Latest Contributions by AlexanderBrown5

Maria, I see you mentioned it happened twice about a year ago.  Is this still an issue after you reinstalled server and geoevent? Regards, Alex ... View more

Tor, Can you try resetting the password for the account you are referencing?  I see this in your errors: .DefaultArcGISServerConnection    |     Error trying to decrypt Web Tier Password.  Your password might be utilizing a character that is not decrypted properly. In regards to the Keyfile that is created when you installed ArcGIS Server and authorized its role as Geoevent should be: Help Provide the path and file name of the keycodes file that was created when you authorized ArcGIS for Server Enterprise. This file is in the \\Program Files\ESRI\License<release#>\sysgen folder on Windows or /arcgis/server/framework/runtime/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/ESRI/License<release#>/sysgen directory on Linux. If you have not already done so, authorize ArcGIS for Server to create this file. ~Alex ... View more

Wellington, Is your external website publicly available?  I would like to take a look since Chris' answer should have solved it for you. ~Alex ... View more

Ahsan, I am confused.  You mention that you installed ST_Raster on SQL Server, but you posted a link to the Oracle help documentation.  Which environment are you utilizing -- SQL Server or Oracle ? Here is the SQL Server install directions for ST_Raster: Install ST_Raster in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ~Alex ... View more

Charlie, The bottom three messages show they are trying to calculate a field in your original GeoEvent definition instead of the newer copy.  The messages on top let you know it is not writing to the output (which makes sense because something is off in the steps before the output.  I would look into the TCP tool to help troubleshoot or write to a file output; going through each step and repeating. You can also try restarting the GeoEvent Service in the manager, or restarting the entire windows GeoEvent service. Once you start working through each step and looking at the output, just post and Ill keep helping! ~Alex ... View more

Hi Charlie! I am glad you are 99% there.  The issue is within your Pattern*: inputs for your x_calc and y_calc. For the pattern in x_calc:   These are two different regular expressions: ^(\d*.\d*)   ^[^:]+ I put both so you can choose one or the other (same result).  Since you have the whole expression "^(\d*.\d*)   or   ^[^:]+"  this will not work. The same for your y_calc These are two different regular expressions: (\d*.\d*)$ [^:]+$ That is my bad for not making that clearer.  So for each pattern in x_calc and y_calc just choose one of the two options. Here is a tip of what I generally do to help with these type of issues: Set up an external TCP socket (you can see the tutorial https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=b6a35042effd44ceab3976941d36efcf  (Module 1.pdf : page 42).  I will then add the output GeoEvent service and methodically write out each step. For example: 1.   dart_cross_sector_assessment_retaken_villages-in   =>  FM Liberated Villages (Field Mapper) => TCP Output          A. Look at the results through the TCP socket window to ensure the output is correct (fields) 2. dart_cross_sector_assessment_retaken_villages-in   =>  FM Liberated Villages (Field Mapper) => Pull Coordinates (Field Calculator Regular Expression) => TCP Output         A. Look at the results through the TCP socket window (check fields and values) So on until you get to the end.  This always helps me determine if there is a problem with one of the processors.  This type of workflow will help you determine which processor to look at in more detail. I am interested in your responses to my questions above, especially the GeoEvent logs. ~Alex ... View more

Cassidy, Have you looked into troubleshooting your RabbitMQ Service: https://community.esri.com/thread/159601  ~Alex ... View more

Anish, I would double check that the arcgis server user account has permissions on your instance/geodatabases. In ArcCatalog, right click on your SQL Express instance => Click Permissions Make sure your ArcGIS Server account (default is arcgis, unless you changed it during ArcGIS Server Installation) has been added to the sqlexpress instance: In my case, my machine is ABROWN10.  SO my account is ABROWN10\arcgis (top entry) On your databases, right click => administration => Permissions Switch the newly added arcgis server account to read/write.  Republish your services and see if they return information through ArcGIS Server. Let me know if that works or if you already have those permissions. ~Alex ... View more

Tucker, This is a very helpful thread to troubleshoot RabbitMQ, it will help you determine if that is part of the issue. https://community.esri.com/thread/159601  Regards, Alex ... View more

Michal, Go to your url for your stream service: https://mirie-pc.stltd.co.il/arcgis/rest/services/cars_Feed/StreamServer  At the bottom where it says Web Socket URLs, copy "ws://yourserver:6180" -- I assume "ws://mirie-pc.stltd.co.il:6180." Depending on your security method (https only or http/https), you might have to grab "wss://" or "ws://". I would try "ws://" first. Log into your arcgis server admin https://hostname:6443/arcgis/admin  -- https://mirie-pc.stltd.co.il:6443/arcgis/admin  Go to System-> Properties Update your server properties with this format: {"WebSocketContextURL": "ws://yourserver:6180"} or if the url is correct from above: {"WebSocketContextURL": "ws://mirie-pc.stltd.co.il:6180"} Hit update. Let me know if that works for you, I had a similar issue on an amazon server and that fixed it for me. ~Alex ... View more

Brian, When is the last time you restarted the ArcGIS GeoEvent service?  Just curious. Also, you might need to go to the SITE tab in geoevent manager and go to data stores.  Verify your registered arcgis servers are still valid.  I sometimes need to click edit and click register again for the arcgis server to register properly. I have seen issues where the actual map layer (like  layer[0]) was not available because the arcgis server data store was not validated properly. ~Alex ... View more

Darren Wiens  Completely forgot about AddFieldDelimiters!  Thanks for mentioning. John, As Darren pointed out, you can just set your SQL expression, and reference as a variable in the SelectLayerByAttribute_management. sql_exp = """{0} > {1}""".format(arcpy.AddFieldDelimiters(dissBuffs, "sumPoint_2"), int(1))‍ arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "NEW_SELECTION", sql_exp)‍‍‍‍ This would ensure that no matter where you pulled the data from, it would be formatted properly. ... View more

John, Your code snippet above helps a lot, there are a few items I would like to point out. Properly setting your workspace: Current Workspace (Environment setting)—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Example 1 (without setting workspace and exporting a shapefile): arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "C:/gis/area/data/jointedcountpolys.shp")‍‍‍ Example 2 (set workspace to a folder, export shapefile): arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/gis/area/data"‍‍‍ arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "jointedcountpolys.shp")‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Example 3 (set workspace to file geodatabase, export to feature class): arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/gis/area/data/fgd.gdb"‍‍‍ arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "jointedcountpolys")‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Learning to set proper workspaces will be beneficial if you have more complex code that will run loops or iterate over various datasets.  You do not have to specifically reference the full path if you have preset variables already identified.  Although, utilizing workspaces is better practice when working with arcpy. If you want to use the variable name correctPolys without quotes, it needs to be declared as a variable before CopyFeatures. Example 4 (utilizing declared correctPolys variable name, set to feature class): correctPolys = "C:/gis/area/data/fgd.gdb/correctPolys" arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", correctPolys)‍‍‍‍‍‍ Or you can put quotes around "correctPolys", but you need to declare your workspace first: Example 5 (declare workspace, utilize quotes around output feature class name): arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/gis/area/data/fgd.gdb" arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "correctPolys")‍‍‍‍‍ I created a test feature class in a file geodatabase called "dissBuffs" and added the sumPoints_2 field as integer.  I also populated the sumPoints_2 field with dummy data.   I don't know when you populate sumPoint_2, you have a join to a table or feature class called sumPoints.  I was able to successfully run this on my test version: import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/gis/area/data/fgd.gdb" dissBuffs = "C:/gis/area/data/fgd.gdb/dissBuffs" arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(dissBuffs, "dissBuffs_lyr") arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "NEW_SELECTION", "sumPoint_2 > 1") arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("dissBuffs_lyr", "correctPolys")‍‍‍‍‍‍ That should output correctPolys into your a geodatabase; assuming the sumPoint_2 filed is already populated.  I want to try and isolate your problems with the selection using select by attribute. If sumPoint_2 is not populated, can you add some test data and run my last snippet to see if it works? ~Alex ... View more