Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Are you using the workflow as described here - Oriented Imagery in ArcGIS Pro: Create & Publish to ArcGIS Online ... View more

Questions:  what type of geodatabase are you using?  File or Enterprise?  Also are you using the in_memory workspace at all? ... View more

@MarkJennings - question - are you still using ArcGIS Pro 2.7.2?  2.7.x was released back in 2020.  Since then, there's been a lot of changes and bug fixes.  If you're able, I highly recommend a clean uninstall of 2.7.x and a clean install of the current release of ArcGIS Pro. 3.6.  ArcGIS Pro 3.7 will be released in the next month or two I suspect. ... View more

This is a known quirk of the ArcGIS Pro SDK for .NET when working with enterprise geodatabases (SDE connections). So what you're seeing is when you use SaveItemDialog against an eGDB, the UI shows correctly - {database}.{schema}.{featureclass} but saveDialog.FilePath only returns {connection_path}\{database}.{schema}.  That's because in eGDB's, the dialog treats the container as the path and the feature class name is stored separately, not appended to FilePath.  So nothing is broken - it's just split across properties. The fix is combine saveDialog.FilePath and saveDialog.Name ... View more

In reviewing this item, I found that this expression might work better: var out = null; var dataset = "Dataset2"; // Parse JSON safely var dict = FromJSON(Text($feature.json)); if (IsEmpty(dict)) { return null; } // Check if key exists if (!HasKey(dict, dataset)) { return null; } var arr = dict[dataset]; // Ensure it's a valid array with values if (!IsEmpty(arr) && Count(arr) > 0) { out = Concatenate(arr, ", "); } return out; Why this works better is the HasKey() prevents invalid dictionary access, the IsEmpty avoids null dereferencing, the Count() ensures you're not concatenating an empty array and it removes the DefaultValue(arr, 0) logic which is not reliable for arrays.  I don't have the data to test but think it will work. ... View more

The first thing you would need to do is georeference the hand-drawn map so it's of use in ArcGIS Pro.  The workflow is listed here - Georeferencing tools—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  There's a tutorial here that will assist you - Georeference historical imagery in ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Non-Esri resources also show how to georeference images - Georeferencing and Digitizing Map Images in ArcGIS Pro Once the hand drawn map is georeferenced then you can digitize the points, lines, and/or polygons using the georeferenced image as a guide.  If you're new to editing, this Learn lesson will help - Edit features to create enumeration areas | Documentation With AI, things can get even more interesting - Digitizing scanned maps using AI in ArcGIS Pro Good luck on your project! ... View more

What release of ArcGIS Pro are you using?  The reason I ask is because there was BUG-000178142 for ArcGIS Pro that was fixed at ArcGIS Pro 3.5.3. ... View more

@RichardDaniels - I see you created a Support Case with Esri Support Services on this item.  Were they not able to resolve this issue you're experiencing? ... View more

This appear to be BUG-000181391 - "Unable to scroll through symbol classes with the mouse wheel when unique values is set as the primary symbology in ArcGIS Pro 3.6." The current workaround is - "Click and drag the scroll bar or use the arrows at the top or bottom of the scroll bar."  It's been fixed in the upcoming ArcGIS Pro 3.7 release. ... View more

So in studying this item, another customer working ArcGIS Pro 3.6.2 saw the same thing overwriting a web layer with a relationship class.  They saw that ArcGIS Pro crashed with layers that have non-sequential ID's. The the workaround is saving the layer as a Service Definition, and uploading that directly to ArcGIS Online or to their Enterprise Portal. ... View more

So, question.  When you go to the Project->Options->Editing under the Session category, is the "Enable and disable editing from the Edit tab" checked on?  This is not the default setting.  The default setting is not have this checkbox enabled.  By doing that, editing is automatically enabled when a user clicks the Edit tab.  Save and discard options are still in play of course. ... View more

I wonder if your IT team needs to add exceptions to their firewall to allow network traffic (i.e. the basemaps)? You can learn more here: What Are the Required Firewall Domain Exceptions to Access ArcGIS Online? REV_AGOL_Domain_Requirements.pdf ... View more

If you go to the Project tab in ArcGIS Pro and then click Licensing, what type of licensing are you using?  Single Use or Named User licensing?  Secondly, is ArcGIS Pro signed into your Portal as well?  If you're using Single Use licensing, you can click the "Configure your licensing options" button on the license page and switch to Named User. ... View more

In addition to Dan's suggestions, these also may provide insight: Diagnostic Monitor—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Do you have any unsupported 3rd party apps that use ArcGIS Pro? Turn off your virus protection software then retest your workflows. ... View more

As Dan suggested, Esri GRID's do not support spaces in the file path as referenced here - 010819: The input path contains spaces.—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Perhaps export the raster out to a geodatabase raster, then try the workflow again. ... View more