Latest Contributions by MatthewRyan2

‎01-22-2020

We found the automatic numbering works well except for when you have group layers. There is a bug where it will assign the same ID twice to an outer layer and inner group layer. This only happens when converting and already established MXD to "Custom Static Specified IDs" since if that is the setting from the start when ArcMap seems to know how to roll.

‎01-15-2020

There is now an idea posted -

‎01-15-2020

There is no way to unregister a SDE layer in an enterprise SDE database. The only option catalog gives me is to delete it which is a very destructive operation. This means all the triggers, data, indexes and EVERYTHING to do with that table is lost. I propose, the ability to de-register a table from Catalog without deleting the table. Post on the issue with discussion found at - https://community.esri.com/message/902166-re-why-cant-a-layer-be-de-registered-with-the-sde?commentID=902166&et=watches.email.thread#comment-902166

‎01-15-2020

There is no way to unregister a SDE layer in an enterprise SDE database. The only option catalog gives me is to delete it which is a very destructive operation. This means all the triggers, data, indexes and EVERYTHING to do with that table is lost. I propose, the ability to de-register a table from Catalog without deleting the table. Post on the issue with discussion found at - https://community.esri.com/message/902166-re-why-cant-a-layer-be-de-registered-with-the-sde?commentID=902166&et=watches.email.thread#comment-902166

‎01-09-2020

Here I am again, back at my Original Post. Any progress here Esri Technical Support‌

‎09-24-2019

I strongly disagree with your premise on " I loathe the ability to randomly map users and schema ". What we're actually doing is logically managing and categorising data inside our databases. As that is the number 1 purpose of a database I find it nonsense to say "Anyone creating tables or objects in a database must create them inside their own user schema". The choice of schema should be given to the user who is creating the object in order to avoid creating a chaotic database where no one knows where data is or how to find it. Consequently, I'd love to see a feature letting us choose which schema to create our objects in. As noted throughout this thread the databases operate in this model so I don't understand why it's so hard to adopt their practice and include a text field "schema"

‎06-30-2016

INTERSECT brings back all the points which touch the edges of the extent The reason I know the spatialreference is correct is that using "map.graphics.add(extent, symbol)" puts the extent on the map in the correct place and " map.setExtent(extent);" takes me to the correct extent. After that I can see that the points "INTERSECT"-ing the boundaries of the extent are returned.

‎06-30-2016

Nah, it's nothing to do with that. Look at Query | API Reference | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.17 There^ you will see the "Constants" area with a bunch of SPATIAL_REL_XXXXX constants. I need to know if one of these will return all the points founds at the rest endpoint found inside the input geometry.

‎06-30-2016

That's not the issue Basson. It's about when queryTask.exectute(query, doStuffWithResults) is called. It works and I need it to have a spatial query specified which will return bring back everything inside the extent variable given. I've tried all combinations and no spatial relationship operator brings back all the results specified inside the geometry specified.

‎06-30-2016

I can't figure out a way to send a query to an ArcGIS rest endpoint asking for all the points which are contained within an extent. Does anyone know how to do this? Below is some code I've tried (sensitive information removed). var extent: esri.geometry.Extent = new esri.geometry.Extent(pointMinX, pointMinY, pointMaxX, pointMaxY, point.spatialReference); var queryTask: esri.tasks.QueryTask = new esri.tasks.QueryTask({ArcServiceURL}, null); var query: esri.tasks.Query = new esri.tasks.Query(); query.spatialRelationship = esri.tasks.Query.SPATIAL_REL_INTERSECTS; // what to use here??? query.geometry = extent; query.returnGeometry = true; query.outFields = ["*"]; query.where = "1 = 1"; map.setExtent(extent); // This works. Changes to the correct extent. The question again -- How can I send and extent in a query so that it brings back all the points contained inside that extent?

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Latest Contributions by MatthewRyan2

Re: Map Service Publishing: Automatic Unique Layer ID's

Re: Why Can't a Layer be De-Registered with the SDE

Unregister SDE Table from Catalog (without deleting)

Unregister SDE Table from Catalog (without deleting)

Re: Why Can't a Layer be De-Registered with the SDE

Re: database username and current schema don't match

Re: QueryTask return points inside and extent

Re: QueryTask return points inside and extent

Re: QueryTask return points inside and extent

QueryTask return points inside and extent