Latest Contributions by HåvardMoe

‎07-12-2016

I'm having the same issue with my report, or rather: One out of three reports. I have ran a buff/intersect analysis with three different buffer distances, and created three identical reports listing the same fields with the same groupings just for each of the three results. The error occurs only on the largest buffer (about 219k records in the fc, vs. less than 6k in the others) - can it be a size issue? ! (Not sure why thsi is in Installation support - any way to move the discussion to a more logical place?)

‎07-07-2016

I have not tried that yet. Guess I'll have to look a bit more into the how-to-s of GP services ...

‎07-06-2016

Hi everyone! I have been looking around for an answer to this, but without success: I have a reference dataset with routes that I use for linear referencing events in Desktop. Is there a way to publish this to Server as a service so that I can: send a route and a measure and get the coordinate in return (similar to the tool "Locate Features Along Routes"), and also the other way around: send a coordinate and get the corresponding linear reference (route + measure) in return, similar to the tool "Locate Features Along Routes"

‎01-27-2016

As I found in this thread: Make Query Table problem The issue seems to be with the quotation marks in the SQL statement. I had the same problem as you, and it resolved once I removed the quotation marks...

‎09-14-2015

Hi everyone, we have a test server going where we have set up ArcGIS Server 10.3.1 (workgroup) and Portal. Setting up the Portal was relatively easy, and I made some adjustments to the site (new basemaps) and added a few maps and services from AGS on the same server (and from out prod. AGS server running 10.1). All well so far. Now, all of a sudden, my admin account is "corrupted" in some way, and all the things I did, as mentioned above, are gone. I can't log in: Unable to sign you in to Portal for ArcGIS Make sure you type in your username and password correctly. Your password is case sensitive. I can't reset the password When I try to reset using the 'Forgot password' option, I just get "Error: Unable to modify information for user". Trying the 'Reset password' option from My organization (using a colleague's admin login), I just get "Error: Unable to reset the password for member '(my account)'". I can't edit any profiles Using my colleague's admin login Itried to edit my profile, but only got "Error Updating Profile: Unable to modify user information at this time." I also tried to edit my colleague's own profile and got the same message. Strange message when adding new user For this test we have added a few users as built-in portal members. Trying to add a new admin account I completed the registration, and then got "Complete! (green check symbol)" and the message "Unable to add the following members: (new account)". It seems I can log in to this account, but still can't edit any profile info/password. I tried to change password from the profile, and now this new account is at point 1 above (Unable to sign in to Portal for ArcGIS)... *sigh* So... what could be wrong here? What can cause all content of an account to disappear like that? Why can no one update their profiles anymore?

‎06-29-2015

I have since posting this received a tip from out local ESRI reseller to try the REST API 'Create replica' option. While this still fails when I try to repicate the full service with four layers to a FGDB, it will allow me to do it in two operations: First layer 0 then layer 1-3. The full dataset is just over 600 point objects, with the resulting two FGDBs at 457 kB combined, so I can't imagine database size being an issue...

‎06-23-2015

I'm having some issues with some feature services we've defined in AGOL for summer help students to do various registrations. I've looked into backups, and while the ArcREST seems to be able to help we're (for the moment) stuck in 10.1 so that's not an option. I've tested use of export to file geodatabase, and this is where I run into issues: On one of the services I keep getting an error on FGDB export (Error exporting data til filegdb format), while other exports (csv, shape, gjson) work. It worked a few days ago, but not today I should mention that while testing today the service is being edited on. For the other service the export seems to be be working ok - these are not in use as of now. Are there any known limitations to the export that could explain this behaviour?

‎06-01-2015

Which line of code is mentioned in the error message, and what's the full message? There should be a mention of the character in question there

‎05-08-2015

Thank you.. The cursor.description seems to be what I'm looking for. The results from there should be parseable per table, and should be useable to create my numpy tables I'll have a look at oracle_util.py as well. I've looked into it before and didn't quite like that it required a hack to cx_Oracle.

‎05-07-2015

Hi everyone I've got a question regarding moving some table data from an Oracle DB to a numpy arrays. I've looked into the possibility of using cx_Oracle to access my Oracle DB and read data (tested, works) and now I'd like to make numpy arrays out of the data to work with the table data locally. The thing is, I don't know the table/field structure of the source data before I begin, so I can't really hardcode the numpy.dptyp() field types up front. Do anyone know if there is a way of getting this from the Oracle DB using cx_Oracle so I can build the numpy.dptyp() for each table? Alternatively, of course, is there a better way of achieving this that I haven't thought of? (Let's assume I don't have access to arcpy and Oracle connections there...)

‎03-06-2015

Hi Xander Bakker. I'm sorry for not being able to respond any sooner, as I've been away on vacaton. The Attribue featureclass is indeed organised a bit strange, mostly because the data were not originally intended for this purpose. I recognize the two parts you show as areas where the geometry of the routes have been updated, and not getting any events here is as expexted. I have now run a few tests against the single part version of the attribute data and it seems to be working fine. Many thanks for the help!

‎02-23-2015

The routes and the line features are based on the same line geometries. The original data are very segmented, and we have done a job tidying up this to define the routes. The data had some attributes that we wanted to create event tables for. I first tried running this on the big route feature class I have containing all routes vs. the input feature class and ended in hours of prosessing time. Based on this I set out to split up the job to run per route - hence the split of each route as separate feature classes and a script to iterate them. Running this script I complete the non-problematic 29 routes in little over 3 minutes, so I don't think prosessing time is the issue here... There should be no true curves in the data.

‎02-23-2015

The parameters I use are like this: This ran through the route that should work in a few seconds (22 sec on my PC last run).

‎02-20-2015

I'll try, if it can help. Attached is a zipped file geodatabase with a subset of feature classes. The feature class "Attribute" hold geometries with the single attribute field I want an event table for (i.e. the "Input Features" for the function). The feature classes ADLB, NSIB and SORB are routes with a single field holding the route ID. SORB is going through fine, the others are not:

‎02-19-2015

I'm having some strange behaviour with the "Locate Features Along Routes" function with ArcGIS 10.1. I have: One feature class with line geometry with an attribute I want to create linear events from. 45 feature classes with the defined routes I want: Event tables per route To create my events I iterate over the routes and create one event table per route, using the arcpy.LocateFeaturesAlongRoutes_lr() function. My initial test on a couple of the routes worked fine, but when I attempt to run though all of them I get this: Executing: LocateFeaturesAlongRoutes C:\Work\FGDB.gdb\Features C:\Work\FGDB.gdb\Route1 RID "1 Meters" C:\Work\FGDB.gdb\EventTable "RID LINE FromM ToM" FIRST DISTANCE ZERO FIELDS M_DIRECTON Start Time: Thu Feb 19 14:41:01 2015 ERROR 999999: Error executing function. The table was not found. [EventTable] Failed to execute (LocateFeaturesAlongRoutes). Failed at Thu Feb 19 14:41:02 2015 (Elapsed Time: 1,00 seconds) I run through the database (just added some exception handling to list the ones with errors) and find that 16 out of the 45 routes give this error, while the rest go through ok. I wondered if it could be my script, but the same routes fail when I use the tool in ArcMap. I've checked the input data, and can't really find what the issue is with the 16 problem routes. Some of them are short and easy (one feature), others of them are longer and more complex. All of the routes have measures set, with nothing particular shoving up using the Route Measure Anomalies display. Anyone else seen something like this?

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