Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

@SaraRogers Good point in harvesting the GIS Community! Thanks for the great examples.  Adding @AdamCarnow for input and visisbility.  ... View more

@KyleMCSE Curious if you got this to work? Please post the solution for others in the community. ... View more

@TrinityShuler02 Curious if you got this to work? Please post the solution for others in the community. ... View more

@Bud Customers who report the BUG get notifications at each status change. You can also have your organization attached to track an existing BUG. As you noted, this can be done through representatives with MyEsri access.  Latest status on BUGs can be found using steps noted by @DanPatterson Start at Esri Technical Support webpage Search for the BUG Get the publicly available status on the issue and related info. Note that you may not get any results on certain BUG numbers as they are not yet public   ... View more

Length(Geometry($feature)) is not an attribute field but queries the shape/geometry of the feature. REF: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/databases/dbms-data-types-supported.htm  ... View more

@CarstenB_orsted Thanks for the idea - the use case makes sense. Please consider the following : You can run the Generate Schema Report tool in batch mode and select a subset schema objects of interest. Input Dataset may be the workspace, feature dataset, feature layer, or table view that will be used to generate the schema report. Additionally: Generate Report: In the Catalog pane, right-click your geodatabase, select Export, and choose Generate Schema Report. Select XLSX as the format for easy editing. Edit Schema in Excel: Open the exported Excel file. You can modify fields, aliases, domain values, and subtype definitions directly in the sheets. You can trim it down to the just the schema objects of interest.   Note: Do not change structural, read-only columns required by the tool. Convert Report: Open the Convert Schema Report geoprocessing tool. Apply Changes: Input your edited Excel file and specify the target geodatabase (or a new one) to implement the changes. REF: Edit schema reports for conversion ... View more

OK, you will likely end up with multi-part features if you don't fill in the gaps. Try: Create multipart features: checked Unsplit lines: unchecked Also try, adding a flag field for the Buffer10FT. Repeat the dissolve with: MSAG_name and Buffer10FT  as Dissolve Fields.  ... View more

@sonj Assuming you are looking for the Electric Transmission Utility Network asset package, compatible with ArcGIS Pro version 3.1. Recommend reviewing: Network Release Plan  ArcGIS Pro Life Cycle ArcGIS Pro version 3.1 is scheduled to be retired by 2026-Q1. The latest Network Release is based on Pro 3.5 (2025 release) with the next  scheduled to be released this year. Given this, it will be prudent to use newer models for initiatives starting in 2026. If you need the old model for reference, certain older releases are available to download from My Esri: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-download-a-specific-version-of-arcgis-enterprise-000028749  ... View more

@JonathanKolterman52 Thanks for reaching out to the Esri Community as GIS is a vast and diverse technical discipline. Resources mentioned by @AndreasHall are a good starting point.   It would help to know what are the focus areas of your department. What are the responsibilities of the manager and what challenges are to be tackled? This context will offer focused resources on key interests. Few additional resources focused on managers and leaders who oversee GIS at large government and commercial organizations. Perhaps, you can review and curate some of the case study articles that are most relevant. https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/wherenext/overview  https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/arcnews/how-to-lead-with-gis  https://www.esri.com/en-us/industries/state-local-government/overview  ... View more

@MapsInRaleigh Sorry to hear, this seems like a difficult situation. Suggestions: Research the Pro Community on what others have done. An interesting workaround to crack open the APRX is mentioned here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-restore-a-corrupt-arcgis-pro-aprx/td-p/505643  I am not a developer but there is a programmatic way to generate your own XML with arcpy.mp. ArcGIS Pro officially supports enumerating maps/layers and their connection info via arcpy.mp and updateConnectionProperties/connectionProperties, which will allow to salvage most of the info and rebuild from there. ... View more