Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@CaseyLott1 Assuming usage of the Calculate Geometry Attributes with Area (geodesic) , Area Unit (Hectares OR International Acres). Since you specify Pro version 3.5.1 - have you run this same calculation in a previous version and results were in line with your expectations? ... View more

@ZacharyUhlmann1 So project was updated in Pro 3.2 and then being opened in Pro 3.3.4. This is fully supported and I would not expect this due to version incompatibility. Perhaps, there is a broken data source. Possible that second user doesn't have all the access that first user had and hence it stalls. Suggest looking at the layer list and using tools like Diagnostic Monitor to identify the issue. You can also log an Esri Technical Support ticket where an analyst can review the aprx file. ... View more

@LRoberts_RDM Yeah, as stated Prune Branch History is new at Pro 3.5. Looks like the error is specific to Water_TN - Check the layer properties > Manage. Is it branch versioned correctly? Here are some tips: The dataset must be registered as branch versioned. The tool can only be run by the data owner. An exclusive schema lock is required to run the tool. Services referencing the input data will need to be stopped using ArcGIS Server Manager. Conduct a test run—Use the tool with the Report Only option enabled. This method will not prune any data; it simply provides a report in the Output Log File result on the number of archived records that could be pruned. Log file review—After running the tool, review the Output Log File result created to see how many archive records are eligible for pruning. Monitor log files for any warnings or errors related to the pruning process and take appropriate action. Timing of running the tool—To reduce system impact, it's best to run the tool during off-peak hours, on weekends, or at times when the feature service referencing the branch-versioned dataset can be stopped. Reference: Prune branch history Please share your findings with the community. ... View more

@AlexandreMatveev shared some tips on your original post. ... View more

@AlexandreMatveev The requirements and configuration steps are documented at: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/11.5/configure-widgets/split-event-widget.htm  Use the feature service in your webmap.  ... View more

@FriederDaeublin Try moving the Layer "Abfahrt_sections1_z" under 2d Layers. Also select the appropriate option at Layer Properties > Elevation > "Relative/On the ground". Try different options here. ... View more

@FriederDaeublin Have you tried visualizing your 3D line in ArcGIS Pro local scene ?  ... View more

Well put; providing Technical Support for ArcGIS is an essential function. As a consultant, I work with Support Analyst directly and indirectly. It is a good place to start and develop both technical knowledge and soft skills. ... View more

@Craig_Eissler_Iceman  #2 Best to consider that ArcGIS uses mathematical modelling concepts as fit for purpose. If you get into the details, there are examples of  Planar / Euclidean / geodesic calculations in both vector and raster analysis. It boils down to goals, requirements and specific usage of the tools and if you care/prefer one method versus the other. Here's an example of Euclidean distance for buffering vector data: How Buffer (Analysis) works  ... View more

@Craig_Eissler_Iceman  Euclidean space can be 2D or 3D. Elevation is a great example in real world and is used in GIS modelling, digital twins etc. In engineering / drafting, height is primarily along the Z-axis, defining the vertical dimension of 3D objects.  The mathematical concepts of Euclidean geometry have wide and varied applications. How it's used in a specific software package like ArcGIS, AutoCAD and various modules therein, can vary. In short, Euclidean distance can be applied to any physical space (3D or 2D that is just a version of 3D, not using the third dimension); the concept can be applied to vectors and rasters. ... View more

@EsraCındır There is definite Utility network compatibility to ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise. As a general rule for working with mixed releases and the utility network, ArcGIS client applications (such as ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise) are backward compatible. However, best practice is to align with the Network Management Release Plan The Utility Network schema changes are tied to functionality and documented at the Utility Network Foundation solution release notes. You can review Water Utility Network Foundation Release notes ... View more

@matteatsbrainz Have a look at this excellent blog Create a Schematic Map for a Railroad Line  by @JimBarry  ... View more

@SunkubbDev Thanks for the idea. Most of the Advanced ArcMap Settings are at Project options  ; recommend reviewing those. Looks like this idea is specific to Editing > Empty string = Null. If that's the functionality you are after, please update the title to precisely reflect the need.  It also helps to mention the use case, how you use this in your workflows ... View more

@SunkubbDev Thanks for the idea. Most of the Advanced ArcMap Settings are at Project options  ; recommend reviewing those. Be specific in terms of the functionality requested. The screenshot is generic and shows the application exe. It also helps to mention the use case, how you use this in your workflows ... View more