Latest Contributions by BobNoyes

Thanks Jennifer, that is what I thought you meant.  ... View more

Ah, good to know. I knew there was a reason why I have always avoided building surveys via Survey123 connect..... ... View more

Interesting. I will play around with this and see what happens. There is a bit of a learning curve happening here as I have never worked on the spreadsheet side of things via Survey Connect. Thanks for the suggestions.  ... View more

At this point (I built this via the Survey123 web tool) the value being stored is the answer selected. See the example I posted the screenshot of. I am not that familiar with customization of the table via Survey123 Connect. Like, is there a way to associate the needed points for each possible response and then create a script like you suggest selecting the number selected? I am wondering if another way of approaching this would be set up a numerical answer to the question rather than radio buttons to select the answer?  ... View more

Years ago I set up a GDB on a microsoft sql server via ArcMap and used it with Collector. Is there a resource for finding a workflow to do this for Field Maps via ArcGIS Pro? Unfortunately, trying to use the wizard via Portal doesn't work because of the way it was initially configured. I worked with ESRI support to try to rectify that but the conclusion was that without completely rebuilding the portal and data store there wasn't a way to make it functional.  ... View more

Worked for me. ... View more

Same problem and what others suggest worked for me, reboot the server. Initial try:  And after the reboot:   ... View more

While it sounds like a separate issue one thing I notice when I reboot our enterprise server is that it can take 15 to 20 minutes for the portal and datastore to restart and be back to full service. So, even though the server shows it is back up and running the enterprise services may not be. Not necessarily what is happening here but being aware of this can save some frustration and that having patience is, every now and then, useful. It is also why I only reboot during off hours.  ... View more

As Zach says if you publish an item as public then anyone can view it without needing to login to your Enterprise or to an AGOL account (it is the same process in AGOL). If the data needs to be kept private or on an organizational basis then you will need to set up accounts for everyone that needs to access it. I find most of what we share does not have privacy constraints so I am able to keep the need for accounts manageable. Note that all the layers in a map or app need to have the same permissions or people will get the login popup.  ... View more

Update on the upgrade. So, what I ended up doing is using the snapshot taken right before the failed upgrade then, on Saturday, I uninstalled a couple of unused programs on the server machine. Once that was done, I rebooted the server then started the upgrade process. Portal took about 4.5 hours total, then maybe a half hour for the portal web adaptor uninstall and the reinstall. Server was up next and that took a bit over 2 hours total. Same for the server web adaptor as the portal web adaptor. The data store took around 1.5 hours. And walla, success. Not totally sure what the issue was with the first attempt, perhaps the Illuminati were causing solar flares or some such thing.... Anyway, thanks for the suggestions.  ... View more

The Portal component took about 6 hours to complete. I am currently working with ESRI and we canceled the Server upgrade and restarted it after doing a second snapshot and reloading the .exe. I hear rumor that having a snapshot burns up RAM memory. Not sure if that is an issue since the server has dynamic memory. Antivirus is not an issue on this machine. Restoring back to the snapshot is not what I want to do but may be what needs to happen. The last upgrade went so much smoother.... ... View more

Here is how I resolved my issue. I run backups of the gis network drive to an external drive fairly frequently. I copied the .aprx from the backup drive to the associated network drive folder, hit save in the ArcGis Pro project that was getting Project Save Error and it worked like a charm. Not sure why the project's .aprx disappeared in the first place - some kind of disturbance in the time space continuum I suppose.  ... View more

Just had this happen after updating to 3.02. I was working on a project that was created several years ago and have been using frequently during the last couple of weeks. When I went to save it yesterday I got the attached message. I tried a save as with different name - same message. When I looked in the folder where the aprx resides there is no aprx. A file explorer search finds nothing, even though the aprx is open.... Weird.    ... View more