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I've periodically run into this issue, it seems hit-or-miss, but right now it's happening consistently with a particular address locator. ArcGIS Pro simply crashes ("Application has stopped working") no matter how I try to rebuild this locator. I have tried it using an arcpy script as well as using the geoprocessing tool "Rebuild Address Locator"). According to the gp tool, it seems to encounter its issue in the "Processing Point Address role" step: What's odd to me is that I have successfully rebuilt this address locator with the methods described above numerous times (I tend to run this every few weeks). It was last rebuilt about a month ago using the arcpy script. Also, in the exact same environment with the same methods, I can (today) successfully rebuild a sibling address locator based on the road centerlines. Both these locators 'live' in the same network share and have source data in the same enterprise db with the same permissions structures, etc. So why is this address point locator crashing every time?
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I think I'm bumping into the same issue. IDK, might be version issues between locators and db? The reference data is in an enterprise SDE db. I'm signed-in to our enterprise licensing through Portal. S
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Still don't have any idea what's going on. I tried a fresh/clean .aprx with just one single SDE data set in it. I ran this Select By Attributes looking at an integer field, [mar_id] and the application was basically incapacitated for over an hour (I quashed it to go home for the day). It did, after about 40 minutes, return the message stating "The SQL expression is valid, but no records were returned." But even after that message, I was stuck with limited functionality as the 'processing' cursor continued to spin. Even after closing the Select By Attributes dialog, the cursor remained and context menus were all grayed-out.
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As I dig in deeper, I'm starting to think I have a uniquely glitchy bug. Starting with a totally clean project/map, with only one single feature class I can get the query to work normally, especially when I intentionally put duplicate ID attributes for it to select. I can run the Select By Attributes and it will select them. However, when I run or validate the query while there are not any duplicates present for it to find, it behaves abnormally: When validating (clicking the green check mark) it returns a message that the query is valid, but it does not also give the usual message stating that no records were returned. When executing the query, it appears to do nothing and then when closing out of the Select By Attributes dialog, the cursor turns to the "processing" wheel indefinitely (or at least for more than 30 minutes, which is debilitating). So far the only field that seems to cause this issue is the ID field that I'm trying to check, which is a 36 character UUID (but not an Esri GlobalID and not managed by the database). I can perform the same test on, for example, the address number field, and it successfully selects the many duplicate address numbers.
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The feature class is not versioned. The project is pointing at the default.
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Good clarifying questions, @JoshuaBixby ... The enterprise geodatabase I'm querying is Microsoft SQL, a ArcGIS Pro 3.3.2 Enterprise geodatabase (upgraded from 10.7.1 in February). When I run this SQL query in ArcGIS Pro, I get the spinning cursor (processing) and it never resolves. I have to use Windows Task Manager to "End task" and restart the software. The query does run as expected when it's executed in SSMS on the exact same data table (query syntax has to be slightly modified for that use).
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Hi, I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.3.5 and trying to query a feature class in an Enterprise SQL db to select records with duplicate ID's. The query below used to work for me, regularly. I used to run it at the end of each day without an issue, but it recently stopped working: [ADD_ID] IN
(SELECT [ADD_ID] FROM [sde].[stlouis].[ADDRPLCS_MARADDRESS]
GROUP BY [ADD_ID] HAVING COUNT(*) > 1) I suspect it was never supported or supposed to work and probably a recent SQL server upgrade ended it. My sense is that this is a known limitation, an unsupported operation, based on the Esri documentation prescribing methods to find duplicates (https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-identify-duplicate-or-unique-values-in-arcgis-pr-000023355). The problem is that all of the supported methods seem to require population of a new attribute field, or outputting a new feature class. Isn't there a way to just select them? This seems like such a foundational SQL function, it's surprising that it isn't supported through the Pro interface. Does anyone know more precisely why my SQL query above would have stopped working, or any other work-around methods for making this selection work? A SQL select via the python window, perhaps? Thanks, -Matt
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I use ArcGIS Pro for my daily work, but we're currently stuck with one legacy system on a runtime that requires an ArcMap 10.x .mxd, and I'm having trouble with a specific layer that's drawing really slowly. I've used the PerfQA Analyzer tool and it's singling-out my 'Lakes' layer...showing that it's taking roughly 1 to 2 full seconds to draw. What I don't understand is: what is the "Selection" portion of the rendering? The "Geography" and "Annotation" portions are fast, but it's the "Selection" that takes so long. Why? There is no definition query on the layer, the labeling doesn't use any SQL expression, and the layer isn't even 'selectable' in the table of contents. I have tried re-creating spatial index and other attribute indexes. I am trying to determine what I might be able to change in order to speed-up this portion of the rendering.
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Of course, thoroughly cleaning it was the very first thing we tried, along with visually inspecting the fan, heatsink, and thermal paste. At the end of the day, the machine was significantly over-spec'd to run ArcGIS, yet it just wasn't handling the demand of basic, everyday GIS use, so it was sent back under warranty. I agree that the defect was in the laptop and not Esri's software, but it just so happened that it was only my GIS work that pushed it beyond its limits.
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My entire laptop keeps consistently crashing now, when my hotrod Nvidia RTX 3500 GPU reaches temps over 100-degrees Celsius. This happens while just performing simple edits in ArcGIS Pro. Basically brand new machine, i7, 32GB RAM. I'm not sure ArcGIS software is the actual/root cause. Over the course of two days of troubleshooting (drivers, BIOS updates, monitoring software, etc.) we've discovered that the GPU remains in 'normal' operating temps whenever it's not plugged into the HP Thunderbolt G4 dock. We can plug it into a different (lower-grade) dock, and the GPU is happy. Or, run it as a standalone laptop, single display, and it's happy.
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This is one of those typical situations where I can't even recall what web app I was working on when I encountered this issue. Apparently I found a work-around?
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I am interested in using a entirely fake GIS dataset in ArcGIS desktop for educational purposes - is anyone aware of such a data set? The SQL 'database' world has the infamous "Northwind.db" database with which to work, a fake business relational database. Does the GIS world has something similar? Perhaps somewhere in the 'gaming engine' world (in which if have almost no knowledge). Could someone point me in the right direction? Requirements: must be able to download and work with locally (.gdb, .shp) must include address points, road centerlines, and community boundaries Preferences: includes fake (or at least altered/re-oriented) aerial imagery that aligns with the vector data exists in a WGS84 geographic coordinate system (perhaps in the real-world's ocean, or an uninhabited part of the real-world); or, a factitious coordinate system that uses units resembling latitude/longitude.
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It's sort of wild: we've come so far from shapefiles that the simple idea of viewing GIS data that is saved locally on a computer is now too basic to maintain software for?
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Hello, Our 911 dispatch center needs a simple local map viewer that I can package with a local copy of our GIS data and a local address locator. This seems like it should be one of the easiest, most foundational software solutions provided by Esri, but with ArcGIS Explorer 'expiring' in less than a year, there is no viable alternate solution? Requirements are not too difficult: Has to operate on Windows desktop (Field Maps is Android / iOS only) Must work 100% offline (no sign-in required). If it is going to serve as a fail-safe, in case of a total network failure, it has to be available even when the computer is offline. Has to be able to display a map and allow address searches using our in-house address locator files. Is there anything out there, or in development, that would fill this business need?
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I realize this topic is stale, but I have a follow-up question for those who've been down this rabbit hole. I'm trying to create an entire offline mobile map package (.mmpk) that users can use in Explorer. When packaging a .mmpk, there is an option to 'Include Locators'. I assume this bundles my locally-saved address locators into the .mmpk file. But when I open/use the .mmpk in Explorer, the address search never returns any results. A few key points: the address locator I'm trying to package references data in a local file geodatabase that is also included in the map and package. It's all using the same spatial reference (if that matters). The local address locator works as-expected in ArcGIS Pro.
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