Latest Contributions by ArchitSrivastava

Hello @LiveHus, I would suggest to check the "Execution Mode" of the service once and confirm if it's set to "Asynchronous (Recommended for long-running services)" with "View results with a map service" enabled, screenshot below may helps: If yes, just try by unchecking the "View results with a map service" and run the tool to see it the second Feature Layer is created? Additionally, If the above doesn't help can share the "Info" level logs for the Geoprocessing service. To set the logging level for the Geoprocessing Service specifically, follow the below document: Enabling info-level geoprocessing messages : Troubleshooting geoprocessing REST services—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise Once, you enable this run the tool again and navigate to "ArcGIS Server Manager" > Site > Jobs > Under Service select the GP service and query. This will show you the Job ID generated for the latest run of the tool. Once you open that, it will show you details of the JOB run. Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @KSmyth4 , In addition to what @A_Wyn_Jones, it would also be useful to run a "CheckUrl" from Portal for ArcGIS to confirm Portal is able to access this URL, the workflow would be as follows: Navigate to https://webadaptorhost.domain.com/webadaptorname/sharing/rest Login with appropriate privilege credentials It will log you in to the User details page. Navigate to "Home" option from top left  Navigate to "Portal" > "CheckUrl" > Enter the URL for the OGC service URL If it's accessible you should see "Http Status Code" would be 200 If it's not 200, that would allows us to understand that the Portal has some issues in accessing the URL. Once we narrow that down appropriate action can be taken based on security settings as mentioned by @A_Wyn_Jones . Additionally, I would also recommend adding this service in ArcGIS Pro (whichever version you have available) by following the documentation below: Add OGC API services : https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/services/add-ogc-api-services.htm  This would help us in understanding if the problem is from Vendor side or ours.  If works in ArcGIS Pro : ArcGIS Enterprise settings are restricting access If doesn't work in ArcGIS Pro : Could be an issue with OGC service it self  Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @shildebrand,  I understand the concerns you have but as the item is moving from one ArcGIS Enterprise to another ArcGIS Enterprise, the new Web App will need the items from the Development to Production, they would most definitely change. However, I have another approach which you can try and check if it works for you. I have used ArcGIS API for Python in past to make this and similar this work, kindly find the sample below: Install Required Libraries: Make sure you have the ArcGIS Python API installed. e.g. pip install arcgis Import required modules: from arcgis.gis import GIS Authenticate to the development  dev_gis = GIS("https://dev-enterprise-url.com/webadaptor", username="your_dev_username", password="your_dev_password") Authenticate to the Production  prod_gis = GIS("https://prod-enterprise-url.com/webadaptor", username="your_prod_username", password="your_prod_password") Clone Web Map and Services: Clone the web map and services from the development to the production environment. Clone the web map from development to production web_map_item = dev_gis.content.get("web_map_item_id") web_map_item.clone(copy_data=True, folder="Production") Clone the Web App Configuration: To ensure widget configurations are maintained, clone the Web AppBuilder application's configuration. service_item = dev_gis.content.get("service_item_id") service_item.clone(copy_data=True, folder="Production") Find the Web AppBuilder application in your development environment web_app_item = dev_gis.content.get("web_appbuilder_app_item_id") prod_web_app_item = web_app_item.clone( folder="Production", copy_data=True, search_existing_items=True ) Update References in the Production Configuration: Since we've cloned the Web AppBuilder application with its original configuration, We will need to update references to the web map and services that we cloned earlier. In our production configuration, find the references to the development environment's items and replace them with the new item IDs generated during the cloning process. Update web map references in the cloned app configuration app_config = prod_web_app_item.get_data() app_config['values']['webmap'] = "<new_web_map_id>" Update service references in the cloned app configuration. Iterate through the widgets and update the relevant widget configurations for widget in app_config['widgets']: if 'itemId' in widget: widget['itemId'] = "<new_service_item_id>" Update and save the modified configuration prod_web_app_item.update(data=app_config) Once you do the above steps the new Web Application should be present in Production with reference to production Web Map and Service configuration. I would recommend that after updating the web app's configuration, thoroughly test it in the production environment to ensure that everything is working as expected. Be sure to verify that widget configurations have been correctly transferred. Furthermore, you can also use https://ago-assistant.esri.com/ to compare the JSON of the Development item and Production item to make sure no reference are there from Development Additionally, If your application uses custom URLs, ensure that DNS and URL references are updated to point to the production environment. This preserves the widget configurations while migrating your Web AppBuilder application, web map, and services to the production environment.  Hope it helps! -Archit     ... View more

 Hello @DeepikaJain01 , I would you should start where you feel most comfortable in working weather FGDB or eGDB. It possible for us to move the data around from FGDB to eGDB or vise-versa. For more details about migration you can refer to this documentation "Migrate a utility network dataset  I would also suggest going through this eBook by SSP innovations "UTILITY NETWORK: A TO Z ". This helped me a lot in understanding what is needed. It explains details nicely and simple manner also available to download. Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @Jin-taeKim , I encountered the same problem with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1. To resolve this I took the following steps: Configure a new backup location for "Relational" and "Tile Cache" by following Register a default backup location as for "When you create a tile cache data store, no default backup location exists. You must register at least one backup location before you can create tile cache data store backup files. Create a backup using WebGISDr again. Try to restore using the new backup and it worked as expected. The major consideration to note is that with this version of ArcGIS Enterprise the following is known to happen: Will not create a backup location for tile cache automatically. Will consider it as a warning while exporting WebGISDr Hopefully the same works for you. Could you give it a try and let me know. -Archit   ... View more

Hello @Jin-taeKim  In order to confirm this can you let me know what is the version of ArcGIS Enterprise you are working with? I encountered the similar problem today as I was running some tests with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1(some testing about a capability across versions) and noticed this error and found :   Usually, we miss out on the warning associated to this while taking a WebGISDr backup as it would continue to take backup. I would recommend  Register a default backup location and take the backup again from WebGISDr. Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @Jin-taeKim, As per my understanding, there should be a "backup location" configured for the ArcGIS DataStore. The error doesn't seem very descriptive of where the backup location is not configured i.e. Either on source environment or the target environment. I would suggest running "describedatastore" as suggested by @tanzo1 and in the result you will see "Backup locations" parameter check if this is populated, If yes then is it accessible by the account running the ArcGIS Data Store Service (to be on the safer side do this for both source and target machines) To understand more about "describedatastore" please refer : describedatastore   If it not configured, please try this Change the default backup location for a relational data store . Please note if the problem is due to source data store, you will have to take the backup again after enabling this capability and then try to restore. Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @mingster , This seems to be an interesting one and would definitely needs some tracking to find the cause of the issue. I would suggest we can start at the following:  Check the browser developer tools for the request when you click on the data tab Try clearing the browser cache including cookies Can you share a screenshot of the settings tab specifically "Feature Layer (hosted)" section Hope it helps! -Archit  ... View more

Hello @User35489 , I think this is a great approach. However, as per my understanding and research this doesn't seem possible at the moment. Once the services directory is disabled, it is disabled across the site, regardless of which user is trying to access or whether a Web Adaptor is used or not. I think this would be great idea to submit here ArcGIS Enterprise Ideas  Furthermore, I am not sure weather this would help or not, but you can check this out and see if a different approach at this concern helps: Hide a service in the ArcGIS Server Services Directory  Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @AhmedTarek123  It seems like when the configuration wizard is trying to reach the internal Database, it is unable to achieve a response in designed time. I would suggest having a look at the following documentation and running a check for these on the Data Store machines (in your scenario Relational Data Store): Ports used by ArcGIS Data Store  Mostly, as per my understanding it could be 9876 port: 9876 (TCP)—Internal communication between the hosting ArcGIS Server site and the relational data store occurs through this port, as does some communication between the primary and standby relational data store machines. Furthermore, I would recommend adding an exception to Windows Firewall as disabling the Firewall would a tricky situation with IT team. This explains those steps in details : Adding Windows Firewall Exceptions    Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @CodyPatterson , I am glad I was able to get you a starting point. I think if the services are to kept in the intranet itself i.e. no outside access from internal components or any outside components cannot access internal component that would require more considerations to taken into account. If you can confirm that you are thinking about configuring ArcGIS Enterprise in an environment where there is no internet connection or internet access is prohibited by your organization, I can share more links with considerations. As per my understanding, it would be good to have the reverse proxy as the front end of the configuration and then Web Adaptors and then other components but do consider that it's a lot of rerouting, configuration and a lot of components need to work in cohesiveness to achieve this. Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more

Hello @CiarainSheridan , In order to have a better understanding of this, could you please share the following details: What is the version of ArcGIS Enterprise you are working with? What is the location where the files are being created? Is it possible for you share one of these sqllite files for running a check? There are multiple things where these could be being utilized but would require some troubleshooting. -Archit ... View more

Hello @mikeytes  As @MiguelParedes mentioned that the capabilities for these layers are not managed from ArcGIS Server Manager. However, I would recommended definitely having a look at those documents mentioned above which will help you understand that the start/stop is not possible for Hosted Feature Layers but other changes are possible to achieve. Note : Prior to making any changes understand the full impact of those I would suggest two possible ways which I utilize in these scenarios for e.g. to update "maxRecordCount" or "Configure time zone settings" etc. Method 1 : Performing this from ArcGIS Pro In ArcGIS Pro, navigate to the Catalog pane. On the Catalog pane, select Portal > My Content. Under My Content, select the desired layer.  Drag and drop the layer into the Contents pane Export the data to Feature Class Right-click the output from above tool > Select Sharing > Overwrite Web Layer. On the Overwrite Web Layer pane, select the hosted feature Layer and click OK. When prompted with the warning message, click OK. Click the Overwrite Web Layer pane > Configuration. Click Configure Parameters. Under Time zone, select the desired time zone or "maxRecordCount" (screenshot attached for reference) Click Analyze then Publish. Method 2 : Editing from ArcGIS Server Admin endpoint (Please note that this is a more severe approach and need understanding of the changes you are making) Furthermore, I would suggest that utilize the ArcGIS Pro method as it allows you to have an easy method to achieve the result as well as allows you not change things from the different endpoint which is much better approach Hope it helps! -Archit ... View more