Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

According to the internals, BUG-000177497 is fixed at the Q3 2025 ArcGIS Online release. ... View more

You could try the Extract Package (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation tool and then define the desired output location. ... View more

@KoryKramer - FYI ... View more

@ErikRose is correct that are many free, open source GIS programs out there.  In fact, I did a quick Google search on "what is a free and open source alternative to ArcGIS" and found a website listing 10 possible alternatives.  I guess it depends on what approach you wish to pursue. In staying with the ArcGIS theme, you can create a web app using the ArcGIS Solutions->State and Local Government->Assessment and Taxation - ArcGIS Solutions - Assessment and Taxation or perhaps an ArcGIS Instant App using as predefined template - Choose an app template—ArcGIS Instant Apps | Documentation ... View more

In reviewing the case, the analyst did create BUG-000181366 - "Geocode capabilities are not enabled by default when publishing from ArcGIS Pro 3.6 to ArcGIS Enterprise" and it was marked "as designed" as you mentioned. The explanation I see is: The behavior is expected and is as designed. When publishing a locator from ArcGIS Pro 3.6 to ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 or later, the Geocode capability will not appear as an allowed operation. The Capabilities section on the Configuration tab is context sensitive and dynamically updates the list of operations based on the server the locator is published to. The default capabilities in ArcGIS Pro 3.6 when publishing to Windows or Linux ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 or later are: - Find Address Candidates, to find a list of addresses or places. - Geocode Addresses, to geocode a table or batch of addresses or places. - Reverse Geocode, to return the nearest address for a geographic location. - Suggest, to generate autocomplete suggestions for partial input strings. As I work in Esri Training Services, I have zero sway on the development cycles but it's a good idea to consider certainly. ... View more

@iwork_ctbuh - in reviewing the support cases, I found an identical case to what you're experiencing.  The issue where ArcGIS Pro only displayed window borders with the rest of the interface appearing transparent was caused by the machines operating without an attached display. When a monitor was connected, ArcGIS Pro functioned normally, and the issue only reappeared once the display was removed. This confirms the behaviour is related to GPU/display rendering on headless machines.  To resolve the issue, fake (dummy) display adapters will be used to emulate a connected monitor. This ensures the machine always presents an active display output, allowing ArcGIS Pro to render correctly even without a physical screen attached. ... View more

Could be.  You can test by removing 1/2 of the files, save as, and exit the app.  What's the timing?  If zippy fast, then maybe there's a magic number where ArcGIS Pro may have an issue? ... View more

Another workflow is Select Layer By Location (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation if you have neighborhood polygons.  Then with the selected objects, run the Export To CAD (Conversion)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation to export out to DWGor DXF. ... View more

I have not heard of this personally but one thing to try is do a "save as" for a new *.aprx file.  Close ArcGIS Pro.  Load the new *.aprx. Close ArcGIS Pro.  Does the latency still exist? ... View more

By chance, do you have a web map from your active portal in the Map View?  In reading a Support Case, this was the issue and is identical to what you're experiencing.  The customer readded the web map using the workflow listed here Add maps and scenes to a project—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation, added the feature layer and the flashing was resolved. ... View more

Three things I saw within Esri Support Services cases was: 1.  Do you have more than 100,000 features in the feature class where the attribute is blinking? 2.  Does your PC meet the requirements for running ArcGIS Pro?  systemrequirementslab.com/client-app?refid=1256&appkey=6D681CD0-BA6C-4B6B-9A82-639759CFD094&requirementsetid=23091 3.  Update video card drivers ... View more

In reviewing the Esri Support case logged 2/11/26, I do not see a workaround currently in the case documentation.  I understand that this is a high-impact bug to your organization and I wish I had an answer for you.  Although not a solution, I would contact Esri Support Services and have your organization's customer number associated with this BUG certainly.  Again, not a great solution I know, especially with such a large organization, but uninstalling 3.5.x and reinstalling 3.4.x would allow those tools to work again. ... View more

Okay - digging deeper, I believe this is BUG-000182720 - "Arcade expressions using FeatureSetByName($datastore, ...) fail to validate in layout dynamic texts in ArcGIS Pro, returning the error “Object not found $datastore.”  It's currently under review.  The issue is not reproducible in ArcGIS Pro 3.4 and earlier but 3.5 and above. ... View more

One way to test if 3.5.5 "broke" the $datastore item is to uninstall 3.5.5 and revert back to 3.5.4 and then retest. For Windows 10, you can uninstall the ArcGIS Pro 3.5.5 service pack by going to Control Panel->Uninstall a program->(top left) View installed updates->then click the ArcGIS Pro Patch 1 (3.5.5) and uninstall.  For Windows 11, MS made it a bit more difficult, see image below: ... View more