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Nate Sylvester‌, what type of security you have enabled? you have portal too? please check the value for webmap_as_json that being sent to your print service. Does it contain tokens? ... View more

It basically means that your might have layer in your map service where the shape field is invisible. Please check the field list in the layer resources and make sure the shape/geometry field is in there... ... if not then you need to republish the service with the shape field visible. ... View more

Hi Thiago dos Santos Nascimento‌ ... the field been used as ID in the view has been cast from number(12) to number(10), which ArcMap recognizes as Long Integer. On the above issue where your ID field gets recognized has a long integer instead of an objectid field, please read the following help - this might help. here is an excerpt from Choose a unique identifier field—Query layers | ArcGIS Desktop  To be used as a unique identifier in ArcGIS, a field must be not null, contain unique values, and be one of the following data types: This is a ArcGIS Pro help, but the same concept applied in ArcMap too. ... View more

Francois Picard‌ It looks like your map service is running on an older version (10.3) of ArcGIS Enterprise. We didn't have support for query by distance back then. The support came later and I can't remember off the top of my head when. Here is map service REST API help on query by distance: Query (Map Service/Layer)—ArcGIS REST API: Services Directory | ArcGIS for Developers  Here is a REST query request to a map service running on sample server to returns points within 200 miles from a location. https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/0/query?&geometry=-104%2C+39&geometryType=esriGeometryPoint&distance=200&units=esriSRUnit_StatuteMile&returnGeometry=true&f=html ... View more

Hi Jose, Noah Sager‌ (thank) looped me in and I looked at this from the map service side. Without having direct access to the data, it looks like some kind of spatial reference issue, or might be a bug in the map service. The app makes a request like the one below and the map service does not return any features. https://vgv.unidadvictimas.gov.co/server/rest/services/RUV/Visor/MapServer/dynamicLayer/query?layer=%7B%22source%22%3A%7…  And nothing appears to be wrong in that request. Could you pls reach out to Esri Support and open a ticket with data? And I can take a look at that when it comes to me. In the meantime, I'd recommend you to follow a relatively new pattern. With that approach (a) you can author such layer with dynamic aggregation in ArcGIS Pro and the share as a map service, and (b) there is no read to write any special JS API code on the client side. You can even consume that right away in agol/portal map viewer. Please read this blog and the help links provided in there for more info: Blog: Dynamic Spatiotemporal Exploratory Analysis with Aggregated Results Using Time Series Data in ArcGIS  This blog covers something extra info. Looking at the sql you specified in this post, it does not look like you need those extra stuffs. we also have two sample map services that performs dynamic aggregation. You can take a look at them as well. http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsampleserver6.arcgisonline.com%2Farcgis%2Frest%2Fservices%2FSpatioTemporalAggregation%2FSFCrimes%2FMapServer&source=sd http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fsampleserver6.arcgisonline.com%2Farcgis%2Frest%2Fservices%2FSpatioTemporalAggregation%2FRainfallTimeSeriesDataIllinois%2FMapServer&source=sd  Please let me know if you have any question. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hi Neil, It appears to me that the Oracle external procedure agent (extproc) is not configured/set up correctly on your server machine. Please read this help topic and let us know if that does not work for you. Configure the extproc to access ST_Geometry in Oracle—Manage geodatabases in Oracle | Documentation  Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Hi Ranga, The source of a mapImage layer is always a dynamic map service. When dynamic map service is enabled with 'dynamicLayers' capability (which is the case by default since may be 10.3), a client can pass in a drawinInfo (i.e. renderer) in an export request to ask the map service to draw features using the drawingInfo client passes. Please let me know if I misunderstood what you asked for. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Thanks. Hmm. It should just work since you are using the built-in authentication. Just to the sake of trying, can you pls try with the out of the box print service and see whether that works? I infer you are in 10.3.1 server/portal version, right? in that case, you can't use ArcGIS Pro to create a print service (you need at least 10.6.1, but I'd recommend something higher as a lot of enhancements went in). Re: asyn and error outputs to the client: You should be able to change these settings for the default print service (or any print service you publish from Export Web Map tool) from ArcMap or the Manager site. Did that not work for you? I believe there might be a downside to async service - it might not work with the portal Map Viewer print option and any Web App Builder's print widget. ... View more

Apparently I meant to send this, but never hit the Add Comment button. So sorry about that. Updates: As per Oracle help, it should work I was wrong, Date() is not a SQL function. Thanks Michael Volz‌ for pointing that out. We will update the doc. Can you create date ranges for 2 different fields in the same query like this:   SELECT * FROM earthquakes_7days_live where ::r:TimeRange OR SELECT * FROM earthquakes_7days_live ::r:TimeRange where you have 2 different date fields that are populated.   I am using your syntax in place of mine as I have 2 date fields that are populated independently of each other which I would to perform a time query on both within the same query layer.   Trying to make this change is throwing additional errors and when one TimeRange parameter is changed it also changes the other TimeRange parameter. While there, I also realized that I never answer this one Yes, you are right, 2 date fields are not currently supported. Would you mind work with Esri support to submit an enhancement request? Thanks a lot. Tanu ... View more

Hi Zian Choy‌ Here is what is said in the first section of the help you mentioned: Web-tier authentication If your ArcGIS Server is federated with an ArcGIS Enterprise portal and only the portal's ArcGIS Web Adaptor uses web-tier authentication (IWA, PKI, Basic, and so on), printing secured services will work as expected. The same is true for deployments that do not use web-tier authentication systems. However, if your ArcGIS Server site's Web Adaptor uses web-tier authentication, the PrintingTools service and custom print services will not be able to print any of your site's services. This restriction exists for both federated and stand-alone ArcGIS Server sites. Reading your post, it seems like it should just work for you. I have few questions: the doc that I copy/pasted above, which category your setup falls into? are you using print service published from ArcMap? if so, I will strongly recommend you to use ArcGIS Pro to share/publish your print service. may I know why are you using arcpy based print service instead of using the Export Web Map tool that comes with ArcGIS Pro and ArcMap? In case you need to use arcpy based print service, here is the doc on how to create use embedded credentials from arcpy script. Web map printing with arcpy.mp—ArcPy | Documentation  Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Is that something public that I can try? do you have mapImage aka map service layer or feature layer? did you happen to try with A3 Landscape? you see the same problem? you can of course try with your own print service with custom templates where you give more room for the legend element in the layout. ... View more

Is your data stored in enterprise database? or everything stored on arcgis online? If you data are stored in enterprise database and your services are running on your portal/server, then I think I can give a solution that will allow you to publish a map service which will do dynamic aggregation and show the latest count as new data comes in. ... View more

I'm not sure whether these are supported with hosted feature service cases yet. [let me admit first that I didn't try it myself, but i know the basic concept and wanted to pass along in case it helps and if you haven't tried it yet] I think you should be able to achieve what you are asking for using Attribute Rules in an enterprise feature service. Here is the help link for attribute rules: Introduction to attribute rules—Geodatabases | Documentation  Attribute Rules use Arcade expression which has a function called NextSequenceNumber() - that might help you with generating sequential numbers. .... in addition, using other spatial and non-spatial arcade function, you can achieve things mentioned in earlier posts such as: - prefix an auto increment number with some hard-coded string (example) - prefix the number with the polygon a point belongs to. [this is i know for sure ] if your data stored in an enterprise database, of course then database supports numeric field with auto-increment values - which is similar to ObjectID. This is outside of ArcGIS though. ... View more

looking at the request, I looks like the print service is set to run in async mode. WAB does not like async print service. please see step #4 in the following help if your print service is published in a portal Share custom layouts for printing from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.7) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  or, see step #5 in the next section if you have your print service running on a standalone server Share custom layouts for printing from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.7) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Make this change and give this a try and let me know if it does not work. ... View more

Hi Naty, Just for trying out, I'd say pls use the Utilities\Printing Tools service that comes installed with ArcGIS Server. If you want to publish you a print service with your layouts etc. please see the following help below that has detail instructions on how to publish/share a print service. Share custom layouts for printing from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.7) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  A very high level story - you can't publish a gp tool directly, instead you publish a result of that gp tool. Pls let me know if you run into any issues. Thank Tanu ... View more