Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

@antonioparuta  looks like you ran into a bug that crept into 11.1 release. Apologies for the inconvenience. We are working on fixing this with an intention to release this as a patch. Here is the bug# BUG-000157755 that we are working on. I'd recommend you to reach out to Esri Support and they can help determine if your issue is identical to what we are working on or a different one. If that is the later case, we'd need to work on fixing that as well soon. thanks ... View more

@AbiDhakal  It prints from Web Map, but not from Web AppBuilder Would you mind clarify this a bit?   Also, pls check the value for webmap_as_json parameter that gets sent to the print service. That is a json. Look for layoutOptions in that json. Inside that element, check if author element exists in there and what is the value that gets passed on. You can do a comparison between the app where it and and where it does not. That might shed some lights.     ... View more

thanks. first, if you use map image layer, of course features should draw in the same order they appear in Pro. As you know that because they get drawn on the server side by ArcGIS Pro runtime. that said, when you add it as a 'feature layer', it is Map Viewer (powered by ArcGIS js api) that pulls all features and draws them on the client side. Sometime it sends queries in tiled fashion to pull those features. Because of these two reasons, how they draw (or authored) in Pro doesn't really matter here. Since you can't move to the new map viewer, I can't see any workaround other than using map image layer. Any reason, you can't use map image layer here? Sorry about that. ... View more

are you consuming the layer as 'feature layer' or 'map image layer' in your web app? ... View more

@Kbray_gis_  The geoprocessing service security setting is set to private, which is why i think it prompts for login, That is correct. Since your print service itself is secured, your web app challenges you for credentials to access that. but I would of thought that because I've embedded credentials that it would not prompt, Embedded credentials is for print service to use while accessing secured map/feature/image and other secured services.   If I may, I'm curious to know why are you embedding credentials within a print service. Most of the scenarios, you don't need to go in this route. ... View more

Thanks for the suggestion @Gerald_Daumiller. My apologies as somehow I missed this idea. There are two main issues as I interpret. the initial landing page --> I'm pretty sure you know that it is removed a few releases ago. I'm just adding this for any future references. consolidate both design mode and sql mode. I personally thing that is a very good suggestion. I've moved the idea to 'under consideration'. We will keep monitoring this idea for any future inputs/suggestions. Thanks Tanu ... View more

There must be some sort of misunderstanding 😞 The sort options from the Query Builder control's settings are only applicable to the Fields list but not for the Values list. ... View more

@SjurKlemetsen unfortunately that is correct; I'm hoping you won't need to wait too long to get the functionality included in ArcGIS Pro, as it is in the production plan ... View more

hi @SjurKlemetsen, As @AndreasHall mentioned, unfortunately that is a known limitation. Good news is that it is in production plan. you can follow it here in this idea: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/arcgis-pro-2-4-2-exporting-data-tool-from-map/idi-p/926852 or with this enhancement ID - ENH-000131766. You can also add your requirements, workflows etc. if you want to.   You need a feature service (feature layer) to be able to select objects in ArcGIS Pro. You can enable feature access capability on your map service in ArcGIS Server Manager to achieve this. A quick note on this - you don't necessarily need to enable feature access capability to add a layer of a map service (aka map image) layer as a feature layer in Pro (or even any web client app). When you add a layer in Pro (or in a web app), you need to use a layer url (instead of map service url). E.g. https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer (pls note it ends with /MapServer) URL add a map service layer in a client app. where https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/0 (note it ends with /0) add a feature layer.   please let me know if you have any questions.   ... View more

@RoyJackson_AlertMedia  I'm not 100% sure on that. Since we allow accessing the full CIM definition for a layer via arcpy, maybe we should be able to do something. What is your workflow where you want to use arcpy? thanks ... View more

hi @RoyJackson_AlertMedia  yes, that is correct. that said, I thought you can't enable Feature Access with a database view is used as a source of a query layer.... An analyzer error should block you from publishing such layer as an Enterprise by ref feature service. So, you have some editing workflow with this type of layers? ... View more

hi everyone, I just wanted to provide an update here. We are investigating with the intention to patch. Hopefully it will be released soon to all of you. When it does, I will update this thread too. We appreciate your patience and bring this issue to our attention in the first place. Thanks a lot ... View more

Thanks @RoyJackson_AlertMedia  That looks like a bug. As I said I was not able to repro this but mine was a very simple use case. I guess this bug must be very specific to your workflow. I'd strongly recommend you to reach out to Esri Support and have an analyst look at this and if needed they will log a bug. On % sign in the name, long story short this is expected.   While you will be waiting on an analyst took at this, I'd like you to try this workaround. For that we will use discrete parameter. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/define-parameters-in-a-query-layer.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_DA513455E19946BBBC3053C6263054F3   the basic idea is to use a sql that won't return any records to define the query layer and at run time we will overwrite that parameter value to return results via map service export/query operation. the sql will look like this   SELECT <.....> from aTable WHERE 1 = ::aValue   then set the default value for this parameter 0 TanuHoque_0-1685146792542.png That makes the query to return no records. Therefore, in the next page of query layer creation dialog, you need to specify geometry type, srs etc. yourself. once published, you need to update the value for this query parameter with 1 to make the where clause be like 1=1... and then you can add your other clauses with AND or OR operator... In map service export call you need to use layerParameterValues parameter. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/export-map.htm for query operation use parameterValues parameter. https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/query-map-service-layer-.htm If you use map viewer, you can set these values by using custom parameters option.       ... View more