Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

Thanks @JoshuaBixby  ... View more

Sorry, I messed up. It published from a tile cache in a map service it is not an image service. The application calls the tiles from the service using the below format https://xyzx.com/server/rest/services/xyzx/xyzx/xyzx/tile/{0}/{2}/{1}/256/png8 where {0}, {2}, and {1} are replaced by the level, column, and row of a tile in the cache. So, will this url formant be the same at 11.3? Will the tile formant 256 png8 still be available?   ... View more

I did try the ChangeDetector but it was a little bit unstable and slow with my data.  https://docs.safe.com/fme/2021.2/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Transformers/Transformers/changedetector.htm So, in the end I went with the CRC calculator. I did have to sacrifice updates on my main target table (I have a few derivative tables that do get updates basted on the output of other transformers). So, if there was any change in a row it just deletes it and then inserts it back.       ... View more

I just recently did a project like this between a customer information system and GIS using FME. I used the CRC Calculator for change detection and then deleted, inserted, and updated my target feature class in GIS. Then I set the FME workspace up as job on a server that runs every night. https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME-Form-Documentation/FME-Transformers/Transformers/crccalculator.htm In another project, with Cityworks and GIS, I kept the only the spatial data in GIS and then joined the attribute data with a Oracle database link to the non-spatial system. This worked okay too, but it is a little show and clunky to work with. ... View more

@ZeusThompson, what is your goal? Are you just trying to get the rows for a version for yourself? Or are you trying to create a view for use by an application or end users who might not have a sql tool? Is it is the version that you want to query always going to have the same name? If it is just for you I would do as @DavidHoy  suggested. If you are trying to create something more user friendly you could use python with sql or an oracle stored procedure. Oracle: https://community.esri.com/t5/geodatabase-questions/using-sde-version-util-set-current-version-in/td-p/793511 Python:   # use cx_orcale to create cusror cursor.callproc('sde.version_util.set_current_version', [version]) rows = cursor.execute(version_sql).fetchall()     ... View more

Did anyone get this sorted out. I have a new user that is getting this error? We have an Oracle DB but otherwise things sound similar. ... View more

I would go with arcpy over the rest api if possible. I will also make edits with pure sql to our sde data in oracle. Normally, I am targeting the attribute data with the edits. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/using-sql-with-gdbs/overview-edit-versioned-data-with-sql.htm ... View more

Yes, I am very aware of the ArcMap life cycle and Pro push. We are a power utility. So, we will not be getting off ArcMap for a number of years as the migration to the utility network is a major undertaking. I think for us it makes the most sense to just deploy ArcMap to the devices with fgdb dump of our SDE for offline use. And then use a Portal web map or app for online use. That way we can use the same mxd on the device that the web services are based off. ... View more

I often use the arcpy exists to help debug access issues for my scripts. It is a quick way for me to identify if the script can "see" the target of you edits. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/functions/exists.htm What is the database is your SED on? ... View more

@JakeBrownMaps Why is ArcMap not on your list? ... View more

What about using qgis? https://docs.qgis.org/3.34/en/docs/user_manual/processing/scripts.html ... View more

So, it does look like ArcGIS Explorer is only available for windows 10. What are the requirements ArcGIS Explorer? ... View more

Okay so it looks like Explorer is not technically dead on windows:  Deprecation Notice for Explorer, Collector, and Tracker (esri.com) "What about the Windows versions of Collector and Explorer? Will they be retired in December 2021 as well? We are not actively in development of ArcGIS Field Maps on the Windows 10 platform, so Collector (Windows) and Explorer (Windows) will be supported for the foreseeable future. While they are not planned to retire – there are no additional enhancements planned for the Windows apps. For users who need a Windows solution in active development, ArcGIS Survey123 and ArcGIS QuickCapture are active in their cross-platform development and continue to build new features on the Windows platform. Additionally, ArcGIS Pro supports GPS-based data collection workflows (blue dot, map panning to keep blue dot centered, etc.). ArcGIS Pro already supports commonly requested features such as the Utility Network and the ability to operate completely offline for long periods of time." So, this does not say anything about windows 11 support. I am guessing it is not supported there.   ... View more