Latest Contributions by WilliamCraft

‎03-13-2014

Ok, I've done some digging on this topic; what you're seeing is a fairly common issue. You need to access the role and feature for .NET 3.5 through your SXS folder using the offline installer, typically located at D:\sources\sxs (though the drive letter can vary depending on the machine). Go to "C:\Windows\System32" and find cmd.exe Right click on the file and select Run As Administrator. Copy and Paste following code in the cmd window (assumes 'D' drive as described above): dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFX3 /Source:D:\sources\sxs When the process completes, restart your machine. Note: There are known issues with the steps above IF you have language packs already installed. If that's the case for you, then you may need to uninstall the language packs with the lpksetup.exe command before completing the steps above. Let me know how things turn out. Another slightly-similar approach using the CMD prompt involves the following if the above fails: Mount WIM: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:"c:\win8\wim\install.wim" /index:1 /mountdir:"c:win8\mount" Enable .NET 3.5: dism /Image:"c:win8\mount" /Enable-Feature /All /FeatureName:NetFX3 /Source:D:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess Add feature, i.e. langpack: dism /image:"c:win8\mount" /Add-Package /PackagePath:"c:\win8\lp\lp.cab" Unmount WIM: dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:"c:win8\mount" /commit EDIT: I found the Windows 8 help from Microsoft on how to enable .NET 3.5 from the Control Panel. In case the other methods do not work for you, you can review the link below and follow the steps as shown: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh506443(v=vs.110).aspx

‎03-13-2014

You should contact Esri support. I wish I could've helped you, but other than a complete uninstall and reinstall of AGS I can't think of anything else that you missed.

‎03-13-2014

Does your security certificate reference the fully-qualified name of your machine? In other words, does it use MACHINENAME.DOMAIN.COM syntax or does it contain only the machine name without the domain information?

‎03-13-2014

The Repair and Check Geometry GP tools allow input from a file geodatabase. Copy your offending feature class(es) from the enterprise GDB back to a file GDB and then run both tools from there, or run the tools on your original file GDB feature classes. Once the repairs are made, move your data to the enterprise GDB.

‎03-13-2014

File geodatabase field name length can be up to 64 characters. Source: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//003n00000019000000

‎03-13-2014

In versions of SQL Server 2008 and 2012, the maximum allowable field name length is 31 characters. Source: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//003n000000zw000000

‎03-12-2014

I'm not from Esri, but it has been my understanding that AGOL credits are charged for batch (multi-location) geocoding but not for single-address geocodes (although this isn't stated explicitly in Esri's help section; it could have changed or I could simply be wrong). The documentation also states that credits are charged if you are storing the results of a geocode in AGOL: - An ArcGIS Online subscription is required whenever the results are stored. This is always the case for geocoding or batch geocoding. It might be the case for reverse geocoding. Credits will be consumed. - No subscription is needed when doing geosearch or reverse geocoding where the results are not stored. The exception is listed in the next bullet. - In order to use any of the geocoding capabilities, you must use the service in conjunction with ArcGIS software or an ArcGIS Online subscription. If you do not have ArcGIS software, you must purchase a subscription for geosearch, geocoding, and reverse geocoding. Credits will only be used if the results are stored. Source: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgisonline-content/index.html#//011q0000000t000000 In order to geocode a table of addresses or batch geocode, you must have an ArcGIS Online organizational subscription or a trial subscription. When you connect to the service, you will sign in with your organizational or trial username and password. Esri will deduct credits from your AGOL account accordingly based on your credentials.

‎03-12-2014

Strange. How about ArcCatalog? Try making an Administrator connection to your server from there. I'm still doing some research on this... hopefully we'll get to the bottom of this! EDIT: I just thought of something. ArcGIS for Server services are only visible to the services directory if they are configured as Pooled. Setting the service to Non-pooled should cause it to not show up in the list. Can you please confirm your pooled settings for some of your services in the Pooling tab from their Service Properties?

‎03-12-2014

Now that you've re-authorized, try restarting the ArcGIS for Server windows service. It's a long shot, I know, but go ahead and do it to be thorough. Another thing to check... when you go to the services directory, is the behavior different when you use the web adaptor to access the site versus going directly to ArcGIS for Server (i.e., 6080 URL vs. not)?

‎03-12-2014

So you did the following already? 1. In the Server Manager interface, select Add Features to displays a list of possible features. 2. In the Select Features interface, expand .NET Framework 3.5.1 Features. 3. Once you expand .NET Framework 3.5.1 Features, you will see two check boxes. One for .NET Framework 3.5.1 and other for WCF Activation. Check the box next to .NET Framework 3.5.1 and click Next. 4. You cannot install .NET Framework 3.5.1 Features unless the required role services and features are also installed. Therefore, add the required role services and features if prompted. 5. In the Confirm Installation Selections interface, review the selections and then click Install. 6. Allow the installation process to complete and then click Close. The error you cited earlier occurs even if you try this method? If so, you'll need your system administrator to deal with this first as .NET 3.5 framework is a prerequisite for the installation of ArcGIS Server.

‎03-12-2014

I'm sure there's a Python solution that would be more complete in terms of the detail you originally asked to have. I couldn't find any way to link the domain to a field within the ArcSDE system tables at 10.1 or higher. Glad to hear this is somewhat helpful, though. I'll see what I can dig up in terms of Python scripting. Lastly, it would be nice if you could vote up helpful posts when people assist you in the forums.

‎03-12-2014

Can you give this SQL script a try in your Oracle database (run as SDE, SYSTEM, OR SYS user)? [ATTACH=CONFIG]32159[/ATTACH] The script, when run in a 10.1 or higher Oracle geodatabase, should return all domains as well as which feature classes to which they are associated. Let me know if it works.

‎03-12-2014

No problem. Please post back if this resolves your issue or not; if not, we can do some more troubleshooting.

‎03-12-2014

If you're having issues installing ArcGIS Server 10.0 due to the absence of .NET 3.5, you can download it elsewhere if it didn't come with the Esri installation media you have. The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 and its Service Pack 1 installers can be found here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21 (.NET 3.5 Framework installer) http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=25150 (Service Pack 1 installer for .NET 3.5 Framework) I recommend that you download both to a folder on your VM and run them sequentially as shown above. When you run them, right click on the installer and choose Run As Administrator.

‎03-12-2014

The best method is to do this using SQL*Plus. From a command prompt on a machine which can connect to your database, open a Windows CMD prompt. Follow the steps below: Type sqlplus user/pw@DATABASE (the user and password could be your SDE account, or you could use SYS or SYSTEM depending on what access you have; if using SYS, then you will need to type sqlplus user/pw@DATABASE as sysdba instead). At the SQLPLUS prompt, type EXECUTE DBMS_STATS.GATHER_SCHEMA_STATS(ownname => 'schemaname'); (replace "schemaname" with the actual schema name under which your spatial data exists; you may need to run this once for each schema that has spatial data). Edit: The SDE account may not have all of the privileges it needs to do this, so you may need to use an account with more privileges such as SYS or SYSTEM.

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