Latest Contributions by BobNutsch1

Hi Dave, We've had success with this by having the feature class with related table in the enterprise GDB, bringing in the feature class into ArcPro (related table comes along for the ride), and then publishing to AGO using 'Share as Web Layer'.   Our situation may be simpler than yours, but as outlined above, the related table pops right in when viewing the hosted feature layer in ArcPro or within the Map Viewer.  Regarding the Map Viewer, the classic viewer clearly shows the related information in the pop-up, so use that for testing.  The new viewer requires some gymnastics to get the related info to show, much simpler before, but not obvious, and I don't recall off the top of my head, a property I believe. Regards, Bob ... View more

I was on the phone with Esri support a few moments ago and as a result, was about to log this idea, and then came across this enhancement request.   If this deficiency is addressed, I should be able to no longer have to use ArcCatalog.  As it is, I use both ArcPro and ArcCatalog throughout my day.  ArcPro to publish to non-federated ArcGIS Server servers, ArcCatalog to edit properties.   I believe Esri is trying to have parity between ArcMap/Catalog and ArcPro.  Allowing one the ability to edit Service Properties as done by ArcCatalog would be a great enhancement. ... View more

Hello @ThomasHervey1 thanks for the reply.  Yep, I've been in the feed editor to change the "from" text. The results of the /search appear to match what's in the RSS feed after the initial population, and when a new item has been added.  It's just that updates to existing content in the Hub do not create a new RSS item.   Here's the URL to our site:  https://gishubdata-ndgov.hub.arcgis.com/  Thanks, Bob ... View more

Hello, This is very exciting news.  I've previously added the RSS feed into my Outlook and the contents of our ArcHub site comes in as expected.  However, I wasn't aware of the query parameters, very nice. I have not been able to figure out how to receive an update in Outlook when an item is updated. I am expecting the RSS to fire and bring in the updated item into my RSS folder.  What would trigger an update?  I've edited the metadata for the item, e.g., the Description but that doesn't trigger it.  Although I haven't tried with the query parameters, I know that updating data does not trigger the RSS. What exactly should trigger an RSS feed update? Thanks, Bob ... View more

This post grabbed my attention.  I pretty much use ArcPro for everything now except for some ArcGIS Server management where ArcCatalog is so much more succinct for stopping/starting/editing services.   When I first starting using ArcPro I was disappointed on the overall speed of navigating through the menus, windows, dialogs, etc.  I ended up getting a better-configured PC, memory including dedicated graphics card.  That helped immensely but still not quite as good as ArcMap/ArcCat.   Just this week for some reason I had to check/run something in ArcCat & ArcMap and I was quickly reminded how much snappier they are to run compared to ArcPro.  Like bam! It's done as the click of the mouse happens.  I'm also reminded of the sluggish ArcPro speed (both the GUI and the i/o operations) when I run QGIS which screams past ArcPro for performance (though perhaps not panning and zooming so much). Perhaps someday Esri can move to a more efficient GUI system that balances appearance with performance or optimize the implementation of the current GUI. I've seen this happen ages ago with other software, when the developers moved from a highly efficient home-grown GUI to something like QT.  The sluggishness was noticeable for a long time until the developers of that software did some optimizations that helped, still not as good, but their efforts helped. ... View more

Hi Emily, You are welcome and thank you for reaching out. The frequency of the data notices varies depending on my schedule (i.e., it's easy to put off especially when busy on other things).  Sometimes 2 notices in a month, sometimes 1 in a month, other times, less frequent.  The number of datasets varies as well.  Some of the notices refer to 2 datasets, sometimes 8 (these are the updated datasets). The thing that I'm finding now is that because of how we work together, a data steward may update their data and unless I know they've updated it, that notice doesn't go out or it goes out late, I'm a bottleneck in the process. Thanks ... View more

Thanks for posting, I just found out that's the message I get when I'm logged in as someone on our ArcHub site.  ... View more

Same for me, though I'm seeing 'Please sign in, This site requires ArcGIS credentials.' ... View more

Hello, I'd like to add my thoughts and support to this thread.   We do a lot of our work within ArcGIS Online.  Selecting Manage Portals or Project - Portals, we use both www.arcgis.com and name.maps.arcgis.com.  Within both of those, we have multiple accounts we need to use. The problem we run into is that we are not able to pre-set all of those accounts in Manage Portals and then simply switch between them via Switch Active Portal.  Manage Portals doesn't have the ability to have multiple accounts attached to each domain, but it needs to.  For example, for our name.maps.arcgis.com, we'd like to be able to pre-sign in as fred, barney and wilma, so that we can use Switch Active Portal to quickly jump between accounts (mostly commonly used when publishing).  This is a common use case within one of our departments and as GIS/data administrators. Because we have to first log out of an existing account in order to log in as another user, inevitably we'll accidently click on the account that is associated with the named user.  Now we've just added a bunch more time and hassle to what should be an extremely simple task.   If this shortcoming can be addressed, it would be fantastic, but as a Part 2, I would further suggest that management of Portal connections be available via Catalog.  I think in terms of connections to read and/or write data sources such as enterprise geodatabase, ArcGIS Servers, etc.  Connections to Portals should be handled in the same, consistent manner as other data sources. Thank you, Bob   ... View more

Hi Jonah,  Yes, that is it!  I did some searching to find other references to this issue but failed to find any, thanks for showing me one! You can close mine if you wish, though it might be handy to include my reasoning to help the developers understand why this functionality is important to users.  Thanks. ... View more

Hello, I would like ArcGIS Pro to allow managing of ArcGIS Server services in the same manner as ArcCatalog. We have multiple ArcGIS Server services, each running multiple feature, map, and image services. I have migrated my workflows to ArcGIS Pro EXCEPT for managing ArcGIS Server services.  I use ArcCatalog for this work: All servers are shown in one view A simple double-click on each ArcGIS Server to connect shows me all services in a concise, compact view A summary of all services is displayed, e.g., type, status, instances, etc. - makes it very handy to look for issues and be sure of consistency of multiple services A simple right-click on a service brings up a menu from which I select Service Properties Within Service Properties I can make simple changes AND compare the settings of one service to the same service running on another server I don't like using ArcGIS Manager to manage ArcGIS Server services - I have to log in to each server, the browser display is slower, and I have to page through and/or search to find the services. Thanks     ... View more

I am of the same opinion, that ArcPro is more sensitive to network contention and storage performance compared to ArcMap/ArcCatalog.  Overall on any given day, the menus and windows IMO aren't as "crisp" or "quick" as we see in ArcMap (despite having a decently-configured PC with graphics card).  But when accessing fGDBs and models for example, from NAS storage and if at the same time the network and/or storage is having any performance issues, that speed degradation is much more noticeable, to the point that when I open a model on one monitor and while waiting for it to populate, or for a portion to be pasted from a copy operation, I go to the other monitor to answer an email.  A couple of times I have copied my fGDBs and models to my local drive to get the work done, and then copied over everything back to the NAS.  Despite not yet having all of the ArcMap/ArcCatalog functionality into ArcPro, for the most part I like the layout and structure of the ArcPro menus and dialogs. I'm using it for all of my day-to-day work as much as I can. The performance issue of the menus does become a drag.  If the performance could become equal to or surpass that of ArcMap, maybe even up to the speed of QGIS menus, ArcPro would really rock.  ... View more