Latest Contributions by PaulLohr

I ran across the same issue. Client is ArcMap 10.7.1, geodatabase was created with ArcMap 10.2.2, DBMS is SQL Server 2008. When trying to run the Upgrade Geodatabase tool from ArcMap 10.7.1, it says that "The geodatabase is already at the current release and cannot be upgraded." Nothing is mentioned in the error message (# 001046) about the DBMS version not supporting the upgrade. The reality is it can't be upgraded due to the 2008 version of SQL Server. ... View more

For anyone who is having trouble with field mappings in Modelbuilder, Curtis's post on the page linked below may be helpful. This has been a great help to me. Thank you, Curtis. "%Output Values%" is the input feature class / layer from which the field mapping is built. The output variable from Calculate Value gets connected to the tool needing a properly built field map. As Curtis mentioned, make sure the Calculate Value tool outputs a Field Mappings data type. https://community.esri.com/message/836404-re-merge-buffers-after-creatingcalculating-field?commentID=836404#comment-8364…  ... View more

Using ArcGIS Pro version 2.3.1. Same situation here. A project that has been saved can only be opened in read-only mode. I have tried opening the application then opening the file. I have also tried double clicking the aprx file. The result is the same. ... View more

We use ArcGIS Server with the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer. Date / time fields which aren't the specified time field (in the map document) are adjusted by the AGOL Map Viewer by adding 4 or 5 hours to the time (depending on DST or not). There is no way of specifying the time zone so of course the time is wrong after the 4 or 5 hours is added to the time.  The date / time functionality in the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer really needs some work. ... View more

I am using Desktop 10.6, trying to reproject from: WGS 1984 Web Mercator / NAD 1983 (2011) ellipsoid into: NAD 1983 (2011) Florida State Plane West (feet) / NAVD 1988 U.S. feet. After selecting the output coordinate systems and checking the 'vertical' option, a transformation does not show up in the Geographic Transformation section of the dialog. I did install the separate coordinate systems package. In order to determine if the transformation exists, I looked for the hvtdefaults.json file in with the separately installed coordinate system data - it wouldn't appear to be there. As a workaround, I tried reprojecting the horizontal coordinates to NAD 1983 (2011) Florida State Plane West (feet) then in a second step, reprojecting the vertical coordinates from NAD 1983 (2011) ellipsoid to NAVD 1988 U.S. feet. I still did not get a Geographic Transformation in the dialog to make the vertical conversion. There is a very nice lady from ESRI support (India) working on this issue under case number 02081170. She would probably appreciate a little help. I will pass any information to her or perhaps she could be contacted directly. Thank you for any help. ... View more

Stephen - Implementing attachment functionality may not be a short term goal, but given the number of years that ArcPad has supported working with feature services, I would think you guys would have added attachment functionality by now. If attachment support was added, would ArcPad then fully support feature service editing? Per the link below, relationships are supported. It might help a few of us by including feature attachments on this help page: ArcPad Help  ... View more

For anyone who comes up against this same issue, the Integrate tool may help. It is in with the geoprocessing tools. Unclosed parallel lines are more challenging. ... View more

Thank you for your help, Dan.  I may be missing your point since I haven't found the problematic geometry. I added, calculated and checked various X, Y and Z fields including start, mid and end. The Shape_Length field has normal values. I was expecting to find values that were null or well out of the normal range. I should mention that the feature class is very large (~ 92K features), has a high number of vertices and has Z values (I did mention this above). In this sentence, did you mean to say 'invalid'? Sounds like I would have to dig into checking for near-coincident points, which I have not done. In the case of lines... two points almost coincident, won't be noticed on a map but will be valid. I deleted and recreated the spatial index. Same problem remained. Here is a workaround for anyone else having the same issue. Out of curiosity and a need to complete this task, I ran QGIS's Convex Hull tool against the same input geometry. It produced the correct minimum bounding convex polygon that I needed. ... View more

I have seen the same behavior that Hannes explained. Desktop Version 10.2.2, all geodatabase feature classes as inputs and outputs. I am using a line feature class with the Convex Hull option. Repair Geometry run against the input initially found errors. I ran Repair Geometry a second time - it found no errors. Even so, the output polygon is extended about 980,000 feet southwest of the actual feature extent. ... View more

I don't think this helps you resolve the issue but hopefully it is still useful. There are some documented bugs related to domain coded values being displayed instead of descriptions. BUG-000098838: When using a domain to label a feature class before ..  BUG-000090470: The coded value domain descriptions display the code..  BUG-000088166: The coded value domain descriptions display the code..  Does anyone know if there is a way to specify a coded value or description when making a call for attributes using either the 3.x or 4.x Javascript API? A 'call for attributes' could be labels on the map, a pop-up window or an attribute table. ... View more

I think there must be at least one more variable as to why a user cannot be seen. I can show you a case where two users have both their profiles set to 'organization' visibility (Who can see your profile?). One can be found, the other cannot. ... View more

Is it possible to output coordinates other than Web Mercator or WGS 1984 latitude / longitude with the Javascript API, not using a geometry service? esri/geometry/webMercatorUtils offers the Web Mercator and WGS 1984 conversions. I am interested in outputting coordinates to a projected state plane system. I briefly looked over the documentation but did not find an answer. Here is the documentation for the webMercatorUtils (version 3.x) esri/geometry/webMercatorUtils | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.22  Thank you for any help, Paul Lohr ... View more

Thank you for point this out, Robert.  ... View more

Got it, Robert. Thanks again. To learn a little about the infoWindow, I removed the array parameter of [1] from domNodeInfoWindow (according to the above code) which allowed me to see that there are other items in the array, similar to _description, that also have an attribute of dojoattachpoint. Setting the dojoattachpoint to _gallery and using the corresponding array value of [5] would seem to make sense but the lat / long value does not appear on the first click. It does appear on the second click. Not a huge problem but a small annoyance. So I went back to using _description and [1], which works well. This is the modified code which allowed me to look over domNodeInfoWindow: var domNodeInfoWindow = dojo.query("[dojoattachpoint]=\"_description\"", map1.infoWindow.domNode); Here are the contents of the domNodeInfoWindow variable (using the modified code above): ... View more