Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

The ESRI base maps are not in UTM_Zone_13N, they are delivered in the WGS84 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere) coordinate system. The reason your points are not showing is because they do not fall on top of the base map, have your to tryed right clicking on the shapefile and select 'Zoom to Layer' to see where you end up?  ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.0.3 requires the 64-bit Windows 10 .Net Framework 6.0 DESKTOP Runtime to run. The regular .Net 6.0 runtime (x64) often used in Visual Studio development is not sufficient. Current version of .Net 6 is 6.0.13 and runs without issue. ... View more

Many of the older styles were designed for plotters and printers, as such they are not web friendly and should not be used in maps intended for the Web. That is one reason many of the older styles and symbols are not included (by default) with ArcGIS Pro.  ... View more

Look under: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products\6E547C621C3BB764593227D78130EE70 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Installer\Products\6E547C621C3BB764593227D78130EE70 Note after uninstall of 2.8 at least one of these registry settings remained, it might be easier to search for ProductName='ArcGIS Pro' to find it and then delete. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro is also there, it references Python. ... View more

This same issue happens with ArcGIS Pro 2.8 to 2.9 upgrade. Core issue can be two fold, left behind registry setting from ArcGIS Pro uninstaller OR there is a clone of the default Conda (Python) environment. ESRI recommended that Pro users not modify the default environment, so a user needs to clone  if they want to install any additional Conda packages -e.g., deep learning modules. In regards to registry settings, we found that under Installer related settings under the apps GUID, {26C745E6-B3C1-467B-9523-727D1803EE07} were left behind. When these 3 settings were deleted the installer for the next higher version worked.   Cond environment removal information at Delete an environment—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

It would be instructive to see what line 683 actually says. Found that there is NO line 683 in the 2.8 and 2.9 version of the tool.script.validate.py. This means the error you are seeing is from NEW code added at v3.0.     ... View more

same issue with ArcGIS Pro 2.9, did not have with Pro 2.8 and prior.   when I UPGRADED 2.8 to 2.9 the installer works, fails for a clean install (no pro previously loaded)   ... View more

An I'm using ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and still get this error. I reinstalled the Deep Learning Python library twice, no joy.   ... View more

I was running the Export Training Data for Deep Learning and it reached 100%, then it started over again and it now up to 94%. Did ESRI give you any advice, e.g., do you have to kill the process, delete all chips and start over? Mine has been running for 12 hours. Could it be running once for each Zoom level in the raster image? ESRI definitely needs to add some information messages to the results so we can actually see progress.  ... View more

Just on the informative side, ArcGIS Desktop 10.8.2 has an Internal version number of 10.9.1.28388. This means 10.8.2. can publish to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.x.   ... View more

This issue is a known bug with ArcGIS Server 10.7 and 10.8. We resolved the problem with  the Print Utility in Server 10.8.1 by installing two Patches available in the Download Center. Specifically: ArcGIS-1081-S-PS-Patch.msp ArcGIS-1081-S-PSTE-Patch.msp ... View more

still not working at ArcGIS Server 10.8.1. How To: Execute a Export Web Map task operation from the REST endpoint (esri.com) ... View more

As a system Admin for a large agency, I'll tell you I don't want to see actual Esri log reports. They contain no information that can be used by non-Esri staff for determining the cause of the failure since the data files are not human readable. What your Admin will need will be a screen shot 'before' the crash and the steps you were taking prior the crash (i.e., is the issue reproducible?).  If it is reproducible on more than one machine then it is, in order, generally a data issue, a software configuration issue, install issue, or a true bug.  If it occurs only on your machine the issues tend to be network, Operating System, and Hardware related while if it occurs only on your machine when your logged in (but works for others on the same machine) then we know it is a user configuration issue in your ArcGIS or Windows profile. ... View more