Latest Contributions by AlexanderBrown5

Vishal, That is why I like the function method, you can just use the date-time module and not have to alter your code. ~Alex ... View more

Sebastian, Can you run telnet in the command prompt from the data store machine back to your GIS Server?   telnet <ip address> <port number>‍ telnet <GIS Server> <6443> telnet <GIS Server> <6080> Example: esri.com (10.112.18.3) telnet 10.112.18.3  80‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Just to make sure that the communication is open. ~Alex ... View more

Stacey, If you have a workgroup license for SQL Express you can publish live feature services from that. Register a workgroup geodatabase with ArcGIS Server—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise  ~Alex ... View more

I agree with Blake.  If you did some type of check on the file/directory if it exists first: if os.path.exists(zipfolder):     os.remove(zipfolder) else:     zf.write(path, os.path.basename(path))‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Chris, Please view this resource for compatibility of external GPS receivers with the Collector for ArcGIS App: GPS receiver support—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Post if you have a specific question about a particular receiver not on the list. ~Alex ... View more

Santhosh, If you are running my snippet from above (looks like you are from your error message attached)...your syntax is incorrect based on improper spacing.   I copied my snippet directly into idle and did not have an issue, but it looks like something got out of alignment in your error.   Please make sure your indentation is correct: 10 Common Python Errors of Beginning ArcGIS Programmers |  2.1.7 Indentation  Make sure your Power.mdb is actually located here "E:\YourPathHere\Power.mdb."  You could have updated this path to something else, I was literally saying "Your path on your computer to your access database here."   You created a new path instead of updating the line within the code. ~Alex ... View more

Raj, See below: Deleting the persisted transformation from a raster dataset—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  I generally copy the raster to another folder and then delete the .aux.xml file completely. ~Alex ... View more

Al, You need to connect first and then set the application for offline: Offline use—Drone2Map for ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS  ~Alex ... View more

Okeke, Beginning at 10.3, there is no ArcSDE setup.  The three tiered ArcSDE Application connects are now favored for the two tiered direct connection to the database.  Here are some helpful links: Where is the install for ArcSDE 10.3? | Support Services Blog  FAQ: Can ArcSDE command line tools be used against 10.3 and newer geodatabases?  Database connections in ArcGIS for Desktop—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ~Alex ... View more

Charlie, I apologize, I lost track of this thread.  Did you ever find a resolution? ~Alex ... View more

Pramudya, Have you added both the feature class and related table into the data frame of ArcMap before you published? 24043: Related layers or tables are not present in the data frame—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server  The table needs to be added to the data frame as well.  Publish this as a feature service; your related table should be available. ~Alex ... View more

Bekir, The Accept connection call in ArcPy allows an administrator to enable or disable the ability of nonadministrative users to make connections to an enterprise geodatabase. When you run this part of your script, you connect as the DBO (SA): # Dont Accept Geo database connections to the CBS database! arcpy.AcceptConnections('Database Connections\\172.16.200.86_CBS_sa.sde', False) # Disconnect all users in the GIS Databases! arcpy.DisconnectUser('Database Connections\\172.16.200.86_CBS_sa.sde', "ALL")‍‍‍‍‍ Since you are connected as DBO, that particular connection is the only one that can access the database.   In your case KULLANICI wont be able to connect. ~Alex ... View more

Anish, Take a look at insert cursors: InsertCursor—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ~Alex ... View more