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@HanRit  What version of Pro? ... View more

@BlakeMorrison I literally had this issue when opening this post from the link in the notification email. https://community.esri.com/t5/community-feedback/links-to-esri-community-posts-only-work-correctly/m-p/1589862#M5567  Like Blake, I suspect many people have this issue, but have not reported it. Unfortunately, I don't know how long the timeout is. I haven't paid close enough attention. But I was logged into the community yesterday at 4pm Eastern, and I clicked the aforementioned link today at 9:30am, and experienced the issue. For what it's worth, I got a new computer a month or two ago, but I have been having this problem for years. So it's not a problem with the computer or the cache. To reiterate, we shouldn't have to log into the community, and then re-click the link, to view a post. Even if it's been a year since the user logged into the community, a hyperlink should bring the user to the post, not to the community homepage.  ... View more

@JMutunga  I don’t think I agree with flagging this idea as already offered. It’s not already offered in the attribute table, which is where I work. I don’t edit individual records, so I don’t work in the attribute pane. I query data, join data, and do field calculations, so I work in the attribute table. It seems obvious to me that I should be able to copy text the way I’ve described in the attribute table. ... View more

@DanLee Yes, that worked. "Identify and store polygon neighboring information" seems pretty cryptic. Could the name of that parameter be changed, such as a picklist with "one-to-one" and "one to many" options? Or something better? ... View more

I do the same. In Excel, in a worksheet, I use an ODBC connection to bring in data from a table/FC in the Oracle enterprise geodatabase, using Microsoft Query or Excel Power Query. I hit the refresh button in Excel to refresh the data or set up the connection so that the data refreshes when I open the Excel workbook.   ... View more

@CordulaGöke Feel free to upvote. Related: idea status concerning gpkg was to changed "needs clarification" in June 2024   ... View more

Related: ArcGIS Enterprise Capacity ... View more

Related: Capacity Planning - System Architecture for ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-questions/capacity-planning-system-architecture-for/m-p/1564421/highlight/true#M41123 ... View more

You could consider asking similar SQL questions on the Data Management esri community. Regarding enterprise geodatabases and mobile geodatabases (not file geodatabases):  Many years ago, I remember @VinceAngelo saying something to the effect of, "If you're going to write SQL queries for ArcGIS, then you absolutely need a SQL client like Toad, SQL Developer (Oracle), or something similar. Not having SQL client software would be a severe limitation." Like Vince, I think it's important you get yourself a SQL Client. If your I.T. department won't let you, consider downloading a portable version of a SQL client. I think Beekeeper Studio has a portable version. Maybe DBeaver does too. Portable software doesn't require Windows admin rights, so it's a way for you to install software without involving your I.T. department. I'll say it one more time for emphasis - we definitely need a SQL Client when writing SQL queries for ArcGIS Pro, such as writing full-blown queries in query layers or database views. I have carved a SQL-centric GIS data anlysis career out of being the only person in the office who understands how tricky SQL can be. "SQL (and Python) are easy to pick up, but difficult to master" (source: SQL for Data Analysis by Cathy Tanimura). Nulls are an example of something that's surprisingly tricky/difficult to master. Tips about nulls in Oracle SQL I imagine the same applies to Python - get yourself a Python editor like PyScripter or similar? ... View more

Related:  File Geodatabase — Calculate field using SQL Mobile Geodatabase — Calculate field using SQL ... View more

Related:  Use SQL for field calculations on versioned data (option to move edits to base) File Geodatabase — Calculate field using SQL ... View more

Related: Use SQL for field calculations on versioned data (option to move edits to base) ... View more

Regarding SQL, what kind of geodatabase are you using? Oracle? SQL Server? File geodatabase? SQL by Ben Forta (generic SQL; 5th edition) Oracle PL/SQL by Ben Forta (1st edition) Microsoft SQL Server T-SQL (2nd edition) ArcGIS Enterprise Questions - SQL Data Analysis - Books & Resources @JoshuaBixby might find this interesting. ... View more

What version of Pro? ... View more

To clarify, this seems to only apply to the Scales tab, not the Symbology tab. The Symbology tab does show the domain descriptions in the Label column. ArcGIS Pro 2.9.5:     ... View more