Latest Contributions by George_Thompson

Ok, thanks for the additional information. Branch Versioned data cannot be published to ArcGIS Online, that will not work. Once it published to Enterprise and working, you can create an item in ArcGIS Online to edit. Note - if you edit the branch versioned feature layers in Online it will edit the DEFAULT Version.  Do you have any other layers in the Pro map that you are using for publishing that are NOT branch versioned also? If you only have 1 of the branch versioned layers in the map, does it publish successfully? For your last paragraph: "Where is the data stored once published?" If the data is published as referenced, the data is stored in the Enterprise Geodatabase (EGDB) "Somewhere on the datastore of the ArcGIS server?" It is only stored on the ArcGIS Server / DataStore if the data is copied as part of the publishing process. "If edits are perform on the feature layers, will this data can be brought back (reconcile) to the original GDB that served to do the publishing?" If you make edits on a Hosted layer (i.e., not in the EGDB) there is not "versioning" mechanism available. Overall, once you get the layers published with Version Management enabled, you will be able to reconcile / post. ... View more

What version of ArcGIS Enterprise are you publishing to? Also are you the owner of the datasets being published; https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/publish-branch-versioned-data.htm#GUID-B3712933-4208-4725-BBB3-E46FB61ABAD4? You can have both Branch and Traditionally versioned data in the same enterprise geodatabase. You just cannot have the same features (as you have mentioned) be both "traditional & branch" versioned at the same time. As mentioned, once the features are branch versioned, they should be published and edited via that service, not directly. You will also be able to reconcile / post the edits to default via the service. Also note that you can only have 1 level of versioning from DEFAULT (i.e., DEFAULT --> sub-versions). Now you can bring the branch version features to do administrative tasks like Rebuild Indexes, Analyze Datasets once they are branch versioned. Can you provide some more context on the comment: "My understanding is that we are never going to be able to reconcile the data in the original database"? Did my information above about reconcile / posting answer that? ... View more

Take a look at this help article: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/activating-and-renewing-your-arcgis-developer-subscript-000029851 I think that you should be able to "tag" it in My Esri. ... View more

If you have installed (and authorized) ArcGIS Server, then you can create an Enterprise Geodatabase (EGDB) in PostgreSQL following the documentation here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/manage-postgresql/setup-geodatabase-postgresql-windows.htm#GUID-58E9AF16-BEAE-44CD-8959-A7D15984E5D3 ***Note - please review the steps above before creating the EGDB*** For the create Enterprise Geodatabase GP tool (https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/create-enterprise-geodatabase.htm), you can find the license file here (on Windows): "This file is written to \\Program Files\ESRI\License<release#>\sysgen when you install ArcGIS Server on Windows" If you only have ArcGIS Pro, then you will be able to do the following in your PostgreSQL DB: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/databases/databases-and-arcgis.htm Hope this helps! ... View more

I am not sure why that is happening. It may be best to work with technical support to dig into this issue. ... View more

Ah ok. Are you publishing to Enterprise 10.6.1? Can you publish just a FC with no domains to branch versioning and edit in Pro? ... View more

If the DEFAULT version is not available it is probably set to Private or Protected: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/overview/create-modify-and-delete-versions.htm This may need to be changed to Public, but there are other considerations before doing that....... ... View more

If the feature class (FC) you mention above is edited in ArcMap, then it cannot be branch versioned also? FC's are either Branch or Traditional versioned. Are you just editing a feature service via ArcGIS Pro? ... View more

I would recommend that you at least update to the min. version in the documentation, if possible. It "may" work with v14.5 but have some behavior that is unexpected. ... View more

Based on my experience, local data in a fGDB has good performance. Is the fGDB stored in a OneDrive / Google Drive folder that is being backed up automatically? Have you tried a new project and the performance is the same? Is the project stored on a local drive or network drive? Is it being backed up with OneDrive or Google also? Is the performance suboptimal for all layers in the fGDB or just certain layers? Can you provide some more information about the layers that are slow? ... View more

Where are the geodatabases being stored (cloud, local drive, network drive, etc.) in relation to the Pro client? What type of geodatabases are being used: file / enterprise / other?     If Enterprise, do you have it enabled for a geodatabase (i.e., SDE schema)? If you remove the WMS services, does the Pro map work better? ... View more

You may want to review this post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/is-there-any-tool-in-arcgis-pro-to-import-e00-file/m-p/1374741 also ... View more

I am not aware of any specific contact, I would recommend following up to the email address above. ... View more