Latest Contributions by AlessandroValra

Surprisingly, at a scale of 1:0 I can see the label ... View more

Dan Patterson‌ I cannot use the Check Geometry as the feature class is in a Workgroup geodatabase. Also, I need to avoid using points if possible. If it is not possible otherwise, I'll probably add a slight shift of either the start or end point of these vertical lines, so that shape length would not be null. Still, it should be possible to work with vertical lines as those represent real feature in the world (in my case, they represent a vertical deviation of a well). Do you have any other suggestion maybe? ... View more

I might have done some improvements in understanding this. With user A I just created a Feature Class inside its previously created feature dataset and now I with the other user B I can see both this feature dataset and the feature class, AND its other feature dataset. This makes sense, and I guess that probably a feature dataset is not really a table, rather an abstraction object to contain and manage real tables like feature classes. Still, what suprises me is that: other NON admin users (e.g. user B) can create content and being the owner and only real "admin" of this content (see Change ownership of SDE feature class , and Grant and revoke dataset privileges—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop) there can be two feature dataset with the same name in the same geodatabase (due to the "[database].[domain].[user].[featuredataset]" nomenclature). How can a server or geodatabase admin avoid point 1 which is probably a situation nobody would like to have in his organization? Also, WHAAAAAAAAT??? (Creating a feature dataset—Help | ArcGIS Desktop ) ... View more

I think this is not really what an admin wants: having anybody who can create content being the owner of that object and the only who can actually manages it (e.g. Register As Versioned). This sounds really odd to me... ... View more

David Wright‌ that will not solve many problems. If you see the linked thread I posted that made me creating this idea you'll understand. ... View more

David Wright‌ can you please elaborate a bit? I am not a sysadmin so it would be very useful to understand it if it is possible without too much effort. IIS would be enough to begin. Thanks in advance. ... View more

Thomas Colson‌ I came back to this isseue and still with no luck. The thing is: the customer does not have ArcMap and so we need to test it with ArcGIS Pro. I tried to repeat the process in a different project and got the same problem. It is strange that the layer numbering is missing an index (number 10), which is the layer with the in-memory join to the "serbatoi" table (number 16). This issue seems to be related only to services that are published with data registered with the server. I still need to figure out what could be the real cause of the problem. It should not be related to permissions to read/write the registered data, as the arcgis server user has the right to do so with the registered data and from manager the validation of the Data Store registered folder gives me a green flag. Also, all the layers come from the same folder and only that with the in-memory join does not show up. Please, can anybody help me to find out if this is a bug? Thanks. ... View more

Asrujit SenGupta‌ Thanks. I am quite aware of how to add users and alter their permissions. However, the questions I asked still remain unsolved even after reading the documentation you linked to. So maybe some screenshots can be of help to clarify my point. This is the situation: USER A: SERVER ADMIN 1. creates new geodatabase (test) 2. assigns read/write permission to other user at GDB level USER B: READ/WRITE 3. creates new feature dataset (test_FD) thus becoming its owner 4. looking at the Feature Dataset Manage -> Provileges window, I see: , which is weird, given that this user is the creator of the same Feature Dataset. Moreover, I cannot see any other users here... USER A: SERVER ADMIN (again) 5. from the Catalog Window and a new ArcMap session, I reconnect to the SQL EXPRESS DB, and searches for the just created Feature Dataset, but cannot find it 6. creates another Feature Dataset (called "test_FD", again): 7. Look in the same Feature Dataset Manage -> Provileges window, I see with this user I see: , meaning that the other user ("B", or "minorau") has inherited provileges to read/write in this Feature Dataset from the GDB level, which is what I expected. Still, user B or minorau cannot see this server admin-created FD, but only its one (point 3). Can anybody please shed a light on this? My setup is untouched (I kept the default settings of the Esri installation and just added new windows users from the Catalog Window by right clicking the SQL Express Server connection and then Permissions). ... View more

Jonathan Quinn‌ Can you stop and start one of the services and see if the service information re-populates? Actually, the way we solved the problem for all the services was to restart the entire ArcGIS Server service. Which Windows update installed? I am going to contact one of the IT person of one of these three customers and hopefully I will ask about what was the Windows update and update this post. Are all services missing their information, or only services with certain data sources? All three customers have a new AGS install with only the sample Map Service provided by Esri and another one for test. This one is a Map Server showing data coming from either a SQL Express GDB or a FileGDB registered with the AGS. The thing I noticed in the rest page of these test map services is that all layers were missing in the list, and extent was all "None". So it seems the problem might be related to data registered with AGS rather than copied to the server directories during publication. Indeed, validating the registration (from ArcgIS Server Manager -> site -.> Data Store) was failing before restarting the ArcGIS Server instance. I will hopefully give you more info about the Windows update this same afternoon. ... View more

No, apparently it is working fine now. Cannot tell if I had two consecutive Windows updates as you, but in case I'll see the strange behaviour again, I'll try yours and Robert LeClair‌ suggestions. Thank you both. ... View more

Thank you both for the hint, will try that if the error occur again. Will let you know. ... View more