Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

So question for you - you say a layout template but describe a Layer File (*.lyrx).  Are you creating a *.pagx / layout file where the data is then being shown as a broken data link? In the ArcGIS Pro help documentation for "Save a layout file" - it states "A layout file includes the page, layout elements, and any maps referenced by map frames on the page. The data displayed in these maps, however, is not included in the layout file—only the paths to it. This means that if data cannot be found in the expected location when the layout file is opened, those layers will not draw and the data sources must be repaired."  So this got me wondering - where is the data coming from?  Local disk?  Shared network drive?  OneDrive?  ... View more

Another option to consider via this Esri Support Services Knowledge Base article here. ... View more

Another suggestion is run the Feature Class to Geodatabase GP tool to see if that resolves any potential shapefile issues as well. ... View more

What workflow are you using to import the table?  I'd recommend using the XY Table to Point (Data Management) geoprocessing tool as you can define the Coordinate System as one of the parameters.  Likely you'd want to enter the UTM information here.  Does the error message persist after running this tool? ... View more

Hmmm...then it may be worth a call to Esri Support Services to see if they are better able to troubleshoot this issue. ... View more

In addition to David's response, I would try a soft reset of ArcGIS Pro as documented in this Technical Support article. ... View more

Two of the most common reasons this fails in ArcGIS Pro are your spatial grid indexes and attribute indexes may be stale and need to be refreshed/recalculated.  If you're working in eGBD's, you can use the Rebuild Indexes (Data Management) GP tool to rebuild indexes.  If a fGDB, then in the Catalog Pane, you can right-click on the FC->properties, click the Index tab on the left and rebuild indexes on the right side of the pane. ... View more

There are a couple of Esri Technical Support documents that address this error: Error: Your System Clock is Incorrect. Please Set Your Clock to the Current Date and Time After crashing ArcGIS Pro won’t run due to “Your s... - Esri Community ArcGIS Pro "System clock is incorrect" error on vi... - Esri Community Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi @KaseyCox - with regards to the "Add Database Server" workflow in ArcGIS Pro.  There was ENH-000131059 - Add an ability to create Desktop and Workgroup geodatabase in ArcGIS Pro.  There are no plans to support creating Desktop and Workgroup geodatabases and implementing a 'Database Servers' node in ArcGIS Pro. The ArcGIS Enterprise Workgroup license is being phased out with ArcGIS Desktop, with ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 being the last version to support the Workgroup license. Workgroup geodatabases will need to be migrated to enterprise geodatabases as part of migrating an ArcGIS Enterprise Workgroup license to an Enterprise license. FAQ: Is It Possible to Create a Workgroup Geodatabase in ArcGIS Pro? Not an ideal answer I know but this is what I found out.  Let me know if you have any additional questions and I'd be happy to assist. ... View more

I think with some Python scripting you should be able to do this - CAVEAT - I have not tested this script as I don't have a feature class with attachments.  Let me know how it goes. import arcpy import os # Set paths input_fc = r"C:\Path\To\Your\FeatureClass" # Feature class with attachments output_folder = r"C:\Path\To\ExportedAttachments" # Make sure output folder exists if not os.path.exists(output_folder): os.makedirs(output_folder) # Get the name of the attachment table desc = arcpy.Describe(input_fc) attachment_table = desc.AttachmentTableName # Check if the feature class has attachments if not desc.HasAttachments: raise Exception("This feature class does not have attachments.") # Create a list of desired file types valid_extensions = ['.pdf', '.tif', '.tiff', '.docx'] # Create a temporary table view of the attachment table arcpy.management.MakeTableView(attachment_table, "attachment_view") # Loop through each extension type and export attachments for ext in valid_extensions: # Build SQL query for this file type where_clause = f"UPPER(NAME) LIKE '%.{ext.strip('.').upper()}'" # Export matching attachments arcpy.management.ExportAttachments( input_fc, "attachment_view", output_folder, "REL_GLOBALID", # Match field "ATT_NAME", "DATA", where_clause ) print(f"Exported all {ext.upper()} files.") print("Done exporting attachments.") ... View more

Here's what I've been able to find out about this statement - when the software suggests that "the stream data should be composed of single arcs in a dendritic pattern," it is recommending that the stream network should be represented as a series of continuous, non-intersecting line segments (arcs) that follow a natural, branching (dendritic) structure. This ensures that the stream data is topologically correct for analysis, where the flow direction and relationships between streams are properly represented." Likely you've seen this web page on how the Topo to Raster GP tool works but if not here is the link - How Topo to Raster works—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

@sbednar - apologies for the tardy response.  So I'm using a fGDB polygon feature class, added a field called GIS_Acre, calculated US Acres, selected 68 polygons, opened the attribute table, right-clicked the GIS_Acre field and selected Visualize Statistics.  This creates a chart and opens the Chart Properties pane.  My selection filter is not grayed out. I can click the Selection filter on/off and see the results in the chart and the statistics in the Chart Properties pane and the MAX value for the selection.  I verified that the MAX selection value is correct by sort descending in the attribute table for the GIS_Acre field.  I'm using ArcGIS Pro 3.4.3.  See image below: ... View more

Instead of storing the output raster dataset as fGDB raster, try creating the raster outside of the fGDB and save it as *.tif file.  Does the error message persist? Related, I would also try the fGDB storage route on your C: drive in a temporary directory like C:/temp/test.gdb and call the output digital_elevation_model_30 and see if the tool completes with or without the error message.  If without then I wonder if the bigger problem is the name of the S: drive having space in it...maybe. ... View more