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We would also like to add our domain to the url... ... View more

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So, I started with a similar strategy. But I was using ArcGIS Online as the gis target. It worked well over all. I had the job set to run every few minutes. The problem was that the connection would mess up (time out) every few days, creating a hole in the data updates. I found the AGS service to be far more robust. But maybe this strategy would work well for Annette.   This process for me was: Add csv to Online by hand and create a hosted feature layer: Then update with a python batch job. This is my simple proof of concept script (I have the full dev one as well if you want to see it - the prototype might be faster to digest):   from arcgis import GIS from arcgis.features import FeatureLayerCollection import pickle original_pickle = 'original' in_file = open(original_pickle, 'rb') original = pickle.load(in_file) in_file.close() print(original) if original: city = 'city.csv' time = 'time.csv' else: city = 'city2.csv' time = 'time2.csv' gis = GIS(url=xxxx, username=xxxx, password=xxxx) my_content = gis.content.search(query='owner:' + gis.users.me.username, item_type='Feature Layer Collection', max_items=100) cities_item, = [x for x in my_content if x['title'] == 'city'] time_item, = [x for x in my_content if x['title'] == 'time2'] print('updating city layer to: {}'.format(city)) cities_flayer_collection = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(cities_item) cities_flayer_collection.manager.overwrite(city) print('updating time layer to: {}'.format(time)) cities_flayer_collection = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(time_item) cities_flayer_collection.manager.overwrite(time) print('done') original = not original out_file = open(original_pickle, 'wb') pickle.dump(original, out_file) out_file.close()       ... View more

I am just right clicking the table in the ArcMap table of contents and selecting display x,y events  then I publish it as a map service. So, on the Portal side I end up with a "Map Image Layer" ... View more

I am not sure how helpful this will be for you. But we just created a dashboard that automatically refreshes x, y events. But the pattern is a little different. The process: 1. Update a table in Oracle with latitude, longitude, and other attributes with python batch job 2. Using ArcMap create the x, y events, symbology, etc. and publish the service to portal/server 3. Create map and set refresh intervals. 4. Create dashboard ... View more

I would use c# and arc objects to do this task. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcobjects/10.6/net/webframe.htm#0b0860b0-67f8-4cae-bb22-bc41074e1bc7.htm ... View more

Thanks for all you efforts on this. I cannot reproduce the behavior. Are you using a tpk published as an image service? ... View more

Thanks David -- I will make an app and give it a try ... View more

I am also wanting this for dashboards. I would like to be able to just use an out of the box online basemap and limit zoon to 1:20,000.  We need this because the data we have overlaid on the base map should not be displayed at closer zoom levels ... View more

Yes, we are on Oracle ( sorry I should have led with that). And we are on ArcMap 10.6.1. The user does often select more than 100 features. The user also reconciles and posts to a versioned geodatabase often. We don't do disconnected editing. It looks like this users log files are not getting deleted when the user disconnects. I now show him with 2,000 more rows in this table and no active connections to the database. I checked the connections with ArcCatalog and on the Oracle backend. The other heavy users have no row in the log data table, so the problem appears to limited in scope at this time. Any other bright idea's? I am thinking it might be time for an Esri case.   ... View more

We have a geometric network setup. This gives us the behavior you describe. However, the geometric network is at the end of it's life. The new version is:  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/trace-network/what-is-a-trace-network-.htm  ... View more

Thanks, it was GeoConX in the past. They could have rebranded it. Thanks for feedback. ... View more