Latest Contributions by ChelseaRozek

Right, ArcGIS Administrator is built into Pro. I can adjust my license level (basic/standard/advanced), check out a Pro license for offline, etc. on these screens. As you can see on the right side, Concurrent Use License does become an option when I typed in our license manager's alias. ... View more

I would double check with an ESRI rep, but my understanding is that they grandfathered in people with current Concurrent Use licenses to be able to use them with Pro and that new people wouldn't be able to do that. If a new organization bought ArcMap licenses, they are ArcGIS Desktop Licenses, so they would be getting Pro with ArcMap anyways even if they don't want to use it yet. ... View more

This page has a good FAQ related to your questions. Frequently asked questions—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  Not sure what your situation is, but note that: "the Concurrent Use License type is available only to customers who already have Concurrent Use licenses of ArcGIS Desktop current on maintenance." ... View more

Thanks for the tip, but my tableviews don't always have workspacePaths. Someone else was seeing that too on Stack Exchange: workspace - TableView has no workspacePath in ArcPy? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange Anyone know why? ... View more

Michael is looking for serviceProperties, as seen midway down the page here for layers: Layer—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Anyone else looking for this, upvote the idea here: Add 'serviceProperties' property to the Arcpy TableView class  ... View more

Hi John, Thanks for the reply. I got it working. I missed the toggle (that's not on the Edit Workflow page) that enables and disables the flow.  I certainly won't forget that again! ... View more

Tried on a new Windows 10 laptop. Directed Pro to our concurrent license manager and Pro told me it needs an update. The Download Now button for it is greyed out until I signed into ArcGIS Online or Portal. Looks like either would work. I downloaded the update and it prompted me for my admin credentials to be able to install it. If you allow users to install things on their PCs, they'd probably be fine. Hmm... we stay on top of updating our license manager so we can try out the latest ArcMap, so not sure how that works with Pro if the LM version starts to get outdated. I can keep an eye out when there's a new release. ... View more

Hi Michael, I haven't delved into this since so few of our users are on Pro, but from my observations, users do need to be signed into AGO to actually get the update. I haven't tested it to see if Portal also works. It also prompts for an admin password to install it in our environment. I haven't looked into if we can get around this for our users.  ... View more

It would be best if it was a supported webhook, then you could easily set up different notification emails by Problem Type with Microsoft Flow, Integromat, or another. We currently also use a scheduled python script, but webhooks would be much easier and allow more functionality. ... View more

Hi Michael,   They are independent, so yeah, it's like there are 12 advanced licenses right now. We can't really utilize them all right now, though, since not everyone has 64-bit PCs. Eventually, ArcMap is to be replaced by Pro, but that is years away. Nope, all our ArcMap seats became ArcMap + Pro seats once Pro was released. ... View more

I'm trying to get emails to send via Microsoft Flow. You mentioned redownloading the survey, what if we're just using the web version of the survey? I've tried clearing my cache, but it doesn't help. ... View more

It looks like that Plans and Drawings solution is built with Web App Builder. You could add a Near Me widget to help users select all plans near the area they will be, even if the polygons overlap. Works well on mobile devices too. ... View more

We converted our named user licenses to concurrent and only use that now for Pro. It seems easier to manage from an admin viewpoint, since we don't have to assign them to specific users. I double checked in MyESRI, and there are only "ArcGIS Desktop Basic/Standard/Adv Concurrent Use" Licenses. None specifically for Pro. On ESRI's website, What You Get with ArcGIS Pro | Esri, it says Pro and ArcMap are included with ArcGIS Desktop. So it doesn't cost extra. ... View more

Hi Michael,  I work in the IT department of a US County, for some background. Right now, we just have our power users in the departments using Pro, so just a small handful. Most people use a web application to view layers.  For those who use ArcMap, the issue is getting them better, 64 bit PCs to be able to run Pro. In regard to our workflows, we need it to be able to work with the Parcel Fabric, but other than that, after lots of practice, I've gotten used to using it. Not sure about other departmental workflows. We are working on implementing Portal, though it's already great how it interacts with ArcGIS Online. Let me know if you have any specific questions. ... View more

Here's what ours looks like:  ... View more