Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Chuck - I did a keyword search on ArcScene on the Esri Training webpage and found 3 courses that may be of interest to you.  ArcScene and ArcGlobe are old 3D viewers that are shipped with the 3D Analyst extension.  A more capable 2D/3D application to consider is ArcGIS Pro.  The rendering/graphics/speed are vastly improved over the older Scene/Globe viewers.  ArcMap is slowly being retired with ArcGIS Pro the replacement.  As such, ArcScene and ArcGlobe will also be phased out as well.  Hope this helps! ... View more

One possible workflow to move AGP projects to a laptop for emergency/remote work locations is to use a ArcGIS Pro Project Package.  Granted it does make a copy of your data so there is that.  Do you need the backup to reference the same data on your network vs. data in the project package? ... View more

Yes, there's another workflow that "might" work - Collect Events - to create a weighted point feature class.  You may have to run the Integrate GP tool prior if your points are not coincident. ... View more

I believe the Merge geoprocessing tool will accomplish what you're seeking to do.  Test it though on copies of your data. ... View more

You're welcome Jamal.  It is possible to get connections remembered by Default.  Once you build the connection in the Catalog Pane, right click on the connection and select "Add to New Projects".  All new projects going forward will have the connections listed in the Catalog Pane. ... View more

AGP can make connections to root directories (C:, D:, etc.).  As show in the screen grab, right-click the Folders item, select the Add Folder Connection in the Catalog Pane, navigate to Computer on the left side of the Add Folder Connection UI, select the root drive you wish - C: for example - then click OK.  It's now added to your AGP project.  Further if you want AGP to remember the root drive in all new AGP projects, right click the root directory in the Catalog Pane and select Add to New Projects.  Now AGP will always remember to add the root drive to all new projects. ... View more

Question for you:  Is the annotation feature class originally created in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro?  If originally created in ArcMap, then it's considered "read-only" in AGP and one needs to run the Upgrade Dataset GP tool to set it to "read/write" in AGP.  But be warned, once upgraded to AGP annotation, it's no longer useable in ArcMap. ... View more

A couple questions - what's the output format of your raster dataset?  If it's a standalone GRID, try to set the output raster to a file geodatabase format.  Also, what is the data in projected or geographic coordinate systems? ... View more

Joe - is the data you're attempting to edit a part of a Geometric Network by chance?  If so, then is it possible to move your data to the new Utility Network model to then edit it?  As you may know, GN's are not supported in AGP and as such, are read-only.  Let me know if this does/does not resolve your editing issue.  Thx! ... View more

David - I "think" the categories of "Reviewed"/"In Product Plan"/etc. are set by Esri staff but I could be wrong.    The internals say this enhancement request is Tech Review Complete so I would think it's moving forward.  One thing you can do is call Esri Support Services and associate your customer number to the Enhancement Request.  Always a good thing to do! ... View more

David - apologies for the late response - was out of country teaching.  From my research the ENH request listed shows "In the Product Plan."  What this means is the next 1 to 2 AGP releases - figure either 2.5 or 2.6.  I wish I had a better timeframe from the internals but that's what is listed. ... View more

Are you using the WebApp Builder for ArcGIS (Developer Edition) to create/add the custom widget? Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS‌ ... View more

What release of AGP are you using and do you have any Python scripts in the AGP project? ... View more