Latest Contributions by AndrewBowne

These folks really don't and never will have a true home. That's why I assigned them to a Hotel.  They mostly work in the field or out in the facility.  I figured assigning them to a hotel would put them in a "bucket" as assigned.  Then taking them one step further I could assign that hotel (bucket) to the unit which represents their shop.  That'll never change.   I guess I could assign all these employees to their shop (unit).  I just figured it would be easier to manage as a hotel.  Does that make sense? ... View more

Thanks, @Jinho_Kang.  This somewhat answers my question however maybe I wasn't descriptive enough in what I am trying to accomplish.  Also, maybe using Hotels isn't exactly the right workflow... Here is my scenario:  We have many individuals who do not have a true office location.  For instance, Carpenters, Plumbers, Groundskeepers, etc.  What I did was create a hotel for each of these groups and assigned all the respective people to the hotel.  Then I assigned that hotel to their shop location (Unit).  So, the Carpenter Shop (a Unit) has the Carpenters Hotel assigned to it.  Same for Plumbers and Groundskeepers respectively.  What I was looking to accomplish is for any user to search for "John Doe" (a plumber) would find him in the plumbers hotel and zoom to the plumbing shop (UNIT).  Does that make sense?  Or, is my workflow not correct? I have successfully set up searching for people who are assigned to actual office units.  That works.  I was hoping to extend the functionality further. Thank you! ... View more

@GauravJobanputra  The Units layer is a registered feature service (from our SQL Enterprise GDB).  UNIT_ID is a text/string field.     ... View more

@GauravJobanputra you were correct, I still had the category configured.  I deleted the category and updated the display field for the UNITS layer and I still can't search by UNIT_ID.  Should this work with Enterprise Portal 11.0?   Searching by a UNIT_ID   ... View more

@GauravJobanputra - This is (almost) exactly what I'm looking for.  If I change the display field I can search by either the NAME or the UNIT_ID.  What I see that may be different from your screen shots is that when I search by UNIT_ID, the NAME is returned.  Yours's seems to return both the NAME and the UNIT_ID - unless I'm reading your nomenclature incorrectly.   ^Search by UNIT_ID results in only showing the NAME result(s).  Should I be seeing the NAME and the UNIT_ID in the search results? I'm on Portal for Enterprise 11.0   ... View more

Looks like you have to create an indoor category in order to modify the search attributes.  I was hoping to not have to create a new category.  It doesn't look like that's the case.   ... View more

Does this mean that UNITS need to be configured as Indoors Categories?  By default, UNITS are searchable - but it only seems that they can be searched by NAME ... View more

Thanks!  I think I've got it working.  The issue I am not facing is that I am trying to run the Windows Task as a different users (a domain account with restricted access).  This account is an admin on the machine.  When I run I get the dreaded  "0x1" as the last run result.  Any thoughts? ... View more

Thanks for the input.   Do you need to leave ArcGIS Pro running all the time? ... View more