Latest Contributions by Asrujit_SenGupta

Links to check: Can We Move The Files From ArcGIS Online To ArcGIS Portal?  Example: Copy content—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise   This script can also be used to move content from Portal for ArcGIS to ArcGIS Online and vice versa.  ... View more

Just adding an official doc for reference: About editing shapefiles—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Keep in mind that a shapefile supports only one person editing it at a time, although multiple users can view it simultaneously. Attempting multiuser editing of a shapefile can result in data corruption. ... View more

Make sure you are using a supported Date - data type. SQL Server data types supported in ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ArcGIS data types SQL Server data types created Other SQL Server data types that can be viewed Notes BLOB VARBINARY(MAX) BINARY, IMAGE, TIMESTAMP, VARBINARY(n) DATE DATETIME2(7) DATETIME2(n), DATETIME, SMALLDATETIME ... View more

I have tried Exporting to a new GDB. What was the result of this? Same issue in the new geodatabase? Did you try recalculating the Extent for that Feature Class? Maybe by mistake a stray line feature was drawn in the FC while editing, which changed the extent drastically.. ... View more

I was checking the other day, and if I recall correctly, I saw the message "Update service is disabled temporarily" from the Esri side....or something on those lines....Maybe they have disabled the update for some reason... Kory Kramer‌ Edit: It's working now...so that won't be an issue anymore...  ... View more

Did you check similar Posts on GeoNet for any suggestions: Error: The Layer, ######, cannot be added to the map  https feature layer cannot be added to the map  Error: The layer {layer name} cannot be added to the map  Layer cannot add to map in protal  https://community.esri.com/thread/184819-portal-layer-layername-cannot-be-added-to-the-map  ... View more

I am using ArcGIS 10.4.1 on a Win10 machine and there are no issues. So, could be specific to your machine. Check by installing 10.4.1 on any other available Win10 machine if possible, if you can't upgrade to 10.6, as suggested by Dan. ... View more

It has been determined that editing (or even opening) a 10.3 mosaic with 10.5 desktop modifies the data storage in a way that is not backwards compatible. Can you show me where this was determined, that the Storage Type is altered when you view\modify from a higher version of ArcGIS Desktop? I agree, that opening the Mosaic Dataset in the higher version, makes some alterations, but it was never determined that the Storage Type was altered. Also, the Storage type difference was mentioned for Oracle, PostgreSQL or SQL Server geodatabases only. It is not applicable for File gdb. However, if you check the original Post in this thread, the OP was using a File gdb and still facing the issue.  File geodatabases also accept configuration keywords, but unlike with enterprise geodatabases, the configuration keywords have a standard predefined value. For more information about configuration keywords, see Configuration keywords for file geodatabases. The most important factor, you are only focusing on the version of the ArcGIS Desktop, and ignoring the fact that the version of the SDE geodatabase matters as well. The suggestion of altering the Configuration Keyword to make it compatible with older versions, is ONLY applicable when you have a 10.5.x or above, SDE gdb (it is 10.3.x in your case). This is the DBTune for a 10.3.x or 10.4.x gdb: And this is the DbTune for a 10.5.x gdb: The link provided by Mahinda Abeykoon‌, talks about altering this in a 10.5.x gdb, which is not your case. My reason for asking to start a new Post was the difference in the above scenario. While he is going to create new Mosaic datasets, you guys already have existing ones, which you are facing issues with. Anyway, just in case you are interested, the issue still occurs if you alter the Configuration Keyword in a 10.5 geodatabase and then create the MD using Desktop 10.5. For me, ArcGIS 10.4.x was still encountering the error and unable to use the MD. ... View more

Please post this as a new Question\Discussion, as this is not related to the issue being discussed above. https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-1087-creating-questions  ... View more

Or it has a lock on it, as someone else may be checking the data in ArcCatalog, etc. make sure nobody else is using the Shapefile, even viewing, and then try to add the Spatial Index ... View more

If you query a versioned view without setting the version and state, you are referencing the current state of the DEFAULT version. What is a versioned view?—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Connect to that version from ArcMap and check for the chenges. The version doesn't even have a "Modified Date. This is fine. If you run a Reconcile on that version or make any update using ArcMap, you will see that getting updated.  Msg 50000, Level 16, State 1, Procedure edit_version, Line 144 Cannot stop edit on WMMUpdate while version id 20 is the current edit version. This is happening, because another version is set as the current edit version & you are trying to stop editing on WMMUpdate version.  What is version id 20? Check the SDE_versions table from the database end.. ... View more

Did you check the Versioned View, if it was updated or not? I tested a similar scenario at my end and observed the error. However, the data did get updated. This error is observed if I execute all the SQL together. Not if I execute 1 statement at a time...check that. ... View more

Maintain Attachments is not available at 10.4.x...so did you try to export to an XML workspace document and then import that in the other gdb? Will that work? ... View more

You can create a Personal SDE gdb (Desktop geodatabase), which can have a maximum capacity of 10 GB (as it has SQL Server Express as backend database). This comes free with ArcGIS Desktop and won't need any separate licensing.. ... View more