e. arcgis.com) it is about time to put the full power of AGS there. There are many places where customers need to do real GeoProcessing and having the ability to take the power of ArcPy and AGS would extend the platform so much further. Right now; you can do Feature-Layer level functions which happen in the cloud instance of DataStore; but that doesn't touch the capabilities or complexities of real Enterprise Applications. The flexibility of being able to push layers from ArcCatalog or Pro to a Cloud interface for a eGDB, then have a hosted interface where GeoProcessing scripts/tools could be pushed in a secure/hosted manner to then support the on-demand/surge processes that many need but ArcGIS.com currently can't provide. ... View more

With Microsoft moving the the SA (Semi-Annual) schedule for major updates to the OS; aside from the monthly Patch Tuesday cycle there is another scope. They have create the LTSC (Long-Term Service Channel) model which is a different deployment and support model for some use cases. Per Microsoft Overview of Windows as a service There are some potentially serious implications when it comes to functionality and supportability. I need to know from #ESRI if there are issues with the LTSC model and what those may be when you are talking about workstation deployments. Thank you; ... View more