Latest Contributions by LanceCole

@Yarrr, Is this for imagery/raster or vector data? For our imagery and raster data, we created source mosaic datasets in their original coordinate system then used the source mosaic datasets to build a reference mosaic dataset in WGS84.   This allows multiple transformations to be applied and is reprojected on the fly in publishing out data to AGOL and building tile sets.  Source, derived, and referenced mosaic datasets I apologize, I do not remember the exact workflow we used for the vector data.  We did get it to work dynamically.  We since moved to NAD83(2011) which AGOL can transform in a single transformation without issue. I believe we applied a transformation on the map the feature data was published from to an intermediary coordinate system that AGOL could transform directly to WGS84.  For example, published the feature/map service from NAD83(86) to NAD83(HARN) then AGOL was able to correctly transform that to WGS84.  This workflow allowed us to keep or data in our coordinate system while dynamically publishing to AGOL with correct transformations. Taking control of transformations with hosted feature layers If you are generating your tile cache in Pro and exporting. It does not appear you can apply transformations as part of these geoprocessing tools.  However: 1) You can try modifying the transformation applied to the map you are generating the tiles from including a few combination transformations.  The default for WGS84 to NAD 83 is (WGS_1984_(ITRF00)_To_NAD_1983).  Try a few others such as: (WGS_1984_(ITRF00)_To_NAD_1983_HARN + NAD_1983_HARN_To_HARN Florida) (NAD_1983_HARN_To_ WGS_1984 + NAD_1983_To_HARN Florida) 2) Use the Project (Data Management) tool,  which allows the application of multiple/combination transformations to be applied, and create a temporary feature in WGS84 to generate your tiles from.  This may be the best option for you since you are generating and exporting your tile sets in Pro. The selection of the applicable transformations really depends on the coordinate system of your original data and how to get it to WGS84.  AGOL automatically applies a single transformation to the source data and it does its best to select the correct transformation.  Currently, AGOL cannot apply multiple transformations, combination transformations (noted above) and will not apply any transformation if it cannot determine the correct one to apply. I hope this helps and have a great evening.   ... View more

@Yarrr,  What is the coordinate system of your original data?   Are you projecting your data to WGS84 before publishing?  If so, are you using the correct transformation(s). AGOL basically only works with the WGS84 coordinate system and will do its best to project source data to that coordinate system.  However, with a limited number of transformations available.  For example, we store all or data in Ohio North State Plane, US FT, NAD83/86.  If I use this data in AGOL we will see a 1.5-2.0 shift in the data because it applies the NAD83 to WGS84 transformation by default.  However, if we project our data to WGS84 using the NAD83(86) to NAD83 Ohio HARN transformation first then the NAD83 to WGS84 transformation it is spot on.  Unfortunately AGOL does not currently have the ability to apply multiple transformations. ... View more

@BrandenHarding,  I updated the BUG-000166278 link above to the correct public format.  It is still showing as under consideration.  As the bug has not yet been prioritized, I would recommend reporting your issue through ESRI support. ... View more

Out of curiosity, if you are experiencing the same issue, what enterprise database platform are we using?  I am experiencing this on MS SQL. ... View more

I am still working with support on this issue.  We have another session scheduled for tomorrow to capture some SQL logs.  They have been able to replicate the issue. ... View more

I am still working with ESRI support to narrow down the issue.  They were able to replicate the problem and are leaning towards a bug. ... View more

@MichelleMathias  When moving an individual message or comment in a topic, is there an option to retitle the moved portion?  I recently had a user post an unrelated comment/question in an answered thread and wanted to move the individual message or comment, but it did not appear to have the option to rename the new thread.  Perhaps this is provided after selecting Move Post, but I did not want to take the chance it would only keep the original thread title. ... View more

@RamonWilliams,  I recommend creating a new post in the appropriate category rather than replying to an existing answered thread that is not related.  I was going to move your reply, but it was unclear what category you wanted based on the context of your post and that you posted in ArcGIS Field Maps Questions. ... View more

All,  After working with ESRI support the past week, we were able to confirm this is a bug in ArcGIS Pro with not only SQL but other Enterprise Databases as well - BUG-000164308.  The issue was present before version 3.2 and caused "flashing" of the ArcGIS Pro Desktop when using the shape.stlength() field in the labeling -  SQL Where clause.  In version 3.2 Drawing Alert messages were added allowing us to be able to narrow in on the source of the problem.  Thanks, @JoshuaBixby for your time and for digging in to confirm the issue. ... View more

@JoshuaBixby, Thanks for the reply and for confirming you are experiencing the same on a clean install.  I have a ticket in with ESRI, but with the holiday weekend, it will be mid-week for a reply.  In the interim, we have modified the layers where we are using labeling based on the shape.STLength() field.  I am not sure if it became an issue with Pro 3.2, upgrading to 11.2 on our enterprise deployment or the database update from 10.8 to 11.2.  Did not see anything on initial testing and for some reason the issue does not occur on our published  feature and map services to the same database just a direct SDE connection. Happy New Year! ... View more