Latest Contributions by AyanPalit

‎02-02-2026

@jennsmith_ElectricUN I researched the curve editing properties on the feature service. New at Enterprise 11.5 supportedCurveTypes: Lists the types of true curves that the service supports. Example of a feature service resource's JSON response: "supportsTrueCurve": true, "supportedCurveTypes": [ "esriGeometryCircularArc", "esriGeometryEllipticArc", "esriGeometryBezier3Curve"] However, support for True Curve property existed at Enterprise 11.3: supportsTrueCurve: <true | false> REF: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/feature-service/ Please review if "supportsTrueCurve": true in your feature service. If not, it may be possible to set it to 'true' using server admin credentials. I realize this is complex and many variables in play. So, important to research, test in lower environment and validate expected behavior. There are many organizations at Enterprise 11.3, so I hope other Community users will also post their experience on this topic.

‎02-02-2026

Well written and most of us can relate to one or more of these fears. The post mentions surveys used for data collection, research and generate statistics. It will be good to link the scope and methods used for the survey, like total respondents, regional distribution, time period.

‎01-30-2026

@Shane_EU Thanks for posting the graphic. Thinking out the logic: Construct a line AC starting at A with angle 70 Construct a line BC starting at B with angle 30 Get the intersection point XC of lines AC, BC Get the coordinates of point XC Does this sound about right? Then convert the logic to a script.

‎01-30-2026

@ODWC_GIS Sure, I moved your puzzle : https://community.esri.com/t5/gis-life-discussions/re-a-gis-crossword/td-p/1675507/jump-to/first-unread-message

‎01-28-2026

@jbradley A few questions to clarify the use case: Assumed situation: There is LRS Route layer R There is LRS Event layer EV1 that has future construction There is LRS Event layer EV2 that has current and future construction You need to remove future construction from layer EV2 If the above is correct: Are you using core ArcGIS linear referencing Overlay Route Events with EV1 and EV2? Or do you use the ArcGIS Roads & Highways and Overlay Events with EV1 and EV2?

‎01-21-2026

@DrJumaKhudonazarov Thanks for the clarification. If the surveyed data layer has a flag field for 'Tested' - this field can be used to calculate percentages in Pro.

‎01-21-2026

@apgis16 This blog focuses on a specific module in the Ports / Maritime domain: Maritime Ports Data Model 2023 > Property feature dataset > Lease and related layers Depending on the industry segment and user requirements you may explore other ArcGIS solutions like: ArcGIS Parcel Fabric ROW and Easement Data Management Tax Parcel Data Management Agricultural Parcel Analysis Parcel Value Analysis Recommend reviewing the capabilities and choose a solution that works best for your requirements. Note that Esri data models are considered as templates to start with, and enhance as needed.

‎01-20-2026

@DrJumaKhudonazarov Thanks for the idea; is this for enhancement to Survey123? The idea is posted for ArcGIS Pro. Are you looking to analyze the data in Pro once it's collected through Survey123 - please clarify your use case.

‎01-20-2026

@Royce_Simpson Thanks for posting the error screenshot, confirming the current limitation of Prune Branch History with LRS-enabled geodatabase. There is a pending enhancement request and I would recommend logging a Tech support case to have your organization added to this enhancement request. Meanwhile, explore other options to make the layers performant and get ideas from the community. I can think of the option to test in a lower environment where you un-version the layer. While this is neither elegant and nor recommended if you must retain the edit history, un-versioning should collapse the archived, intermediary transactions in the geodatabase. Look at moving the parcel layer to a feature dataset other than the LRS feature dataset. It opens up the option to keep the landbase feature dataset un-versioned. You can perform maintenance and tuning on this landbase feature dataset without affecting the LRS. This is a schema change, so discuss, plan and test before implementing changes.

‎01-20-2026

@Michele Looks like you are primarily working with feature service that contains layers from an enterprise GDB and options are grayed out as: The help doc Set time properties on data describes setting the time on the GDB layer. I am hoping your GIS admin used this option to set the time in the Pro map and then republished the service. Once the service is setup correctly, you should see layer > time properties when time enabled service is added to Pro map.

‎01-16-2026

@Royce_Simpson The notes with performance times are helpful. Please add the ArcGIS Enterprise and Pro versions and Oracle versions in use. Branch version scenarios : By design branch versioned geodatabase is insert-only model, so delete/truncate operation adds on to the rows in the RDBMS table. Prune Branch History does clean up archived, intermediary transactions in the geodatabase. The tool has its own requirements to work correctly. Looks like you tried this, what error did you run into? Are the latest patches applied? Please check specifically on the ArcGIS Server Utility Network and Data Management Patches. Enhancements and bug fixes to branch versioning are included in these patches.

‎01-14-2026

@AlfredBaldenweck Have you tried setting the default units in Pro > Project > Options > Units I believe the current behavior is to preserve the default settings until you change them. Please clarify if this is not what you are looking for. Are you looking for a global application settings ?

‎01-13-2026

@Michele You can enable time for each layer in your project. Setting layer properties for Feature Services will depend on the published capabilities. Set layer properties > Set time properties on data

‎01-09-2026

@BrandieHegler More context will help. From the screenshot, I assume you are using ArcGIS Pro to edit and save features stored in an enterprise geodatabase (eGDB) using SQL Server. If the eGDB was setup by GIS admin, consult them if you have permissions to edit and using the right credentials. If you are the admin and setup the eGDB, check if the right privileges were granted. Privileges for geodatabases in SQL Server

‎01-08-2026

@SanchezNuñez Consider changing the Alias (vs. Field Name) to uppercase.

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