Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Is this something you can share via a Map or Project Package?  I could test it on my Alpha 2.0 ArcGIS Pro version to test whether it's been fixed. ... View more

Hmmm...this sounds like Bug-000089581 to me - found in ArcGIS Pro 1.1. ... View more

I'm working with an Alpha copy of ArcGIS Pro 2.0 and don't see it available here.  But keep in mind, a lot has changed in the software from my Alpha copy to pre-BETA.  ... View more

Yes, in the Format Map Frame Pane, you can type in any numeric value from 0-360 you like.   Just tested it in ArcGIS Pro 1.4.1. ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro, you could use the Add XY Coordinates GP tool to create 2 new attribute fields.  If your data is in another coordinate system, go the Environment Settings of the GP tool and set the Coordinate System to be WGS 1984.  By doing this, the PointX and PointY attribute fields will calculate Decimal-Degrees. ... View more

Are you using ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro for the Spatial Join?  What methodology are you using?  Pls advise. ... View more

Eric - what kind of data are you attempting to edit?  Shapefile?  File geodatabase?  Multiuser geodatabase?  Is the error seen in an existing *.aprx?  Or all new *.aprx?  Does a feature template exist for the feature to edit?  Is it editable (i.e. list by edits on the Contents Pane).  Any additional details you can provide would be helpful. ... View more

Do you have some "sample" data I could work with?  The reason I ask is what units were the bearing distance from you to the animal?  ... View more

If the point feature class also has a field, for example Mon_Fri, using a code/numeric format, then yes.  For example, if the Mon_Fri attribute field is binary 1 or 0, 1 being open, 0 being closed, then add to your Definition Query Mon_Fri = 1.  The points displayed will be daily hours and M-F offices.  Make sense? ... View more

And if you own a qualifying product (i.e. ArcGIS Desktop) and are current on yearly maintenance, then the Web Courses are free as well. ... View more

William - I don't have a definition of what "operation rollback" means but in reviewing Support Services incidents with similar error messages, I found a circumstance where it does happen. Error reason (sometimes): User had overwritten feature service while data was still checked out on user's mobile devices in Collector for ArcGIS. If original feature service is not overwritten, this error does not occur. Resolution:  Issue was data specific. Informed customer that she would want to recreate the data (not just the service) in order to resolve this issue. Hope this helps! ... View more

I understand what you're saying Curtis.  As an Esri Instructor, I don't have much say in how product development cycles run - we too have a flurry of workflow updates for training materials once a new ArcGIS Pro release is available.  If I had to guess, the 2.0/2.1 releases will be major releases and then from there maturity of software, etc.  Let me know if you have any questions. ... View more

Mike - sure.  Functional equivalency means that ArcGIS Pro will do the same things as ArcMap currently does - it's not there yet but getting closer with each release.  The Pro Dev team is working hard to satisfy customer requirements for using ArcGIS Pro.  From my research about geometric networks/utility networks, is appears Pro 2.1 is the goal.  As you may know, ArcGIS Pro is on a rapid release cycle meaning there are 2-3 releases a year of Pro with more functionality.  I would suspect Pro 2.1 would be fall 2017 but have seen no firm release date.  ... View more

Adrian - I'm hearing sometime in June but don't know exactly when.  I suspect before UC to give customers time to work with Pro beforehand.  I'm currently working with an early copy of 2.0 and it allows for more than one instance of Pro running on the same machine now - good news! ... View more

Jessie - you should look into concurrent use licensing for ArcGIS Pro rather than the Named User License Model. ... View more