Latest Contributions by BillFox

Highlight v10.4 vs. 10.4.1 Editing issues upgrading from 10.3.1 to v10.4.x prompted this upgrade workflow: Upgrade SQL Server from 2008 R2 to 2014 SP 2 ArcGIS Desktop 10.3.x and 10.4 clients Continue using the Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 2012 Or, if they have trouble connecting Need to install the Microsoft ODBC Driver v11 ArcGIS Desktop 10.4.1 clients Need to install the Microsoft ODBC Driver v13 -Bill ... View more

See the "Supported Compatibility Level Values" column below. Example: The SQL Server 2014 geodatabase can be set to 100 or 110 or 120 and ESRI is good to go. Reference Microsoft SQL Server documentation: ALTER DATABASE Compatibility Level (Transact-SQL)  Arguments https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb510680.aspx#Anchor_1 database_name Is the name of the database to be modified. COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL { 130 | 120 | 110 | 100 | 90 | 80 } Is the version of SQL Server with which the database is to be made compatible. The following compatibility level values can be configured: Product Database Engine Version Compatibility Level Designation Supported Compatibility Level Values SQL Server 2016 13 130 130, 120, 110, 100 SQL Database 12 120 130, 120, 110, 100 SQL Server 2014 12 120 120, 110, 100 SQL Server 2012 11 110 110, 100, 90 SQL Server 2008 R2 10.5 105 100, 90, 80 SQL Server 2008 10 100 100, 90, 80 SQL Server 2005 9 90 90, 80 SQL Server 2000 8 80 80 -Bill Thank you: asengupta-esristaff‌ SButala-esristaff‌ ... View more

Reference ESRI documentation v10.4: Upgrade an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server Upgrade an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  "Tip: If you are unsure of the database compatibility level of your SQL Server database, check the database properties from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. If your database compatibility level is 80, you must update your database compatibility level. See SQL Server documentation for instructions." But it does not indicate which level we must set it to for 10.4.1, 10.3.1. etc. Asrujit SenGupta‌ SButala-esristaff ... View more

Hi Paul, Did you receive any further information about ESRI/SQL Server compatibility levels? With 10.4.x not supporting SQL Server 2008 R2, has anyone seen ESRI documentation on SQL Server compatibility levels? 2016     130 2014     120 2012     110 2008 R2     105 2008     100 2005     90 2000     80 -Bill Asrujit SenGupta‌ Sanket‌ ... View more

Good idea, As of now I think you can do a hybrid with a public facing ArcGIS Server in the DMZ. secure the publishing folder with built-in user name/password share the secure service of your on premise enterprise geodatabase feature class to AGOL and use option to save user name/password with the service SAML AGOL to your AD add AD users to AGOL, groups, etc. but editor tracking from AGOL will probably post the built-in user instead of the SAML one on premise portal would post the correct AD user -Bill ... View more

Good idea, As of now I think you can do a hybrid with a public facing ArcGIS Server in the DMZ. secure the publishing folder with built-in user name/password share the secure service of your on premise enterprise geodatabase feature class to AGOL and use option to save user name/password with the service SAML AGOL to your AD add AD users to AGOL, groups, etc. but editor tracking from AGOL will probably post the built-in user instead of the SAML one on premise portal would post the correct AD user -Bill ... View more

Does anyone have a status update for this question? ... View more

Initial support cannot reproduce this error using Portal 10.4.1 Checking to see if it is a Portal 10.3.1 issue ... View more

Reference: Currently using Portal for ArcGIS v10.3.1 ... View more

nope, just noticed this same timeout error this morning with Portal for ArcGIS Web AppBuilder applications "out of the box" - Not using developer edition or any proxy adjustments. I'm running it by tech support. ... View more

Same error as you this morning, same v of chrome Works fine in Firefox 47.0.1 and ie 11 ... View more

This year's UC 2016 reply from Jack, Dear Bill, Thanks very much for your feedback on the UC Survey. You are absolutely right; we are pushing web GIS to be a complete GIS but it will take a while. Currently we are working on ArcGIS Pro COGO functionality going back to the old ArcInfo days. This functionality will be released this winter and given the fact that ArcGIS Pro can be commercialized into a cloud environment, it means that GIS professionals will be able to use browsers and carry out true curves and geometric network editing from nothing more than a browser environment. Best of luck to you, Bill, and I look forward to you having a great conference this year. Warm regards, Jack ... View more