Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

I don't know if supporter is the correct word, but I did check to see if there were unusually installations on the machine that few other people have (If one of these had GDAL library's and were installed 'per user', that may be the culprit). I found: ArcHydro Tools (64 bit) AutoTURN 8 Workstation  Bentley DGN I Filter Bentley DGN Indexe Services ... Bentley MicroStation Bentley Power InRoads Bentley Project Wise Catalyst Control Center Localization     CCC Help Czech through Turkish Google Earth Pro MGSFllodVer4 HDR Preview by Bentley so yes she has a lot more custom software that on most of our users. 🙂 ... View more

The GDAL library may be the root cause of the offset for the AIG format. There help documents state "Supported GDAL Raster Formats: Supported by GDAL for read access. "This format is the internal binary format for Arc/Info Grid, and takes the form of a coverage level directory in an Arc/Info database. To open the coverage select the coverage directory, or an .adf file (such as hdr.adf) from within it. ... The projections supported (read if a prj.adf file is available) is quite limited." Checking now with the GDAL folks if the projection we are using is supported. ... View more

If you have a standalone license installed you should go to ArcGIS Administrator and Deauthorize your license. Then you would use the same ECP number you have (you saved it, right?) to relicense the software after installation. Have you tried a 'repair' on ArcGIS Desktop from Control Panel | Programs? Should do that first over a complete uninstall/reinstall. ... View more

In ArcGIS Pro you can be licensed (1) via AGOL Named User, (2) standalone, or (3) concurrent use. Based on your question it appears you are getting your license from ArcGIS Online based on you AGOL user account. Can you go to https://www.arcgis.com/home/signin.html and sign-in directly? Something to check, when you start ArcMap in Windows 10 in the tray (next to your time and date) there is a 'Show hidden icons' karat, click this and right click on the ArcGIS Connection 'Properties' icon -which looks like a small globe. When you do this one option is to Run Connection tests. You need to pass the Proxy and Download Speed test to have valid connectivity. IF the download test Failed then you are not getting outside your network to the AGOL portal. Also, the free trial is only good for 21-Days... Now, if your office already owns concurrent-use licensing for ArcGIS Desktop Basic, Advanced, or Standard then they own the same number of ArcGIS Pro licenses. I suggest you have your license server admin provision your Pro licenses, load them onto your concurrent use license manager. Then when you install Pro correctly you will never have to login to ArcGIS Online. When installing ArcGIS Pro in this fashion the command line is: ArcGISPro.msi ALLUSERS=1 ENABLEEUEI=0 ESRI_LICENSE_HOST=<your license server> SOFTWARE_CLASS=Viewer AUTHORIZATION_TYPE=CONCURRENT_USE ... View more

Are you sure the tbl2_INS_Date a date field? Also if you need to be exact you should look at what date you are getting (i.e., UTC vs. Local). If you are working against a sql database you may need to use DATEDIFF() in the WHERE statement of your Select (e.g., in Select by Attribute window) DATEDIFF(day, INS_DATE, GETDATE()) < 91 This works with ArcGIS Desktop 10.5.1 and SQL 2014 database. rich ... View more

We used the Gold Add Data button and navigated to the data. ... View more

Just found out that when the user (with the problem) loads the raster's into ArcMap it is shown as a AIG format. AIG turns out to be a ArcGIS Binary Grid (AIG) format -which I have never heard of. When other people load the same data is appears as GRID in the layer properties vs. AIG. ... View more

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are you sure it is not opening on your second screen or is minimized? If the above is not the case try deleting \HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Licensing. This key will be recreated the next time you start ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Within a python program you can do this to get the values from the Model Process that called it. #Check to see if we have the expected number of parameters, in this case 2 if arcpy.GetParameterCount !=2:   print "Script requires two arguments (table file name and a field name)."   raise Exception # Gets the value from the Model Process theFileName= arcpy.getparameterastext(0) theFieldName= arcpy.getparameterastext(1) Some coders also use theFileName= sys.argv[1].lower() theFieldName=sys.argv[2].lower() In this case sys.argv[0] would be the name of the 'program' itself. Rich ... View more

As requested.  I also installed ArcGIS Pro on this machine. I have Pro setup to use Concurrent Use licensing and the licenses area installed on the same server as ArcGIS Desktop licenses. Interestingly ArcGIS Pro can reach the server and get a license (Basic) while ArcMap, on the same machine, cannot.  Rich ... View more

yes the ArcGIS license manager is at 10.5.1. Note - it is not a user environment issue since multiple people have had the same issue on this machine. Rich ... View more