Latest Contributions by GaryBowles1

What is the default setting in Survey123 Connect for the Disable Sent Items Box? --gary ... View more

Pamela, The supervisor can install the Survey123 Mobile App on their computer and then can scroll through the in-box and fill in their initials on a question such as "Reviewed by Supervisor". This works and is an easy method to view all of the sent surveys without going through a map viewer. --gary ... View more

Will do. Thanks, --gary ... View more

James, See attached. I have included the csv file used for the pulldata and a barcode. Thanks, --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more

I redid my field names with none of them longer than 16 characters and am still receiving the same error. Portal is 10.4.1 --gary ... View more

James, I just created a survey using 2.4.60 Connect, 2.4.72 mobile app on an iPad Mini2 and am getting the same error. Survey is published to a federated hosting server using SQLServer. Thanks, --gary ... View more

Right, but when the csv is read by excel, aren’t the zeroes then ignored? I can open my csv in notepad and the zeroes are there, it is only in excel that the zeroes disappear. I will try this and see if it will work. Thanks for the quick reply, --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more

Phil, The issue was related to the field names of the original survey containing uppercase letters and the 2.3 upgrade no longer converted/fixed this to push the data up with all lowercase field names. During this time, when our users hit send now for a survey, the mobile app did not throw an error and acted as if the data was uploaded properly, however the data was going into the database as a blank record because none of the field names matched. We wound up with approximately 300 blank records in our database. Once we found the problem and diagnosed what was the cause and how to fix, I manually removed the databases from the 12 iPads but several users emptied their Sent box every night. I was able to recover approximately 95 of the surveys but we have to send our field crews out to redo approximately 200 inspections. Thanks for adding the Disable Sent Items as feature request. --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more

John, Downloaded, installed and uploaded rescued data. Thanks for you assistance. --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more

Johnathan, Can you provide a link to the Survey123 mobile app for a version prior to 2.3? I am recovering data from 14 iPads and would prefer if i can get a 2.2 version of the mobile app for Windows. Thanks, --gary ... View more

Philip, Bottom line – is the data from any collected survey since the 2.3.29 update going to be available for removal from the iPads? If no, I need to get our people back out repeating their inspections as these are regulatory inspections and we are required to report these to the state DEP. Was the lowercase field names option not tested against feature services that had uppercase letters in their field names prior to release? I do not remember seeing anything other than the note in the release blog from July 20 This is potentially a large issue that will cost significant time and money to fix. Please respond today and let me know if the data that has been collected using the 2.3.29 app can be removed from the iPads. If it cannot, then I need to inform the program managers involved and determine our best method to recapture the data. Thanks for your help, --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more

James, If I configure the pop-up to display 3 decimal places, all displays properly. If someone else goes in and looks at the data though, they see the rounded/truncated values. We are not creating a webmap for this data but I have seen this with lat/long values in other webmaps we have. After configuring the pop-ups for 6 decimal places and saving the webmap, when it is re-opened, it has gone back to 2 decimal places. I do not think this is a Survey123 issue per se, but was trying to see if any other users experienced this and possibly had a fix. Thanks, --gary Gary H. Bowles, GISP GIS Database Administrator | Seneca Resources Office : 412-548-2544 | Cell Phone: 412-334-5273 ... View more