Latest Contributions by George_Thompson

Here is a reference in the "Updates and Patches" section; https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/operational-best-practices.htm ... View more

I think what Jake is saying is that you can make the SQL database into an Enterprise Geodatabase ("SDE"). You do not have to create a separate geodatabase unless you want to. The "SDE" information is added to the existing SQL database. You run the Enable tool, then register the datasets with the geodatabase that you want. Let us know if you have any other questions. ... View more

Sounds like there may be something in the URL that 10.8 does not like. It would be best to work with Esri Technical Support on this. ... View more

Only initial item I saw was that your version of PostgreSQL & PostGIS is below the supported version: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/system-requirements/latest/windows/database-requirements-postgresql.htm That could cause an issue. Is the DB an Enterprise Geodatabase or just a database? ... View more

Appreciate the update and glad to hear that it is working now. Network gremlins are always fun! ... View more

Is this in a file (fGDB) or Enterprise Geodatabase (EGDB)? If an EGDB, what is the RDBMS and version? ... View more

Can you test a WMS service from here: https://mapservices.weather.noaa.gov/eventdriven/services/WWA/watch_warn_adv/MapServer/WMSServer? ... View more

I would say the safest is copy / paste. You could use the Export Feature GP tool to batch this process from the fGDB --> EGDB. ... View more

How are the resources on the PostgreSQL machine? Is the Server machine pegged out when querying the layer? ... View more

Are they trying to show all the features? What is the RDBMS being used and the relation to the Enterprise machines? Is the service an ArcGIS Server feature service right now? ... View more

Thanks for the great update! ... View more

Are you connecting to a different version (i.e. not DEFAULT) than has been registered in the past? ... View more

Did you upgrade to PostgreSQL 14.x also as part of this process? ... View more

This is not a recommended pattern for deployment. It is recommended to have the Enterprise Geodatabase in the same location as the ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. This help says "AWS" but is still applicable to Azure; https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/cloud/amazon/geodatabases-and-arcgis-server-on-aws.htm. Note: When your client, data source, and ArcGIS Enterprise are not deployed in the same location, you will likely experience degraded performance when data is sent between an on-premises component and the cloud. Azure link: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/cloud/azure/add-registered-databases.htm  A registered database that contains a geodatabase—You can add an enterprise geodatabase to store source data on Azure. To create datasets in the geodatabase, connect to it from an ArcGIS Pro client running in the same region on Azure. Once the geodatabase contains data, you can connect to it from this client and publish services that reference this data. ... View more