Latest Contributions by DarylHochhalter

I would just like to add to these comments it would be really nice if you could add similar tools as what was available in Arcmap so that we can all use COGO entries whether implementing a parcel fabric or not. I have used them for years without a parcel fabric and would really like to continue doing so. Obviously, the pro people at ESRI have made the calculation there is some other way to do this by enabling your feature classes, I'm not sure why that is so important to you. Many of us would just like to use the feature without doing that. Also, the load from sketch option is something I've used for years for many different reasons and many different features, from utilities to various parcel layers. Rather then explaining why I want them, could you please explain why ESRI refuses to give the tools we had before? Because these things are not available in Pro, I still use Arcmap for several editing workflows. ... View more

I have arcade expression that work fine in a browser, but now in Field maps it is opening the the image rather then the link! They worked fine previously at some version and I just noticed they weren't working, so downloaded the latest version of Field Maps, but instead of going to the link it opens the link image. This is really quite just nuts. ... View more

I can tell you this, you'll need to use the arcgis API for Python, the link they pointed the initial poster to was for older python functions from Arcmap. you'll need to get to this hosting_servers=gis.admin.servers.get(role="HOSTING_SERVER") to get a  DataStoreManager = hosting_servers[0].datastoresDataStoreManager    I used this with a csv containing the parameters  dstores = hosting_servers[0].datastores inputFile = r"\\mypathto\The.csv" try: with open(inputFile, 'r') as newDSFile: DSdict_csv = csv.DictReader(newDSFile) for dstore in DSdict_csv: print("Adding the " + dstore['dsType'] + " datastore: " + dstore['dsName']) if dstore['dsType'] == 'FOLDER': item = dstores.add_folder(dstore['dsName'],dstore['dsServerPath']) if item: print(str(item.properties) + '\n') elif dstore['dsType'] == 'DATABASE': con = dstores.generate_connection_string(dstore['dsServerPath']) item = dstores.add_database(dstore['dsName'],con) if item: print(str(item.properties) + '\n') except Exception as Ex: print(str(Ex)) ... View more

I have essentially the same question! Not sure why it needs to be a hosted feature layer? I noticed one other thing since upgrading enterprise to 9.1. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/use/data-store-items.htm I'm wondering if creating an item from the server registered datastore would allow for the download functionality that exists for hosted data? ... View more

The thing I'm not finding is the ability to "Load Traverse From Sketch" which is very handy for me to edit the length of existing line segments.  ... View more

Yes, you can set multiple fields to search, but only one field displays! Could just use the Popup from the map layer too! ... View more

I can add this bit of info, in our case we are using a redirected URL for our portal and server web adaptors. The enterprise installation (portal,server,etc) exist on the same virtual machine as the License server. ... View more

That is exactly what I had to do, and you'll notice after doing that the service.txt file is changed to reflect the difference on the SERVER line. ... View more

Ok, so the enterprise portal and server versions are 7.0, I believe we had License Server Admin 2019, then 2020, currently 2021. I think the license server got upgraded each time as a dependency for newer versions of ArcGIS Pro being used. One thing we have recently tried is inserting a new service.txt file with just 3 lines, then reauthorizing the named user licenses for portal using the json. Upon logging in this morning that didn't solve the issue. I still had to log onto the server and reread licenses, then it works at least for the day. ... View more

I have the same issue running Python 3 task on Windows server 2019. I have actually attempted to use only when user is logged on, but that really isn't an option anyway. Running the same scripts as a task using Python 2.7 works fine. I can run the scripts in python 3 manually on the same machine, but not as a task. Wondering if it could have to do with the Conda environment and the fact that the system PATH info might be pointing to arcpy for the 2.7 environment? ... View more

Thanks Joshua for all the info, you might be right about the support analyst but it was a secondary topic to my initial inquiry. I'm not interested in a specific tool at this time but for future reference thought I'd throw it out there, the Advanced, Standard, Basic reference is good enough for now! Thanks again! ... View more

Yes, I was able to figure it out and thank you for your reply Joshua! The way I managed to get it going was to run proenv.bat opening a cmd window then entering idle. Also, had to run the bat file as administrator to be able to edit scripts and save them as well as run them. Was glad to figure out the license didn't depend on Pro being installed and believe there is another script called propy.bat that you can use to run python 3 scripts as windows tasks. Saw that in the same folder you mentioned in your initial post.  I'm not sure I'd call it super easy to figure out on your own. I still haven't found a way to run the idle window for python 3 without have a cmd window open first. Can you confirm that all the same libraries are available with Enterprise Server as would be with Pro installed? Wondering if I may have misunderstood the other person I talked to and there might be some libraries specific to a Pro license? ... View more