Latest Contributions by AdamZiegler1

Hi Walter - Did you receiving the error while trying to register the view you created in SQL Server Management Studio or the one you created in ArcCatalog. When you use the ArcCatalog tools, it will be registered with the GDB automatically, which would validate the error (in this case it's more of a warning that the view has already been registered). Making views in the database is not going to corrupt the database. You have to be careful with views that have been registered with the GDB because there are items written to SDE tables. Here's a quote from help: "You can use the Create Database View tool or the database context menu in ArcGIS Desktop to create a database view, or use the native SQL of your database management system (DBMS)." Views in an enterprise geodatabase—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  -Adam Z ... View more

Okay, I suspect it has something to do with that....hopefully tech support can explain what is happening. Fiddler is a nice application to watch internet traffic. I included a snapshot below, but I could essentially see hundreds of calls to your AGS box when I started the application. Fiddler free web debugging proxy  -Adam Z ... View more

I grabbed your REST service and added it as an item and built a quick basic viewer. I did not experience the same phenomenon. How did you consume your ArcGIS Server service into AGOL (individual layer per item or entire service as an item)? I watched the communication via Fidler on your app and it was making hundreds of calls back to your ArcGIS Server. I consume3d your entire service and my app made significantly fewer calls. If you have Chrome, add the Fiddler Add-In and watch the communication. Might be the way you consumed your layers into AGOL or how they were added (maybe altered) in the web map. http://citygov.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=52af0db39eb54cfdad4b714bb389b574  -Adam Z ... View more

Precisely, by attribute is a more granular look at a By Object selection. -Adam Z ... View more

Just published yesterday.... Tile Package Kreator | ArcGIS Blog  Adam Z ... View more

Hi Bernie - Are you working against an Enterprise Geodatabase? I have ran SQL queries in the past directly against an Oracle Enterprise Geodatabase using ST_Geometry functions (geometry was stored using ST_Geometry). ST_NumGeometries  If you have the Data Reviewer extension there are tools for this type of check. Finding multipart polygons—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  You could also use a Python Field calculator to calculate Is Multipart or part count based off the shape (would require adding fields...) Calculate Field—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  -Adam Z ... View more

Not quite, when reconcile by object any change to any row by multiple users will result in a conflict. When reconcile by attribute, the same attribute would need to be edited for a conflict to be raised. -Adam Z ... View more

Having all your editors work in the same version would achieve that. Last edit is going to persist. When there are multiple edit versions the last created version will rule when using the batch reconcile tool. You could maintain your workflow, but choose to abort if conflicts are found...then go check each of the versions to see which you want to keep. Automated when no conflicts are found, manual but the results you want when conflicts are found. -Adam Z ... View more

How about time out settings? What is the Remote query timeout set to? This is a property of your SQL Server instance, in the Connections page. -Adam Z ... View more

Hi Matthew - Do you have the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client installed on the machine you are trying to execute the writes from? If not, it can be downloaded from your My Esri portal under the ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Enterprise sections in the additional products category. -Adam Z ... View more

Tony sent this link along. http://www.esri.com/~/media/Files/Pdfs/library/fliers/pdfs/drone2map-for-arcgis-beach-erosion.pdf  -Adam Z ... View more

At this year's UC, Drone2Map was presented with a pretty cool demo on a beach restoration effort. I also contacted Tony to see if he could provide any additional examples. ArcGIS Apps: Drone2Map for ArcGIS: Bring Drone Imagery into ArcGIS - YouTube  Good luck! -Adam Z ... View more

Hi Matthew - Here are a couple help topics that should get you where you need to be. The first is about managing no value, the second is choosing a blank symbol for no data. NoData in raster datasets—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Symbolizing values of NoData in raster datasets—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Hope this helps, Adam Z ... View more