Latest Contributions by MeleKoneya

The documentation for upgrading ArcGIS Server from 10.0 states: The easiest way to migrate from version 10.0 of ArcGIS Server is to install 10.2.2 on a new machine or set of machines. This allows you to go back and reference your existing applications and service properties while you are creating your new ArcGIS Server site. It sounds like we can run our ArcGIS Server 10.0 and 10.2.2 at the same time.     I noticed that we do have an available 10.2 license at customers.esri.com but was wondering how long we can run both the existing 10 and a new 10.2.2 as we migrate and then test our install. Has anyone migrated their ArcGIS Server from 10.0 to 10.2 on a new machine?    And if so, where you able to use the two licenses (10.0 & 10.2) concurrently, and for how long? Thanks, Mele ... View more

When querying our SDE_spatial_references table with SQL Server Management Studio,    I get the following error: "An error occurred while executing batch. Error message is: Arithmetic Overflow."   We also run a DBCC CHECKDB weekly on our databases and it produces this error: "Column 'munits' value is out of range for data type "float".  Update column to a legal value." It looks like the problem is with the munits field in one of our rows and I was able to identify which row this occurs in.     I also took a look at our SDE_Layers table and don't see the SRID that is causing the problem listed.   Has anyone seen this type of error and found a way to resolve it? Thanks, Mele ... View more

We just upgraded our production ArcSDE server to Windows Server 2008 R2.    We are using ArcSDE 10.1 SP1 on SQL Server 2012 with Application Server Connections for many of our users.    We will be moving to more direct connects but for now,   we have a lot of application server connections.  After creating the windows service,   I changed the login to use a domain account rather than the system account so that the Windows Service would not have to share heap memory with other processes.   This was suggested to us a few versions of ArcSDE ago by ESRI Support and we are still employing this strategy.      I have noticed that now we have a lot of Conhost.exe processes running under the domain account in addition to the expected gsrvr.exe processes and I am concerned that these are using up the memory that I had hoped would be dedicated to only the gsrvr.exe processes. I don't recall seeing these conhost.exe processes on Windows Server 2003 running under our Domain Account.    Our SharedSection parameter on the registry key \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\SubSystems is set at 768.    What are these conhost.exe procecesses and do I need to be concerned about using up the memory heap?     Should I consider upping the SharedSection parameter? Thanks for any guidance you can provide. Mele ... View more

When publishing a map service KML support is enabled by default.   Is there a way to set the KML support for a Map Service to off by default so that each time a Map Service is published we don't have to uncheck this option? Thanks, Mele ... View more

I am attempting to upgrade a JavaScript application from 3.2 to 3.7.    Changing the URL references seemed pretty strait forward, but  after doing so,   I have some formatting issues with the AttributeInpector and TemplatePicker in dijit.layout.ContentPane as shown in the attached image. [ATTACH=CONFIG]29290[/ATTACH] I suspect it is an CSS issue,  but I don't have much in my CSS for the AttributeInspector or TemplatePicker other than the following: .esriAttributeInspector { height: 750px; width: 250px; }  .templatePicker { border: none 0; height:300px; width: 250px; } I am also having an issue with the Slider Bar that I am using to change opacity on Aerials/Basemap.   It does not show up since my switch to 3.7 #sliderWrapper { position:absolute; left: 20px; bottom:10px; z-Index: 40; width: 200px; height: 50px; background: transparent; -moz-box-shadow: 0 0 5px #888; -webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 5px #888; } What things should I check to correct these formatting issues?  Thanks, Mele ... View more

I was watching an ESRI video called "Web Enabling Databases with ArcGIS for Server" and I thought I heard them say that SQL Geomety could be created on the fly in a view or in ESRI terms with a Query Layer. I have a couple of SQL tables that have LAT/LONG and I would like to used this information to create SQL geometry for each row rather than creating an event theme from the LAT/LONG values.      Due to restrictions on the database table,   I am not able to add a Geomtry field to the table itself so I thought I would try to do it via a view/query layer and bring it into ArcMap that way. I have not been able to find any examples of doing this.     Let me know if this is possible and more importantly,  if there are some examples of doing so. Thanks, Mele ... View more

Just started to play around with the 3.7 API and found the refreshInterval property very interesting. I am able to set a value on a ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer and watch our vehicle locations update using the code below: var wtrvehMSL = new esri.layers.ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer("http://arcserver/ArcGIS/rest/services/WaterWO/Water_WO_Misc/MapServer", { [INDENT][/INDENT]refreshInterval: .05    }); Pretty cool stuff, but when I try to use a FeatureLayer,  the map does not refresh.    I have tried using all different modes, but no luck. Has anyone tried this yet with a FeatureLayer and if so do you have some code that worked? Thanks, Mele ... View more