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Thanks for your post! I was able to use a workaround to see a non-hosted table in the new map viewer - I added an item in Portal and used the map service's URL, such that this item consisted only of the table, not the full map service with both the layer and the table. That is, I used the URL that included the layer ID for only the table, e.g. ....MapServer/1 Then I brought this "item" into my web map in new map viewer, and I could see the table. This means that my web map includes both the whole service a.k.a. web layer as well as just the table from that same service, so it's kind of referencing the same service twice. This workaround is not ideal, so I still hope to hear from Esri on this subject.

I shared a feature class and a file geodatabase table to my Enterprise Portal as a web layer. I need to have both the feature class and the table in a web map. When I make a map with the new Map Viewer, the table is nowhere to be found. But when I use Map Viewer Classic, the table is in the map, just like I need. But I need to use the new Map Viewer because Map Viewer Classic is of course obsolete. I did confirm that both the feature class and the standalone table are listed in the map service's REST endpoint. There's no editing involved - no versioning, no feature service, etc. I am the owner of the web layer / service. And I am working on the web maps as myself, the same account that is the owner. I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.0.3 Enterprise 10.9.1 build 28388 My organization cannot upgrade to Enterprise 11 yet. In fact, the work I am trying to do with this web layer is part of our work to get all our map services running from Pro, as part of our preparation for upgrading. So I have to get this work done before we can upgrade. I did see something on Esri Community from 2 years ago about related tables not showing up in the new map viewer, like Esri hadn't built this functionality yet. I don't know if this is related. A crazy thing is that on another Enterprise Portal we have (the Dev one), an essentially identical web layer with a table DOES show up in the new map viewer. That Portal has the exact same version and build as the one I'm having the problem with (which is our Production portal), and the services have the same settings. I don't see how the new map viewer could be acting differently in the two Portals, but it is. Does anyone know how to get the table to show up in Map Viewer? Is it a bug?

Awesome, I'm glad!

Hello, Does your sde connection use stored credentials or operating system authentication? If the latter, are you running the code as the user "sde"? For example, something I often do is right-click on an application, like ArcGIS Pro or Windows Command Prompt, select "run as different user," and then sign in as the desired account. You'd have to do something like this if the sde connection is operating system authenticated. I apologize if you already know this! On a different topic, I noticed that you're assigning the cursor to a variable. Just in case you're not familiar with this - I apologize if you are - you would then need to delete the cursor at the end of your code to avoid leaving a schema lock: del cur The more preferred way of dealing with a cursor is to use "with," and then you don't need to delete the cursor: with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(fc, fields) as cur:

Hello, Here is a function / code block I wrote that does what you're describing: def number_streets(street): components = street.split(" ") num = components[-1] if len(num) == 1: num = "-0" + num else: num = "-" + num stname = " ".join(components[:-1]) result = stname + num return result If you want to test it out, here's an example of how I tested it: sts = ["MY ST 1", "MY ST 2", "MY ST 10", "MY ST 41"] for st in sts: print(number_streets(st)) The results I got were: MY ST-01 MY ST-02 MY ST-10 MY ST-41 For a field calculation, the expression would be: number_streets(!YOUR_FIELD_NAME!) I'd be interested to hear if you use this and/or if it works for your purposes.

‎02-27-2024

This is very helpful! Thank you for posting!

‎02-22-2024

I'm also disappointed that Esri merch isn't online anymore and would love to see it come back!

‎02-13-2024

I think this is a great idea! I can see a variety of use cases for it.

‎02-08-2024

I think this is a great idea.

‎02-07-2024

I am having this issue too. I want to generate thumbnails for feature classes' metadata in the Catalog, not just for a particular map. This was easy to do in ArcMap but I have not yet found out if it is possible in Pro. Regarding the previous post that mentions "generate thumbnail" is grayed out: This appears to be the case if, in your map/contents, the layer's metadata is set to "show metadata from data source (read-only)." But if you switch it to "layer has its own metadata," then the "generate thumbnail" button will be useable. However, I assume this thumbnail will only be for this one layer in this particular map, not for the source layer in the database. So that doesn't help me personally. I'll keep researching...

‎02-05-2024

Hello! Welcome to the world of Python and arcpy! I learned Python by taking a Python classes at a community college; it was an online course. I took one course with a bad professor and was so discouraged, but then I took a class with a great professor and learned a lot and got confident. I'm so thankful for that class; I constantly use skills I got there. I feel it's super important to have a foundation in plain, non-GIS Python in order to do GIS/arcpy scripting - I could not have gotten far at all without learning about basic Python stuff like string manipulation, lists, slicing and indexes, creating and accessing dictionaries, creating functions, and writing loops (if loops, for loops). So I would highly recommend learning and practicing these things. In terms of self-paced learning and resources on general Python, I often end up looking at W3Schools Python websites... I know nothing about this organization, but I find their Python resources helpful. https://www.w3schools.com/python/ I also often find myself using Geeks for Geeks: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-programming-language/ The website asks you sign in, but just close that pop-up; you don't have to sign in. Good luck!

‎01-30-2024

Thank you very much, @JesseCloutier ! That definitely makes sense. 😊

‎01-30-2024

Hi again @Jill_Saligoe-Simmel , The video was super helpful - thank you for suggesting it. It gave me a whole new understanding of metadata in ArcGIS, which helps in various ways with the metadata improvement project I'm working on at my organization. It would be very cool if there was an in-depth metadata training offered, as part of Esri's online self-paced tutorials. I see the main one available currently is for ArcMap. I might still do that one, though, just to beef up my knowledge in case some parts are relevant to Pro. Anyway, thanks again! I don't suppose you, or another metadata authority, will be at the 2024 Dev Summit?

‎01-29-2024

I have a question about Esri Community; the question was sparked when I was looking at my badges. I thought I should have another badge for posting questions. So I found my "private stats," (see below) and it says I have posted zero questions. I guess when I post questions in communities like ArcGIS Pro Questions, it actually counts as starting a topic (?). This feels confusing because the discussion board is called "Questions." Yet in stats, it is "topics." That leads me to the question, if that doesn't count as questions, then what does? In what part of Esri Community are true "questions" posted?

‎01-29-2024

I would be interested in hearing any suggestions for this task, too! My organization has a script that does basically the same workflow (but with only one geocoder), plus publishing a map service that's used in an app. I inherited the script from a past employee, and it's in Python 2. So now I have to rewrite it to work in Python 3 and ArcGIS Pro rather than ArcMap. The script is hundreds of lines, and I already know that simple one-to-one substitutions of Pro functions for ArcMap functions is not possible in this particular workflow. So I'd love to hear anything people have to share on this topic.

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