Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

Greetings @GISJess  What you are experiencing with date fields when exporting data I believe is expected behaviour, as explained in Date fields in ArcGIS Online. ... View more

Greetings @MichaelBell  The describedatastore result looks good for both the Relational and TileCache DSs. But, as @ArchitSrivastava suggested, I would strongly recommend that you check the validity of the Federation: Check if the federation validates by navigating to "Portal Administrator Directory"  > Federation > Servers > Select "machinename.domain.com:6443 (id: xxxxxxxxx) -hosted server" > "Validate " under Supported Operations The interface will look as the following: Clicking the Validate link will provide you with crucial information on the validity of the Federation. ... View more

Greetings @JamalNUMAN  You should be able to convert the file to an earlier version (2018 to 2023) as described in the following article: How to save an AutoCAD drawing to a previous or older file format   Hope that helps 🙂 ... View more

Greetings @JasonCyphers  I think that what you probably need is something like the Range Rings tool as described in the "Create Range Rings tool" available in ArcGIS Pro. Doing a test with cities in Florida, I tried with the following parameters: And here are the results (Map in WGS84): I then published the Range Circle layer to ArcGIS Online, added the service to the map, and switched the coordinate system of the basemap to NAD 1983 StatePlane Florida WEST FIPS 0902 (US Feet), and got the following: So the Circle layer will be projected to the coordinate system you are using in the basemap (In this case WGS84) , and be geodetically correct:   Oh, sorry, in your original question, you are defining the range through an attribute.  The tool I illustrated above is an interactive tool.  However, there is a tool that should do what you want based on an attribute value, Generate Range Rings From Features (Defense). I have not tried this particular tool, but it looks like it will work for your use case.  Hope the above helps. ... View more

Greetings @jcarswell  It sounds to me that what you need might be provided by one of the new Instant App Templates.  I would suggest checking the Create and publish your first app page to get you started. I hope the above is of assistance. ... View more

Greetings @Rémi  What you would probably want to use in your Python script would be the command DeleteFeatures, based on an expression that evaluates the "end date" attribute.  You would then use any of the methods suggested by @marceloRod  and @berniejconnors  to schedule the execution of the script. ... View more

Greetings @SamJack  Have a look at the following article by Kristian Ekenes, Autosize by Scale now available in Map Viewer Beta. I tried this with a point layer representing Peruvian restaurants in London, by enabling the Adjust size automatically checkbox, and I got points with fixed sizes: As I zoom in, the point symbols remain at the almost the same size: Is this what you were looking for? Hope this helps. ... View more

Greetings Michael, Have you tried stopping/starting the DataStore process from the Windows Services console on the server hosting Enterprise?  Also, the message you are getting refers to the Tile Cache DS, which is not relevant when trying to publish a hosted feature layer to your Portal. If restarting the DS process does not have any effect, try using the Data Store command utility "describedatastore". Remember to run the Command Prompt as administrator. Also, please check the following for further troubleshooting the DS: Troubleshoot ArcGIS Data Store Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @MJune, There is a mechanism for doing what you want for ArcGIS Online. The procedure is described in the article by @KellyGerrow titled Find out what a user has been doing in your organization. However, there appears that the history option is not available in ArcGIS Enterprise at this point in time.  Maybe something you might want to suggest in the ArcGIS Ideas portal, perhaps? Hope the above information helps somewhat given that is not a solution. Best regards, ... View more

Greetings, After you select the CSV file, you then should select the option to Create a hosted feature layer and add it to the map After doing so, you will see the Fields page. Make sure the fields you need are selected. Click Next, which will display the Location settings page. Expanding  the choices should provide you with the None option: After adding the table, you should see it in the Table section in the Map Viewer. Once you have the table, you should be able to proceed with the joining of the table to a feature layer. Hope the above helps, ... View more

Greetings David, Have you seen the article Methods for Updating Layer Symbology with the ArcGIS API for Python? Check the section How to Update Portal/ArcGIS Online Item Symbology: and see if this gives you what you need.   Hope the above helps, ... View more

Greetings, There is an article on how to do this on Linux, Walkthrough on silently upgrading ArcGIS Enterprise that you could use as a guide.  I would definitely follow the advice on the previous postings and also, would create a snapshot of the VM so you can go back to the initial state in case things do not go according to plan. I hope the above advice is of help.   ... View more