Latest Contributions by HenryLindemann

Hi @NickShannon2, I have added a script to delete data, I usually break it up into packs of 2000, queries are very dependent on network performance. Just unzip the scripts into a python project an install ArcGIS for python pip install arcgis the script you want to fill in is trunk_data.py then on line 42 fill in your server details  and point to the service  in agol you can get the service url details if you navigate to overview then url, you add /0 if there is only one service /1, /2 for the next etc.                ... View more

Hi there might be a corrupt folder in your hosted folder D:\arcgisserver\config-store\services\Hosted this sometimes happens when a user tries to publish and it crashes, look for empty folders or that large service and remove it. Just make a backup before you start. Regards Henry ... View more

HI Dean Are you using Windows Authentication Perhaps ? What is the error in the logs ? ... View more

Hi Dean, You can navigate to the collaboration workspace in the rest . https://server.co.za/portal/sharing/rest/portals/0123456789ABCDEF/collaborations/04ddb40f20734a878cc05c8dce425f"COLLABORATION ID"/workspaces/070ff68f5e334b838c5a082f8c525f"Workspace ID" At this location you will find sync status there is detailed logs as to which item failed, look for the itemID. Typical failures are schema changes and large datasets 10 000 records + for schema changes you will have drop the item in the destination. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @IngridMans, Do you ever add the services with the url for example https://henrycerttrain.esri-southafrica.com/hosting/rest/services/folder/name/FeatureServer/0 ?  I have seen before that only the item with the itmeId controls the sharing. Can you verify that the itemId in ArcGIS Server matches the ItemId in portal it is located under admin https://henrycerttrain.esri-southafrica.com/hosting/admin/services/SampleWorldCities.MapServer Have you ever unfederated the Portal ? Regards Henry   ... View more

Hi @IngridMans, Your portal is probably in some intense logging mode like fine or verbose, you can set it to warning and reduce the retention period to 30 days. Also check if you have severe errors this is a indication of a problem and they tend to log every time the problem occurs. https://henrycerttrain.esri-southafrica.com/portal/portaladmin/logs/settings/edit [cid:image001.png@01D795A1.EDD547D0] On WebGISDR it cleans out the portal .wal files -NB never delete the .wal manually- not the regular log files Kind Regards Henry ... View more

Hi Paul is you federation validating ? it looks like portal cannot get the right configuration from ArcGIS server. Kind Regards Henry ... View more

Hi Rose the postgresSQL instances only starts up after post upgrade in 10.8.1 try cleaning out browser cache and running the url in another browser. You can also do a [netstat -ao >c:\temp\ports.txt] on the portal server and see if the 7099 and 7443 ports are up if not then your web server is down. Kind Regards Henry ... View more

Hi Navigate to your ArcGIS server admin directory and then the service you will find the cash dir there https://dns/webadaptor/admin/services/myservice.MapServer [cid:image001.png@01D78DC0.0CB31860] Kind regards Henry ... View more

I hade a look at what is in there, from what I do on a day to day deploy, audit, recover , migrate. I would need the data in these folders for example the v101 and p20 p14 folders contain the original mapx and mxd these always get lost, and the manifest provides information on where the data originated from the users etc. and there might be some other features as well. In my chase the folders are less than a 1 MB, but I see you have SD files and these can be large, in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 - 10.9 the sd files are moved to portal and then you can delete them but you can also use them to rebuild the service should it crash if there are still folders after you removed a service that is not right,  there might be a script problem if you use that I don't know how you remove services currently.   Kind Regards Henry  ... View more

Can you open the services under the rest e.g. https://dns:6443/arcgis/rest/Hosting and query them if yes then the problem is on portal yes. ... View more

The Hosted services are stored in the ArcGIS datastore -a black box sql solution- the folder you see there is just a reference folder that stores details on how to access the data, these services should be deleted out of Portal otherwise you might create orphaned services, if you do create orphaned services you will have to delete them out of ArcGIS Server Manager. Kind Regards Henry ... View more

So the only reason your arcgisinpput folder will get large is if you are copying the data and not referencing it when publishing, this happens when ArcGIS Server can not read the source data. I would also not delete anything out of here as the content is referencing other configs in other locations. What I would check is the following is  the data sources registered in ArcGIS Server    if no then the service is copying the data. so if your data is not on the server make sure you are using a domain service account for ArcGIS and that the folder is registered as a network share and that the service account has access to it             ... View more