Latest Contributions by MichaelTorbett

‎12-14-2022

Thank you gentlemen. I don't know why it hung up on me yesterday, but today it worked like a charm.

‎12-13-2022

I haven't been able to find documentation on this yet and am looking for a work around to publishing feature layer views from an enterprise geodatabase. Does anyone know if its possible to publish multiple editable services from one feature class in an enterprise gdb environment? I've tried doing this in ArcGIS Pro. The process starts, but never finishes. It just seems to get hung up. Thanks, Michael

‎12-13-2022

I haven't experienced the specific bug you are referring to, but I have had issues appending to some hosted feature services that have tens of thousands of records. The process can take several hours to complete which really isn't a feasible workflow. I don't know if this will help much but my work around is to overwrite the feature service from a file geodatabase using python instead of trying to append. It took me a minute to setup the script, but once going, it gets the job done. https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000023164 Hope this helps some. Michael

‎11-22-2022

@MichaelMannion Thank you for this information. I just incorporated it into one of my surveys tied to an Enterprise Geodatabase that has related tables with the same field names. Have you ran into any issues with using the path names in your calculation fields? I'm having an issue where my fields aren't calculating if they are tied to a relevant question, but I think this might be a bug in the the latest 3.16 update.

‎11-10-2022

Yes, the hyphens seemed to be the problem. My db admin ended up renaming the database without a hyphen and that solved my issues.

‎10-19-2022

Hey George, Thank you for the information. I can view the tables but it still fails when I try to create a relationship class. Before, I was getting the message "you must be the owner of both tables to create a relationship class." Now that I have db_manager privledges, it's telling me that the tables under the dbo user are not registered with the Geodatabase. It looks like I'll need to have dbo privledges to register those tables with the Geodatabase.

‎10-18-2022

I'm working on a project where I've taken an already existing SQL database in Azure and enabled Enterprise Geodatabase functionality. Following ESRI documentation, my database administrator created a login/user for me to use as the geodatabase administrator. Now what I'm wanting to do is create feature classes and link them to already existing tables in the Geodatabase with relationship classes. However, I am unable to do so because I am not the owner of the existing tables in the database. The existing tables in the database are named in the following format: databasename.dbo.tablename and my feature classes are named databasename.myusername.tablename. I know if I have dbo privledges, then I can create the relationship classes. However, how is this accomplished in Azure? My db admin and I have gone through all of the ESRI and Microsoft docs with no luck. We've tried giving 'dbmanager' privileges to my user, but for some reason it's not putting dbo in the new table names. Are we missing something? Thanks, Michael

‎07-20-2022

Hi, Is it in the workplan to add additional editing tools to the Editor Widget in Experience Builder? My agency could really use the 'Split', 'Reshape', and 'Merge' tools similar to what's in the Web App Builder Edit Widget. Foresters in my agency create forest stand type maps and stewardship plan maps for landowners. Those editing tools are needed for those types of maps. Thanks, Michael

‎05-18-2022

Hello, I have ArcGIS Pro 2.9.2 installed on a VM running Windows 2016 that also has Server/Portal 10.6.1 installed as well. We upgraded the operating system from Windows 2012 several weeks ago and since then cannot connect to Portal from ArcGIS Pro installed on the same machine. I can however, connect to portal from ArcGIS Pro from my personal work computer running windows 10. I have a case open with ESRI tech support but we haven't solved the issue yet. When I try to connect, I get the following message: Unable to add portal. Please make sure that the specified portal is up, running and the portal url is correct. Just to clarify, portal is up, running, and the url is correct. Any ideas what might be causing the issue? Thank you, Michael

‎04-22-2022

Thank you George. That's exactly what I was looking for.

‎04-22-2022

Thanks Scott! Being able to edit as a feature service would do the trick. I will give that a shot. These spatial types would be created in my agency's master sql database and I wanted to start small. As this grows, we will likely consider adding Enterprise Geodatabase Functionality.

‎04-22-2022

Thank you GdB_Admin for the reply. I think that answers my question. It does look like I can publish it as a service to my ArcGIS Server and edit from there. I have not tried it yet, but that would do what I need.

‎04-21-2022

Can you edit a feature class with a SQL Server Spatial type in ArcGIS Pro without enabling the database as an Enterprise Geodatabase? I've read through the doc's and haven't been able to find a conclusive answer yet. I'd like to be able to create tables in both SQL Server and ArcGIS Pro with a SQL spatial type for editing in Pro. However, I want to avoid all of the additional tables created when enabling an Enterprise Geodatabase. I've ran several tests following the help guide here : https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/manage-sql-server/sqlserver-spatial-types-and-arcgis.htm but keep getting a 9999999 error. Thank you, Michael

‎11-29-2021

Same issue for me as well. I spent all morning designing my form only to save it and loose all changes. I also cannot edit the features in the original web map now. Wish I would've never tried the field maps form designer.

‎11-12-2021

I have a dashboard with a List Widget and Details Widget. When a user clicks on a record in the List Widget, the details widget displays the related record that includes an image attachment. With ArcGIS Dashboards Classic, the image would display at full screen inside the Details Widget. However, now it only displays at thumbnail size. Is there a way to make the images display at full size (Without an extra click on the image) inside the details widget? Just curious if this is possible. Thanks, Michael

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Re: Publish Multiple Feature Services From One Enterprise Geodatabase Feature Class?

Publish Multiple Feature Services From One Enterprise Geodatabase Feature Class?

Re: Problem appending a feature class to a hosted feature layer

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Re: Enterprise database name changed to include a dash(-), now I cannot work with it using python.

Re: Create a user with dbo privledges in SQL Server Azure?

Create a user with dbo privledges in SQL Server Azure?

Re: Add Editor Widget

Unable to connect to portal from ArcGIS Pro after windows server upgrade

Re: Editing a SQL Server Spatial Type in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Editing a SQL Server Spatial Type in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Editing a SQL Server Spatial Type in ArcGIS Pro

Editing a SQL Server Spatial Type in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Form on Field Maps keeps resetting

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