Latest Contributions by ChristianWells

‎09-27-2022

Thanks, Salah - when you get the crash window, did you click, Send Report? I want to see if we can dig up any details on your crash and if its fixed in a later verion

‎09-27-2022

Thanks, Salah - can you test the workflow without this dataset by using a blank project and a different layer? This test will help narrow down whether or not this is a data-specific issue.

‎09-27-2022

Hi Salah, Can you share a screenshot of error message, please? Also, what happens if you start a blank project (no data) in ArcGIS Pro? Do you experience the same error?

‎09-27-2022

As a manager of an ArcGIS deployment, you play a crucial role in keeping your installed software up-to-date with the latest patches. Depending on the size of your GIS or organization, this task may be challenging, but it's essential for the smooth operation of your system. The easiest way to stay informed is through the Esri Support app - support.esri.com/en-us/app. In this app, you can use the Patches tab to see the latest releases. If you want to be notified of new patches, be sure to enable notifications from the Esri Support app on your mobile device so you stay updated with the information for your ArcGIS deployment.

‎08-11-2020

You're welcome - I'm glad this was helpful!

‎08-11-2020

Behind the scenes, an unregistered view will be nested within a subquery. The reason that this happens is so the software can evaluate the SQL statement for metadata about the data in the view. Here is an illustration of what you might see in the SQL database trace: SELECT OID, SHAPE FROM (SELECT * FROM MY.VIEW‍) WHERE OID = 1;‍ By registering the view with the geodatabase, the metadata gets stored within the geodatabase repository so that subsequent calls do not require ArcGIS to gather the metadata. The act of registering the view will remove the need for the nested query. Therefore, the execution plan in the database will have fewer steps and performance should be comparably better than the unregistered view.

‎06-25-2020

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‎06-19-2020

Great! I'm glad this worked out for you. -Christian

‎06-19-2020

Check out more of what the Map Viewer Beta can do here, connect with others, and provide feedback on the experience: ArcGIS Online Map Viewer Beta

‎06-19-2020

It's possible in the new Map Viewer (BETA) to update a single point feature. Here is how I accomplished the task: Go to Content and find Feature Layer. Click the ellipses (...) on the Feature Layer and select "Open in Map Viewer (BETA)." On the right-hand side of the Map Viewer, select "Edit." In the Editor pop-up, select "Edit Feature." Select the feature you want to move. Click and drag the point to the new location. FYI Peter Klingman‌

‎06-05-2020

Robert Kearney‌ after digging in a bit more and discussing with the Product team, the most up-to-date version of Explorer for ArcGIS (Windows) is 20.1.0. I am working with our internal teams to update the Support website to reflect this. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.

‎06-05-2020

Hi Robert Kearney‌, Thank you for posting your question - I want to help resolve this issue for you. Can you share what build number your Windows 10 machine is? You can find this by typing "System Information" into your Windows start menu. When you open the program you should see the build number like this:

‎02-12-2020

Here are some resources on learning about the Slope tool: Esri Academy (Maintenance Required): Terrain Analysis Using ArcGIS Pro Learn ArcGIS (Scenario based): Estimate Solar Power Potential Regarding the bug - these are logged by contacting Technical Support. I will send you a direct message to get your information so we can get a case created for you.

‎12-02-2019

Glad to hear we made some progress! On the insufficient permissions it might be the tables from the LOCATION or PLANNINGCADASTRE schema. Can you verify that you can do a SELECT one each table without the ST call? Can you verify you can do an INSERT on DEMOLITION_NOTIFICATIONS_GIS without the ST call?

‎11-26-2019

I tried to simplify this down to just the ST functions, but this might help get us in the right direction. Here is how I did an INSERT INTO SELECT with an ST_BUFFER: insert into gis_table (shape) select sde.st_buffer(l.shape, 0.05) from location l;‍‍ If I add in attribute records it changes slightly: insert into gis_table (objectid, gis_table_id,shape) select 1,2,sde.st_buffer(l.shape, 0.005) from location l;‍ In the original script, there are some duplication of the ST calls with the ST_GEOMETRY + ST_ASTEXT function. There are 2 reasons I would avoid the additional call for WKT. ST_BUFFER returns an ST_GEOMETRY object and can be reused in your insert statement without rework The WKT is returned as a Character Large Object (CLOB), which can be unwieldy and quite large to store in memory - this becomes more important as you scale your SQL requests.

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