Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

Only the names, unfortunately.  The arcpy.Describe function can return workspace properties for an SDE connection, but nothing currently exists for GIS connections. ... View more

I see... can you describe the data and your setup?  What version of ArcGIS Server?  What DBMS is the data stored in?  How many fields are there in the data? ... View more

If you were to run a query of 1=1 at the Rest endpoint against the layer in both the map and feature service endpoints, do you see the same performance? ... View more

Is the data very dense and contain a lot of vertices?  If you have ArcMap on the same machine, does the data perform well in ArcMap at the same scale and in the same area?  You can take a look at this blog on how to see how many vertices your features have. If you turn on verbose logging and resubmit the query request, (you'll probably want to do this during downtime so you can single out the request), you can take a look at each operation that makes up the request.  You'll see things like symbolizing, data access, etc.  From there, you can narrow down the problem. ... View more

Those connections are physically stored under C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop<version>\ArcCatalog, so you can loop through the contents of that folder to find what you need. ... View more

Can you verify that the cx_oracle package exists in the C:\Python27\ArcGISx6410.5\Lib\site-packages folder? ... View more

You need to make sure that the 64 bit version of the cx_oracle module is available on the Server.  Once you do that, try to import it using the version of Python included with the Server install, (you can use Idle).  If it imports in Idle, your service will work. ... View more

Internally, the communication between Server and Portal will still use tokens.  Can you try to login to the Server Admin API using a portal token?  Go to the Admin API and then instead of using the PSA, follow the instructions below that to use a Portal token instead. ... View more

What I would suggest is using Fiddler or your browsers Dev tools to capture the requests that are made when you manually go through the workflow.  Then, recreate the requests using Python.  You can probably update some of the syntax in the sample scripts. ... View more

What version are you using?  Can you validate the federated Server? ... View more

Hey Rebecca, so I was playing around and found that by creating a shortcut to a .bat file, setting the shortcut to run as an admin, I can call on the shortcut in a command prompt that isn't launched as an administrator and it opens a new command prompt as an admin to run the script.  In the screenshots below, the first command in the first command prompt isn't run as an admin, and I can't return the name of the service.  The second command I call on the shortcut, which launches a new command prompt as an admin and runs the script and prints the service name.  Not sure if you're already beyond this now or if this will work for you, but I figured I'd pass it along. ... View more

I used the attached stencil that I created for the images in this help article.  Maybe they'll serve as a start. ... View more

Eek, without any logs it makes it that much more difficult.  What error are you seeing within the UI/API?  I'm surprised that debug logs wouldn't return at least the failure you see within the Admin API or wherever you're trying to start the service. ... View more