Latest Contributions by ThomasL

See answer from Kory Kramer here: ArcGIS Pro Layer to KML: FolderPath not being used  ... View more

I see this was reported in 2016, but in ArcGIS Pro 2.5.2 the same behavior is still occurring for me. Any updates to when this will receive some loveKory Kramer  ? Or is ArcMap > ArcGIS Pro still true in 2020     Bug Number: BUG-000121722: The Layer To KML tool folder path is not honored..  ... View more

I see this was reported in 2.3, but in 2.5.2 the same behavior is still occurring for me. Any updates to when this will receive some love  Kory Kramer  ? Or is ArcMap > ArcGIS Pro still true in 2020    ... View more

Thank you Tomasz TARCHALSKI‌ for documenting this bug. I am running version ArcGIS Pro 2.4.3 and have the same issue, but on a ShapeFile. My workaround is to duplicate the data set to avoid this, not very ideal.  Any update to his Shaun Walbridge‌ ? ... View more

Hi Aryle Butler‌ I also had poor results on pdf-files (vector-based pdf-files, no OCR needed), but more success with txt-files and LocateXT. My experience is that LocateXT has a very limited pdf-reader capability compared to open source solutions like ghostscript. For this reason, I convert all pdf-files to txt-files before processing it with LocateXT (easily scripted using python by calling at batch-command to ghostscript). This is of cores a workaround and not expected for the prices we have to pay for the LocateXT extension? ... View more

Kory Kramer‌ we sure are using Pro and ArcGIS Pro v2.2.4 has been very stable on our systems.  I hope to see 2.3 meet the same level soon, because we need all the new features in 2.3   ... View more

I made this positive update to ArcGIS Pro 2.2.1 painful slow using Basic License  after ArcGIS Pro 2.3 was released. The issue with the Basic-license underperforming vs. Standard-license might be of interest to some of you as well:   After working with our national Esri Support, Esri has acknowledged that a Basic-license underperforms (vs. Standard-license) when working with multiple subtypes and domains in a FGDB. ArcGIS Pro 2.3.0 has not resolved this, however Esri has agreed to provide temp-standard-licenses as a workaround enable us to meet our production requirements using ArcGIS Pro. This is customer support at its finest, I think. ArcGIS Pro 2.3.0 has likely resolved the very slow opening of the Attribute table (above 10 seconds). We suspect the “ArcGISSettings.xml” in “C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\ESRI” to be the issue, likely a result of upgrading from a previous ArcGIS Pro version. We need more time to do a final verdict on this subject. Slow ArcGIS Pro project opening and saving time is linked to the number of Layouts and Maps in the project on our systems. Deleting (primarily) Maps, reduce the opening and saving time dramatically. We a still testing what layers in the Maps are responsible for this.   All in all ArcGIS Pro is evolving into a stable and productive application for us. ... View more

Update after ArcGIS Pro 2.3 released: After working with our national Esri Support, Esri has acknowledged that a Basic-license underperforms (vs. Standard-license) when working with multiple subtypes and domains in a FGDB. ArcGIS Pro 2.3.0 has not resolved this, however Esri has agreed to provide temp-standard-licenses as a workaround enable us to meet our production requirements using ArcGIS Pro. This is customer support at its finest, I think. ArcGIS Pro 2.3.0 has likely resolved the very slow opening of the Attribute table (above 10 seconds). We suspect the “ArcGISSettings.xml” in “C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\ESRI” to be the issue, likely a result of upgrading from a previous ArcGIS Pro version. We need more time to do a final verdict on this subject. Slow ArcGIS Pro project opening and saving time is linked to the number of Layouts and Maps in the project on our systems. Deleting (primarily) Maps, reduce the opening and saving time dramatically. We a still testing what layers in the Maps are responsible for this. All in all ArcGIS Pro is evolving into a stable and productive application for us. ... View more

Issues addressed at ArcGIS Pro 2.3.1: Fixes for crashes reported by users through the ArcGIS Desktop Error Reporter. These fixes address intermittent crashes related to application window docking, font engine support, the Map Contents pane, and the Layer Transparency slider control. Is it more safe to test Pro 2.3 after this patch? ... View more

We had the same bug (selection not respected with Calculate Field) because of same layer names loaded (fc from a FGDB).  Kory Kramer Is this a known bug at Esri?  ... View more

Using ArcGIS Pro 2.3 you can now use gdal to access the text segment of the metadata from a NITF raster file. ... View more

1) NITF for ArcGIS Desktop is only released for ArcMap and Server (Not Pro) via Esri Downloads  2 & 3) ArcGIS Pro and the Image Analyst Extension is moving ArcGIS into the remote sensing domain. But a lack of support for Substitute Sensor Models can potentially limit the use of ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Bug not fixed in ArcGIS Pro 2.3: Any updates to BUG-000112731 Kory Kramer‌ ? ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 2.3 is very slow with multiple Maps (and Layouts).  We need this feature in arcpy to enable us to write clean-up scripts to help ArcGIS Pro running.  ... View more