Latest Contributions by JonahLay

‎11-13-2020

Hi Alena, I wasn't able to reproduce a packaging failure with a shapefile in my project at 2.6. I suggest contacting Esri Technical Support for best assistance. They should be able to take a closer look into the issue. Best, Jonah

‎11-12-2020

Hi Alena, Can you try using the Package Project geoprocessing tool to see if that works? Thanks, Jonah

‎10-26-2020

Hi Steve, In addition to Robert's response, you can address this error by following the solutions listed here: 00062: Map contains data that does not use the same connection to an enterprise geodatabase Best, Jonah

‎10-06-2020

Hi Zian, Depending on what you are sharing, certain files will be automatically deleted. For example, if you are sharing packages, they are staged in the folder and deleted after the package is uploaded. (You can see this happening if you navigate to the folder while publishing is in progress.) The files that would be automatically deleted already have been after sharing has been completed. The remaining files in your SharingProcesses folder can be removed manually. The recommended workflow is to clear the Job Queue from ArcGIS Pro. See this: Sharing job status. Clicking Remove Finished Jobs will delete the files and job folders in your SharingProcesses folder. Hope it helps. Cheers, Jonah

‎10-02-2020

Hi Craig, Thanks for the screenshot. That's odd. I'm not sure where the maps are. It may be best to contact technical support so that they can take a closer look. Best, Jonah

‎09-30-2020

Hi Craig, If you don't need the maps, you can delete them. On the Catalog pane, under Maps, right-click the map and click Delete . Hope it helps, Jonah

‎09-30-2020

Hi Ranga, Please see the following article about managing registered data stores in ArcGIS Pro: Manage registered data stores Sorry, I'm not sure I know the answer to your question about the load balancer. Here's an article that might provide some assistance: Multiple-machine deployment with third party load balancer—ArcGIS Enterprise If you don't get a response from others who are more familiar with this subject, you can always reach out to technical support for assistance. Best, Jonah

‎09-29-2020

Hi Ranga, Which type of layer are you trying to share? I've added a few help articles below about how to share web layers. Hopefully they will be helpful. Feature layer Map image layer Scene layer Imagery layer Elevation layer Best, Jonah

‎09-24-2020

Did you take a look at the update a map or scene section? Does it help? This is the opposite operation of saving a web map in Pro.

‎09-24-2020

Hi Kevin, Yes, you can update your map in ArcGIS Pro. In ArcGIS Pro 2.6, we introduced the ability to save web maps. Hope it helps, Jonah

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Latest Contributions by JonahLay

Re: Project Package Failure in Pro

Re: Project Package Failure in Pro

Re: Sharing Web Layer: Error 00062

Re: ArcGIS Pro Staging Folder: Leftover Files

Re: Can't export project to project package

Re: Can't export project to project package

Re: Share web layer to Portal, data by reference

Re: Share web layer to Portal, data by reference

Re: Pro and webmaps

Re: Pro and webmaps