Latest Contributions by AdamMesser1

@GEOKIDwe have experienced similar behavior. We also have a 10.9.1 enterprise install, and run a stand alone server on a LinuxOS. I'm intrigued by your comment about spontaneous crashes around midnight. We applied 3 patches in early August and the Server service has since failed 3 times over the 6 weeks.  All failures have occurred between midnight and early AM.  Our staff haven't had a chance to look into the issue in detail so I unfortunately don't have much to offer except solidarity! Patches applied:  ArcGIS Server Map and Feature Service Security 2023 Update 1 Patch (esri.com), ArcGIS Server Hosted Services Restart Patch (esri.com), ArcGIS Server 10.9.1 Utility Network and Data Management Patch 6 (esri.com   ... View more

@ThomasHamill Thank you for the solution and link to related post. ... View more

Thanks for the reply @Richard_Purkis . A support case has been logged and an analyst is working on it, but resolution has not been provided. Additional evaluation has shown that Member Settings for groups exhibiting this behavior is “Who can be in this group? = Any organization’s members” and "Who can view this group? = Only group members". Other groups where this behavior is not present do not have this combination of settings, or if the one of the problem settings is changed the error does not occur. ... View more

@Anonymous User  try clearing your registry keys using the Clean uninstall of ArcGIS Pro - Esri BeLux instructions to fix the path to your python install. If this is the problem you may not need to do a reinstall. Failure behavior includes: Analysis -> python window - fails to initialize interpreter, arcgispro-py3 python environment cannot be cloned in package manager, running python command prompt from start-> arcgis returns "cannot find path" (our example was pointing to "C:\Users\****\AppData\Local”). However, if you navigate to your python install location you can start the python.exe and another user logging onto the machine can use python in Pro without errors. The python command prompt runs the "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\Scripts\proenv.bat" file running "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\PythonEnvUtils.exe" to retrieve the python environment from the registry. The environment is set in the PythonCondaRoot from either  Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Esri\ArcGISPro  or Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Esri\ArcGISPro . In our case a new machine based install had a conflict with the prior user based install for the conda root entry. Simply renaming the ArcGISPro folder under the CURRENT_USER registry fixed the issue. This does not require admin privileges. Make sure you do not have an offline license per the clean uninstall instructions. Good luck! ... View more

I cannot create a template using letter drives pointing to data from a gdb, it always copies the data. I do not have share outside organization, or preserve toolboxes or history checked and am using Pro 3.0.2.  @KoryKramer the "Create a template to use on multiple computers" instructions say "it's recommended that you add network folder connections as UNC paths". They do not say required, in fact it says "the connection is stored in the template with the drive letter". Thus the article makes it seem that using letter drives, without copying data, is possible. @JDSF_PeterRowland  posted  on this issue as well (ArcPro Project Templates-whats the deal? - Esri Community). UNC path templates do work without data copying. However, I have users scattered across the state accessing data from a suite of servers, but every user accesses our GIS data from a single common letter drive regardless of the server name. I cannot make a single agency template to reference the letter drive. To make UNC templates work, I would have to create a new template for each different server. Is there a way to get letter drive templates to work without a data copy? If not, please correct your online help to accurately represent capabilities. ... View more

@BillSimper and @ZacharySutherby Thanks for the post and link to the 3.13 release notes. We are experiencing the same issue. We had one field with an input mask that started experiencing issues one week ago, based on our data tracking. The survey, had been published with S123 Connect several months ago, and had been working correctly, UNTIL we republished the survey to integrate some additional functionality. We did not change the field with the input mask. We did update to the most recent version of S123 Connect before publishing. Could be worth holding off on upgrades to web surveys using url parameters with fields with input mask until the issue is resolved. ... View more

This issue was logged with Esri support and confirmed as a bug. "#BUG-000143802 Unable to access the Survey123 custom URL while the URL contains the ‘@’ symbol." ... View more

To be clear, this works as expected on a public survey where no authentication is required such as: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/3feb26125dbc427ea0aec090e7f55b4b?open=menu&field:Hunter=Adam  Messer&field:Phone_Number=406-555-5555&field:Email_Address=amesser@mt.gov ... View more

Thanks for following up @JamesTedrick . We are not encoding the link for users, but the redirect (as shown in the attached image) is encoding the @ character as %40. An example of our original link is:  https:://survey123.arcgis.com/share/437eac8e2d174d0a94a05629bc7b3358?open=menu&field:Email_Address=amesser@mt.gov The encoded redirect is:  https%3A%2F%2Fsurvey123.arcgis.com%2Fshare%2F437eac8e2d174d0a94a05629bc7b3358%3Ffield%3AEmail_Address%3amesser%40mt.gov We tested encoding the @ symbol when troubleshooting and it did not solve the issue. For example we tried: "https:://survey123.arcgis.com/share/437eac8e2d174d0a94a05629bc7b3358?open=menu&field:Email_Address=amesser%40mt.gov" . We also tried encoding everything after the ? for our full url with all questions. The only thing that worked was getting rid of all @ and all %40 references or ensuring the user had authenticated to survey123.arcgis.com. ... View more