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Harris County Appraisal District GIS Division typically creates and modifies over 15,000 lots, 1,000 Subdivisions, and 1,000 map area changes in a year. Prior to this year, managing, assigning and tracking the completed work for the areas was done by the memorization of Harris County subdivisions and entering numbers each day into an Excel spreadsheet.  Now, the SQL database information is retrieved from Sharepoint and the pertinent data is extracted and modified to be placed as layers into Operations Dashboards using SQL, Python, VB.net and HTML5 and Portal. The data is updated on a regular hourly schedule. Several widgets support the application, and using customized symbology, management can now view at a glance where work is being completed, what stage the work is at, who is completing the work and where unassigned work is located. Each type of work for each person and how many lots each person has completed can be easily queried and displayed in tables. Individual workers also have their own Operation Dashboard apps allowing them to view and query their own individual work and keep track of where they are working in comparison to others. ... View more

I am using ArcGIS 10.3.1 on my local and 10.4 on the server. I constructed a model that at one point appends 2 layers and then dissolves the data. The append accurately appends data from both layers but the dissolve only contains data from one layer. I have this same process in 4 other models and it works for those but not this one. This process does work when I run it in modelbuilder. My python script was exported directly from the working module. I have compared the script against the working scripts and can find no difference in the procedures. For Example (Cliff Notes Version): LayerNew: New data that was just buffered LayerOld: Old data buffered that needs to be updated Append LayerNew with LayerOld. Outcome is LayerOld containing data from LayerOld and LayerNew. Dissolve LayerOld. Outcome is only data from LayerNew. In Python:  # Process: Buffer arcpy.Buffer_analysis(GeoRecsNew_AllBuff_NS__2_, ServerConnection_GeoRecsNewBuff_NoNulls_Sym_NS, "1 Miles", "FULL", "ROUND", "LIST", "FileID;WorkStatus;Subs_new;Subs_Current;Subs_Finished;DateAdded_month;NodeDissolved;LotCount_Finished", "PLANAR") print ("buffer") # Process: Append arcpy.Append_management("'Database Connections\\ServerConnection\\ServerFolder\\ServerConnection.GeoRecsNewBuff_NoNulls_Sym_NS'", ServerConnection_GeoRecsOldBuff_NoNulls_Sym_NS, "TEST", "", "") print ("append buffers") # Process: Dissolve arcpy.Dissolve_management(ServerConnection_GeoRecsOldBuff_NoNulls_Sym_NS__2_, ServerConnection_GeoRecsOldBuff_SymDissolve_NS, "FileID;WorkStatus;Subs_new;Subs_Current;Subs_Finished;DateAdded_month;NodeDissolved;LotCount_Finished", "", "MULTI_PART", "DISSOLVE_LINES") print ("dissolve buffers") In ModelBuilder: ... View more

UPDATE: I have run the chrome developer tools for the eSearch and it is returning with the error: "Cannot read property 'getLayerObject' of undefined"   I do not know why it is undefined. I have defined it. So still not working and still don't know how to fix it. - - I am using Web AppBuilder 2.0 via Portal 10.4 and for some layers my search and query keeps failing. When I perform a search, it will come back and say 'Search Failed !'. When I perform a query, results will appear in the attribute table and the query results window but no data can be displayed on the map. I click and click on the records but nothing happens. Each of the layers that are not working with the search and query can be individually added to the map and displayed as a layer. I have tried selecting the query layer as 'From the map', 'From Portal' and 'Service URL' but nothing works. I am not using any filter definitions and left the results settings on default. All my layers are added as services on ArcGIS Server. One is a point layer and the other a polygon. My Searches are set up as: ... View more