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Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by 'arcgis account user'?  see step#5 in 'Install ArcGIS Server' section in the following help. This is where you setup arcgis server account. Install ArcGIS Server on one machine—ArcGIS Server (Windows) Installation Guide (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise  you can also use Fiddler (when you logged on your server machine as 'arcgis server account') to monitor what kind of requests are made by the print service. This might help you narrow down as well.  The idea is that the print service should be able to access all map/feature services that you are using in your web app. Print service is a separate entity - when you add a service in your webmap, the webmap make calls to the service to pull necessary data, print service in turn needs to do exactly the same thing -- it makes similar request to the service, just like what webapp does, to map/feature services to retrieve necessary data (features, attributes, map image etc.) to draw them by itself. Is there some sort of server checklist I can look at? pls check this out as well.  Steps to get ArcGIS Server up and running—ArcGIS Server (Windows) Installation Guide (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

sorry to hear that. did you log on as 'arcgis account user' on that machine? If you already did that, then I'd recommend you to contact Esri Tech Support. We need to take a look to find out what is going on? ... View more

pls see my response here could help you: Cannot print. Very frustrating problem.  ... View more

It usually happens when your print service can't access http....../..../.../..... This is what I'd do: - log on to your server (that hosts your print service) as 'arcgis account user' - open a web browser - try to access that map/feature service from there. ... View more

Thanks Kevin, are you saying that views that take between 0-3 sec, when execute from sql server, take about 30 sec when used in Pro or in map service? If so, can you pls use SQL Server Profiler to check what is the difference between 'when you execute from SQL Server' and 'when you draw from Pro'? this might help you narrow down. ... View more

Kevin Christy‌ there are few things I'd do to find out the bottleneck: I'd add that as a mapImage layer (aka dynamic map service layer) using https://servername.stpete.org/arcgis/rest/services/mapservice_name/MapServer (note: not ended with '/0') how long does it take to draw in Pro? how long does it take to execute the view in SQL Server?  hope this helps. ... View more

 This is not available in 2.3 the UI experience is not in there in Pro 2.3, but you can use arcpy functions to do that as stated by Domenico Ciavarella‌ - just make sure when you create .ags file (arcgis server connection) you pick the option to store user/pwd with the connection file. In Pro 2.4, we have a plan to publish services from Pro to standalone-server using UI (without any arcpy script). ... View more

WAB print widget passes the value from 'Author' text box to the print service. This value gets used in the dynamic text element on the layout that you mentioned in your email. Print service does not have any knowledge of who is the user is on the client side.   The user can add their name in Author text box or you might be able to add some custom logic in WAB print widget to auto populate this text box with name of the user currently using this app. ... View more

yep, it should be do-able. All you need to do is to: add the 'Archive Class' to your map you see that layer contains date-time fields make the layer time aware using those fields here are help topics on how to add 'Archive Class' to your map ArcGIS Pro: Work with the archive class—Geodatabases | ArcGIS Desktop  ArcMap: Working directly with the archive class—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Unfortunately the answer is no if you go with out of the box solutions. Layout Templates and Print services are meant for generic use. If you need to restrict to any specific scale, then I'd recommend you to create an arcpy based print service and have that map scale restrictions in the arcpy code. As you know in Pro, the Export Web Map gp tool is a script tool. You can use that arcpy script associated to this tool as a starting point. here is a tutorial on 'how to publish an arcpy based print service' - only thing is that it was written using ArcMap. Tutorial: Print a web map and export a vector output PDF using ArcPy—Documentation (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise  But we are planning to add another tutorial to describe how to do the same from ArcGIS Pro - I'm hoping it will come out very soon. ... View more

Personally this is the approach I'd do. Since most (if not all) databases support spatial data type, I'd have added a geometry field in table Computed geometries based on x,y coordinates and stored them in the geometry field Created spatial index using the database function Added that table to ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap you can drag-n-drop or for joins you can Create a Query Layer and provide the sql with joins as the query layer's definition for cases when data gets updated, I'd have had database triggers to auto-populate/update geometries based on values from x & y columns. ... View more

No. A feature layer can be of only one geometry type. You can't have a feature layer showing multiple types of geometry such as polygons and polylines or points. what is the exact use case that you are trying to solve? ... View more