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My agency recently migrated to the Microsoft Azure Cloud (sql server) and with it came a database name change. The name of the new database is "Migrate-Forestry". I've gone through and updated my sde connection file and made sure my python scripts are pointing to it correctly. However all of them are now failing when trying reach a table through the sde connection. It's the generic error "Table does not exist or is not supported." I've done a lot of research but cannot find a solid answer to why my scripts are failing. I think it's because my database name has a dash in it, but just wanted clarification on this. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Michael
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Hey James, Thank you for the clarification. I have several survey's with view layers as the submission URL. So this is a huge help.
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Hey Brook, What I ended up doing was importing my python scripts into an ArcGIS Pro tool box and saving them as geoprocessing tools. Then I scheduled them to run nightly through Pro instead of Windows Task Scheduler and now they are running fine. The funny thing is scheduling geoprocessing tasks through Pro just adds a task in Windows Task Scheduler. I have no idea why it working this way instead of directly through Windows Task Scheduler. My IT Department is stumped as well, but things are fine now. I hope this helps.
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10-30-2020
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I have a Survey published and I have the Submission URL pointing to a view layer of the feature service that was created when I initially published the survey. My question is: if I need to make a change to the survey (add a question, change a choice list, etc..) What's the best course of action to make sure my survey still functions correctly? Do I need to remove the submission url, make a change in the survey, republish, create a new view and apply it as the submission url? This is a public survey and everything is being done through ArcGIS Online. Thanks for your help, Michael
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10-14-2020
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I am running several python scripts on a schedule on a virtual machine that has ArcGIS Pro 2.6.1 installed. I am using the python.exe from my Pro python environment to run all of the scripts in task scheduler. However ever since ArcGIS Pro version 2.5.2, I have been getting the message 0xF6 in the last run results. The crazy thing is that this happens sporadically. Sometimes the tasks run fine and other times they don't. All of my python scripts run fine by themselves. Has anyone else had this issue and know of a fix? Thanks, Michael
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I had a python script open first and then I went to open Pro before closing the script. That's when I encountered the Read Only issue. Even though I closed both programs, python was still running in the background and it was holding onto my Pro project.
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I'm on Pro version 5.2 and had this same issue on a VM through remote desktop. For me what I discovered was that even though I had closed all ArcGIS Pro projects, it was still running in python. So I went into Task Manager and closed all python background processes and this resolved the read only issue. I hope this helps someone. Michael
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Hey Ben, Those were the two things I was thinking about as well. I did change my password a couple of months ago, but I do not have any scripts running that have my user account credentials inside them. However, I do have some services where I've embedded my credentials for others to use. I need to go through and check those. Otherwise I hate the thought of someone or something trying so hard to maliciously hack my account. Thanks for your help Ben!
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I go to ArcGIS Online and attempt to login and get the message: "Too many invalid logins. Please try again in approximately 15 minutes." I've only tried to login once today. This has happened to me several times over the past few months. Has anyone else had this issue or know what's causing it? Thanks, Michael
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Got it. I'm not a networking expert, but I think your portal needs to be public facing. In other words, you need to be able to ping it without being connected to the network. In my agency we have a internal facing router and a public facing router. To get mine to work I had my IT Staff point our Portal/GIS Server to the public router. Hope this helps.
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01-30-2020
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Hey Christopher, Does your company also have an ArcGIS Online Org account? If so, you can setup a Collaboration between ArcGIS Online and Portal. If you're not familiar with Collaborations, see the link below to get you started. I've had to do this in the past when my portal wasn't shared outside of the network. Distributed collaboration—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation
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I just built my first app with the new builder for an upcoming project. I was just wondering if this was possible yet. Thanks, Michael
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01-22-2020
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Hey Philip, That is great news! This will be a huge help. I will be sure to signup for the beta release and help with the testing. Thank you for working on this and letting me know about it. Regards, Michael
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