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Nope. I haven't had a chance to try. I'll likely go a different direction: Create a table in SDE that is a list of database views. Create a python script that loops through he table and sends emails if certain conditions are met. I talk about the idea in point #1 here: Practical GIS automation for non-IT users Would be very interested in hearing about how things turn out for you.
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For software that requires admin privileges, I sometimes resort to using my home computer, on fake data. It's not great, but sometimes it's better than not having the software at all on my work computer.
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For what it's worth, I don't have admin privileges on my work computer either (Windows 10). Yet, I noticed that I could install VS Code without needing admin rights. The same applies to some SQL clients and even R. I just thought I'd mention that. At first, I assumed there'd be no way to get an IDE like VS Code without admin rights. But to my surprise, it worked.
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07-29-2022
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For multi-part lines, it would be helpful if there were a GP that could: Create a single midpoint for the entire feature. Place the point halfway along the entire length of the line (all parts considered). The Feature Vertices to Points GP tool doesn't seem to do this. It creates a point for each part. The Feature to Point GP tool (with the "Inside" option) doesn't seem to do it either. The point isn't placed halfway along the line. It seems to do something else, like possibly place the point in the middle of the feature envelope. Then snap the point to the line, to satisfy the "Inside" criteria. That's not the same as the line midpoint. Could a GP Tool be added that creates a true midpoint for multi-part lines? Thanks.
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07-29-2022
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Actually, on closer inspection, I don't think it placed the point halfway along the line. Maybe it did something else, like place the point in the middle of the envelope. Then snap the point to the line, to satisfy the "Inside" criteria.
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@DanLee As you suggested, Feature To Point with the "Inside" option worked well thanks. It seems to have placed the midpoint along the entire length of the line (all parts considered), which is what I wanted. It didn't just use the midpoint of a single part...such as the the first part it found (good). Bud_2-1659107792314.png (The line in the screenshot is composed of multiple parts. That's incorrect/unnecessary, but beyond my control.) Bud_0-1659107359668.png Thanks for the tip about that GP tool.
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In the Attribute Table in Pro: It would be helpful if we could group rows by a common ID into an expanding tree. Similar to what we can do in the Access / Excel / SQL clients: Bud_0-1659101206709.png That would make exploring data easier. If that's not possible, then an alternative might be to visually separate rows with a border, or something similar: Bud_2-1659101428265.png I'm aware of the conditional formatting idea. But I think this is different...I don't think this would be considered conditional formatting. Thanks.
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In my experience, SQL is often a gap in ArcGIS Pro users' skillsets. It seems to me that a course on SQL in ArcGIS Pro would be beneficial. Could Esri consider offering such a course? Or some other kind of resource? Some lesser-known SQL topics could include: Using correlated subqueries in select by attributes, definition queries, Append GP tool expression, etc. Example: One-to-first joins: Control what related record is used Using ST_GEOMETRY functions in select by attributes and definition queries Use the Diagnostic Monitor to view SQL queries sent from Pro to the database SQL in Arcade Querying GIS data in SQL clients like SQL Developer Using geodatabase system tables in SQL queries Working with data from on-prem external databases using SQL, in conjunction with GIS data, via database links, etc. Database views and query layers SQL comments in select by attributes and definition queries Generating sample data with SQL in a query layer or view: Generate grid line features using SQL Convert grid lines to polygons Generate a EGDB database view that has a spatial SQL query in it using the Select Layer by Location GP tool’s "Intersect (DBMS)" option.
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For what it's worth: In SQL clients like SQL Developer, we can change what text & background color is used to display nulls. For example, we can display nulls as blanks and change the background color to light grey. Bud_1-1658778689502.png So I wonder if something like that could be an option in Pro. Also, this is how DB<>FIDDLE does it: Bud_0-1658778872076.png https://dbfiddle.uk/?rdbms=oracle_18&fiddle=be89134354ae358a516147ef1ddbbf7f As you suggested, it's more subtle. But at the same time, it's also more differentiable, due to the different text color. It seems like a reasonable approach.
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@wayfaringrob Thanks, although I don't really understand how that helps me visualize what a popup would look like in Pro.
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@Bud 2.6 was the release that validation was added for feature classes. 2.8 for standalone tables. If you are working with a feature class, perhaps you didn't attempt to commit the edit yet by hitting enter or navigating away from the active record? It's weird, I don't get the warning message in the Attribute Table in 2.6.8, not even when working in a feature class (and saving/committing the record). I tried with the FC versioned (with base) and non-versioned. No difference. Bud_1-1658513698184.png I could show you in a WebEx session in a meeting, if that would save you some time. Feel free to DM me. Eastern time.
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Pro 2.6.8; non-spatial table; Oracle 18c EGDB: In the attribute table: Bud_2-1658512295175.png If I delete a row by right-clicking the row —> Delete Row, then the scroll bar in the Attribute Table navigates away from my position in the table: Bud_4-1658512350806.png It's quite aggravating when that happens; I lose my place where I was working in the attribute table. And that isn't how ArcMap works. Could that behavior be changed so that the user's position in the Attribute Table is preserved when deleting a row? Thanks.
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@Scott_Harris Thanks. The Attributes Pane will show a warning We don't really use the Attributes Pane very often, only the Attribute Window. So I didn't notice that warning message. And prevent the edit if Enforce Validation is checked on in Editing settings. I checked and that setting is enabled. If you are editing in the Attributes Table it also pops up a similar warning once you attempt to move to the next record (to commit the edit). I'm not seeing that behavior in a non-spatial table in Pro 2.6.8 (Oracle 18c EGDB). Do you know if it was added in a subsequent release of Pro?
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Could someone provide a screenshot of "the ability to pop out a larger experience similar to the Online editor"? I don't really use ArcGIS Online, so I don't think I know what that looks like.
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