Latest Contributions by MatthewDriscoll

You could try using the os.     import os myfile = r"C:\Path\TestProject.aprx" os.system("start " + myfile) * After some testing this works better.  You could also probably use the subprocess Popen too? import os myfile = r"C:\Path\TestProject.aprx" os.startfile(myfile)   ... View more

I am frustrated with the same problem.  If my memory is correct in the old ArcMap it would ask you which field you want as the Unique Identifier, if you did not have one I think there was an option to have it create one.  If you don't have a field that has a unique identifier you need to create one in SQL studio first.  If you do happen to then from the Map tab select Add Data -> Query Layer.  Or drag and drop go to the Properties -> source tab -> click the pencil icon and specify the field you want as the unique identifier.   These are the only options I can find, which probably won't solve your problem as it doesn't solve mine.   Also if you go and publish the table it completely changes the attributes of the one it "chose" for you.  ESRI should not allow it to randomly change my attributes in an SQL file.  I feel your pain! ... View more

Try removing the token. ... View more

Try clearing your cache.  Project Tab -> Options -> Display -> Local cache -> Clear cache.  Also, as others have asked, what is you current version of Pro?  I found this happened a lot in the earlier versions. ... View more

To add on to KenBuja answer we have found that when we publish things, portal will automatically assign tokens.  Check if any of layers, mapping application, etc. used in the map are using tokens in the data source.  I cannot find my notes on it, if I remember correctly we took out the token portion of the url, or changed the token portion of the URL to manager.   ... View more

First you need to start with an elevation raster.   Create a point where you want the drainage point.    Go to the Spatial Analyst Hydrology Tools.    Run these tools in this order:  Fill, Flow Direction, Flow Accumulation, Snap Pour Point (use the drainage point you created, play around with the Snap distance), Watershed.  This will give you the drainage area for the point location.  It will be a raster, I usually then run the raster to polygon to get nice clean edges.  Hope this helps!   ... View more

I am not familiar with the tool, but the documentation you linked to says to add it to ArcGIS Online.  So if you added it there and go to Pro Catalog -> Portal -> My Content and it should be there. ... View more

This is some really good information!  I am surprised this has not tripped me up too. ... View more

Just tested it and I am not having any luck either...  ... View more

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I do this in Pro by creating templates and inserting a default value of the year attribute before publishing.   Once that is done the year will be automatically populated in collector/agol with whatever I put in there when a new feature is created.   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/create-a-feature-template.htm * After re-reading the post, I am not sure this would work, I believe it only works on newly created features.   ... View more

Perhaps look into creating an add-in for this. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/sdk/   ... View more