Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Jamal - I found this ArcGIS Enterprise size limits help topic here.  For a file geodatabase, size limits help topic here.  An older topic, but ArcMap has a help topic for path size limitation for publishing here.  And lastly a great read from the USGS here.  Documentation is available if you look. ... View more

Yep, too many characters in the same of the input path - i.e. you'll have to shorten the name of the file folders and file geodatabase names in order to publish the Map Service. ... View more

One thing I saw related to this on the Esri internals is in the VM to "share" the folder where all your ArcGIS Pro projects are stored to the project team.  Another user had "partial permissions" to the folder set so share with full read/write permissions to the users.  Is the "read-only" behavior gone? ... View more

It looks like the custom sort for charts was implemented in the just released ArcGIS Pro 2.6 - https://community.esri.com/ideas/15823 ! ... View more

Correct - this is what I was seeing too.  Can you copy the *.gdb to a higher level folder and analyze again?  What is the result?  Please advise. ... View more

Jamal - I mimicked your directory workflow on my C: drive vs 😧 drive and discovered some interesting items.  As structured, I could create the file gdb and mosaic dataset element but not add rasters to the MDS.  It threw a very cryptic FDO error that I could not find an answer to.  I then moved the file gdb to the C:/Orthoimageries folder and COULD add the rasters to the MDS.  From there, I successfully completed the Analyze Mosaic Dataset (no issues). I then moved the file gdb back to the C:\OrthophotosImageries\Orthophoto_WestBank_2018\Orthophoto_WestBank_2018_Aerial_25cm_jpg_Palestine1923GridCassiniClarke directory and attempted to Analyze Mosaic Dataset again.  The tool errored out stating "Failed to Analyze..." Reviewing your structure, it's my belief that it's the location of the file GDB causing the issues by being in the same folder as your source *.jpg images.  If you move the file GDB to a higher folder, do you still get the error messages?  In the GDB classes I teach, it's typically not best practice to have the file GDB with a MDS element in the same folder as your source imagery.  Test this by moving your GDB to another folder and run Analyze Mosaic Dataset again. ... View more

That I don't know Jamal as I work for Esri Training Services rather than the Development Team.  Perhaps Kory Kramer‌ knows? ... View more

Jamal - thank you for providing the gdb.zip file for testing.  I was able to get the Pivot Table GP tool to work by adding a new field REF_G2 (as a short integer vs a long integer (what you have).  Then I calculated the new REF_G2 using the old REF_G column.  From there, I ran the Pivot Table GP tool using the same parameters you have in your screen grab.  The result is the same as ArcMap as seen in the image below.  Seems the long integer field type is the issue - not sure why. ... View more

Was the mosaic dataset created with ArcMap and if so, what release?  10.5?  10.6?  Are you using ArcGIS Server as well and if so, what release?  The reason I ask is there's an ArcGIS 10.7 Mosaic Dataset Compatibility Patch that "might" be the fix.  If not, I'll keep digging. ... View more

Hilary - no problem.  FYI - ArcGIS Pro 2.6 releases some time today so you can skip the AGP 2.5 update and go right to 2.6 if you prefer and see if this resolves the issue. ... View more

In the last graphic for Repair Mosaic Dataset interface, click the open folder far right next to each mosaic dataset path and path it to where the mosaic dataset resides.  I realize it could be in the same referenced path as the old path but try and see if it resolves the issue. There's also a Repair Mosaic Dataset Paths GP tool you could use to accomplish the same task. ... View more

Shawn - in the What's New in the Geodatabase at ArcGIS Pro 2.6 blog article, there's a paragraph on OLE DB and ODBC support for read-only connections.  Using the Microsoft Office 12.0 Access Database Engine OLE DB Provider item, you will be able to connect to Access databases in the Catalog Pane or Catalog View and work with the tables in ArcGIS Pro.  ArcGIS Pro 2.6 releases soon. ... View more

Or if the points are in 2 different feature classes, you can use the Near geoprocessing tool too. ... View more

That's great to hear Chris!  Glad it all worked out!  Have a nice weekend. ... View more