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‎02-27-2017

Well my Db is authenticated by Windows user credentials so when i set it to the task scheduler it prompts me for my credentials. I am using this: Using Python scripting to batch reconcile and post versions—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop But when my Network Admin granted me admin rights it works fine so its not the script I do not think. I run the script fine manually when I log in it works fine. I am just missing some sort of permission i think the service account may be a good idea to create and grant it full rights and just only have my network admin know its credentials.

‎02-24-2017

I have a script (.py) to perform SDE Maintenance that I want to run after work hours (say 2am). I can execute the script fine manually and it works. I set a task schedule job to run this script when my user account is not logged on (because it will be 2am, who the heck wants to be at work at 2am). It is important to run this script after hours because it will disconnect all users from the SDE. Windows Task Scheduler History says the task has ran successfully but the script is not ran and the SDE Maintenance is not performed. I had IT temporarily give me Admin rights and then everything worked as it should. However our Network Admin will not grant me Admin rights permanently.... and he is having difficulty finding the exact permissions to grant me in order for this to run successfully. Does anyone know what group policy/user privileges will have this work without granting my user full Admin rights? Or are there any workarounds for this? Thanks for any help, Joe

‎01-24-2017

No I can have arcmap open but when I execute the script from arcmap it does not work. When I execute the script from either cmd. or python IDLE it works. When I spoke to the ESRI tech who supported this script he informed me the script was design to be ran outside of ArcMap.

‎01-04-2017

the issue is the hosted feature service script will not work when its ran inside arcmap it must be ran outside (via python shell). This is what the ESRI support told me. So I need a way to call the script into shell from inside arcmap... so inside arc map write code that will open python shell and find my script then run. I hope this makes sense.

‎01-04-2017

I am not really sure where to edit my code, your example looks way different than the original script I found on github.

‎01-04-2017

Hello all, I have this python script that I execute inside the ArcMap Python Window and it does an array of spatial analysis processes to get me to my desired final mxd content. I then have another script that overrides my existing feature classes on my AGOL account with the current layers in the open mxd. : Click Here (it is necessary that this script is ran outside of ArcMap via the Python shell. The only issue is that after I run my first script in ArcMap I then have to open my python shell outside of ArcMap in order to run the second script. I am trying to find a way to execute the 2nd script from the first script without manually leaving arcmap to open my python shell and load the script. But keep in mind my first script is being run from the ArcMap Pywindow. SO I cannot figure out a way to escape that... hope this question makes sense and is this even possible. I am basically trying to eliminate all user-interaction to completely automate this task once I load the first script into ArcMap. Please feel free to ask if this does not make sense.

‎12-29-2016

Any chance this feature will be added? I know you all just released a large update for AGOL and this wasn't included. I have similar problems. Why not have the preference ask where to send pop-ups (side of screen, large portion of center screen, top of screen, bottom etc...)

‎12-15-2016

Can you point to some documentation that supports this method. I cant seem to find much for replication and using arcpy to automate this task. The entire workflow seems like it would cause less of a headache and intrigues me.

‎12-15-2016

All I want to do is be able to create a new field, and then arrange that column where I please, not be forced to have it lag in the back of the table (far right). Yes I can re-arrange it but this is only temporary, after I close the application the fields go back to their initial arrangement.

‎12-15-2016

Yes!!!!! Seriously Esri you need to implement this. I need to constantly add new fields to attribute tables and would like to place these new fields next to pre-existing fields not have it stored at the very end (far right). When I rearrange the columns nothing is saved after I close the application. The table defaults back to its original column order. This cant be that hard to implement.

‎12-07-2016

Select the features you want (select by attribute) and export as a new layer. configure boundary lines as desired.

‎12-05-2016

I already have, my boss wants to use the 3-level version tree which is what I illustrated the workflow above. (but each department gets its own level) Just wondering if there was a better way to do this (my boss doesnt know much regarding this nor do II am the one learning this, working on it and implementing the changes)

‎12-05-2016

What would be your ideal workflow for this situation seeing how you have a great deal of experience regarding this topic. (in reference to the image I posted above) I am curious to see.

‎12-05-2016

What would be your ideal workflow for this situation seeing how you have a great deal of experience regarding this topic. (in reference to the image I posted above) I am curious to see.

‎12-05-2016

Multiple versions as in what way? I have one for each department(that will be accessing the data), which will then get posted to myself and my college who will then decide to to post to the Default. Each Version will contain all files but respectively each department only works on their own files so it wouldn't overlap. (I think this is what you mean?)

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