Latest Contributions by DanielWebb2

I’m currently using ArcGIS JavaScript API 4.5 but hope to move to 4.9 soon.  Either way, the issue is the same even on my test 4.9 app.   I want graphics, such as draw, to show in the printed map but not in the legend.  The JS 3.x API would do this but 4.x makes a legend item which says “polygonLayer” and the graphic called “Override 1”. This makes the printed map look silly. (see attached image)   I followed advice found here and intercepted the Print request and removed my graphics layers from the operationalLayers in the Web_Map_as_JSON.  However, this also removes the graphics from the map.  So in 4.x, is there a way to keep graphics in the map but remove them from the legend?   Thanks! ... View more

I am trying to get the Geoprocessor to work in the Javascript 4.6 API.  Here is my code. var fs = new FeatureSet({     "fields": [{         "name": "STREET",         "type": "esriFieldTypeString",         "alias": "STREET"      }],      "features": [{          "attributes": {              "STREET": "E 1ST AVE"         }      }] }); var params = {      "JsonInputs": fs }; var gp = new Geoprocessor({     url: gpUrl }); gp.submitJob(params).then(gpCallback, gpErrback); This returns an error that says; TypeError: a.toJSON is not a function        at dojo.js:1455        at Object.forEach (dojo.js:97)        at Object.h._encodeGraphics (dojo.js:1455)        at Object.toJSON (dojo.js:1439)        at Object._encode (dojo.js:1435)        at Object._gpEncode (Geoprocessor.js:12)        at Object.<anonymous> (Geoprocessor.js:10)        at g (dojo.js:132)        at a.extend.then.then.c.then (dojo.js:135)        at Object.submitJob (Geoprocessor.js:10) When I post the json directly in the rest service it completes successfully.  So the problem must be how my javascript is set up.  Any insights would be helpful. Thank you! ----------------------------- Update: I rolled the API back to 3.23 and it works.  So is this a bug in 4.6, maybe? Also attaching a screenshot of the rest service parameters, just in case that is helpful. Update April 10, 2018: The error at dojo.js: 1455 is for a function that looks like this: h._encodeGraphics = function(a, e) {    var g = [];    n.forEach(a, function(a, b) {       a = a.toJSON();       var c = {};       if (a.geometry) {          var k = e && e;          c.geometry = k && k.toJSON() || a.geometry       }       a.attributes && (c.attributes = a.attributes);       g = c    });    return g } Is this because the FeatureSet "features" is a Graphic[]? (https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-tasks-support-FeatureSet.html#features) What I am trying to do is update a table, so perhaps this is throwing something off because it wants graphics?  But like I said, it works if I use 3.23 API.  So what is different with 4.6? ... View more

Hello all, I work for a county government and we are trying to determine the best way forward with an issue.   We have two employees who edit parcel data full time directly in the SDE database.  This makes the transaction log in SQL fill up really quick.  Recently it has caused errors because it got full.  Is this because they are editing the SDE data directly?  Eighty hours a week of edits seems like a lot of transactions to log (if I understand things right).   So we are talking about switching to replication so they would edit a replica of the data and then it would synchronize at the end of the day (either manually or by script).  Would this decrease the transaction log?  In other words, would there be one transaction for the synchronizing OR would the synchronization still maintain all their transactions in the replica and log all of them during synchronization?   The people who set this system up are no longer here and those of us left have only rudimentary knowledge of SQL and how it all works.   Thank you for any advice. ... View more

I’ve been getting strange errors lately when trying to connect to file geodatabases on a server.  Attached are a couple screenshots of different error popups.  The message is often different but usually says one, more, or all of the follow: Failed to connect to database. FDO error: -1 FDO error: -1 [GDB_Items] FDO error: -1 [GDB_ItemRelationships] FDO error: -1 [GDB_SystemCatalog] This release of the GeoDatabase is either invalid or out of date. [Invalid Geodatabase release] It does not always error. Usually it’s fine but sometimes it errors like this.  When it does not error, the properties of the .gdb says the database is current (see attachment). Also (and this may be circumstantial) but it usually seems to happen when I try to publish a cached service.  The cache uses vector data from its own databases so I don't know why it would affect all the others, but I wanted to throw that out as well to round out the picture. Does anyone know what this is?  Or how to fix it?  Should those databases be rebuilt? Thanks! ... View more