Latest Contributions by EricAnderson14

‎05-25-2022

I am wondering if Microsoft flow (Now called Power Automate) works with Portal Enterprise yet. I'm not able to get it to work in conjunction with my environment. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Eric

‎04-05-2022

I didn't add an echo to the bat file, I simply thought it would be good for Esri to do that. Sorry for the confusion.

‎03-26-2022

After working with two different Support Analyst at Esri, the second one suggested that we try copying the URL from the Web window showing the Dialog box, to another instance of a browser window. This instance showed the process was complete, while the initial window showed the post process was still running. Of course, I wonder how long the process had truly been completed. Maybe it had finished 5 minutes earlier maybe it had finished 8 hours earlier. For this install, I may never know. Take care all!

‎03-26-2022

I am in a similar boat. I am in the "Post Portal" Step as well and just now 10 hours in and no-end in sight. Sigh. Knowing this could take hours/days would have been useful information so I could tell the users what to expect. Sigh. Keeping my fingers crossed this process will complete sometime soon. Eric

‎02-02-2021

Yes, it would be very helpful to be able to generate reports in environments where we do not have a public facing environment. Even in these days of COVID we need to generate reports... No, we may not print them physically on paper, but we do still need to generate reports on PDF's for e-mailing to executives for consumption.

‎04-16-2019

We have a data repository that resides in a Snowflake computing environment. We are wondering if it is possible to establish a ArcGIS Geodatabase connection to the cloud based Snowflake computing environment? Please let us know if anyone has any experience with anything like this. Thank you. Eric Anderson

‎11-30-2018

We are looking to generate a map that shows within a geographic region, in our case California, available job saturation's by skill. In other words, we are wanting to show for a given county, or distance within a given lat/lon how many electrician or carpenter jobs there are out there. We were thinking of having one layer for each skill on our map. We are intending to reach out to Monster about this, but since this is something brand new for us, we were hoping to see if anyone else has done this so we can gleam some information and as a result, if nothing else, ask the right question of them. Thank you in advance for your assistance. Respectfully, Eric Anderson Senior Programmer Analyst California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

‎12-07-2017

Did you create the map by importing an excel (CSV) file into a base map in portal, or did you publish your layer from ArcMap Desktop. I have found that the problem only exists when I publish the map from ArcMap desktop. The problem can be avoided if you start with an Excel (CSV) file that imported into the ArcMap Portal. A bug fix request has been submitted for maps that are published from ArcMap Desktop.

‎07-13-2017

Hi there, We run an ArcGIS Portal 10.5 in a federated environment. I have a map with a few (34) data points on it. There is a field, that I have defined as text, that I am using to store a URL in it. In the Pop-up manager, I have defined the field as being a 'Rich-text' field. I can enter a URL into this field, and close it and even save the map changes. While in the same instance, I can click on the point on the map, see the field which is rich text, click on it and have it navigate to the URL. However, if I refresh the web page, or close out of the browser and bring up the map again, the URL has vanished from the field. It doesn't seem to be related to how many characters are in the URL, I used something as simple as www.usatoday.com, but the values I'd like to put in there are for other objects in ArcGIS portal. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could indicate where I went a stray so that these Rich text values are saved as desired. Thank you!

‎07-13-2017

We have a requirement from an end user to be able to export high resolution PNG (or similar style images) from ArcGIS portal. If the user zooms in on a current PNG format file, it gets grainy really quickly. Effectively, the user wants to be able to put together a presentation where they can zoom in some on a PNG image and be able to see greater detail than the 96 DPI that is rendered by default. Is there anyway to do this from the Portal/ArcGISOnline environment? Thank you in advance for your assistance. Eric Anderson

‎07-11-2017

Hi there Arjun, Unfortunately, first level support wasn't able to fix my problem, but through their help, they un-intentionally pointed me in the right direction for an alternative. I was trying to process a large (30,000 row) excel spreadsheet. It worked fine in ArcMap, as well as ArcPy being run from ArcMap. However, when I tried to run it through the command prompt, it failed. What I eventually figured out was that if I converted my Excel spreadsheet to a CSV file, the python script would run fine from the command line. I tried to express to first level support that the developers should look into this, but she seemed to indicate that there was a slim chance of that happening. I don't know if this information will help you or not in your efforts, but I wanted to give you an update on what I found out. Best wishes! - Eric-

‎06-27-2017

I ran a Buffer process, in ArcMap, obtained the Python snippet in the same way, posted it to my python script and ran that. The results of the Buffer using Python under the DOS prompt worked just fine. I changed the name of my Excel spreadsheet to remove the extra '.xlsx' from it and then also change the file name in the python script. The end result of that test was a failure of the same type that I had initially. It sounds like the issue has to do with Geocoding at this point. Any additional insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! - Eric-

‎06-27-2017

According to the Print command you suggested, we are running version 2.7.12 of Python. The end goal will be to get this to run from Scheduler, but I wanted to try to slug my way through any problems using the DOS command first. Thank you all for your help in finding what the problem might be. - Eric -

‎06-27-2017

We are running ArcGIS version 10.5. As far as execution is concerned, I was running the '.py' file by executing it through the dos command by calling the '.py' file. Thanks for any insight you may be able to provide where I may have gone off track! - Eric -

‎06-27-2017

So I ran the 'Geocode Address' tool in ArcMap and it ran fine geocoding some addresses in an excel spreadsheet. I then went to 'Geoprocessing' and then 'Results' and did a 'Copy as python snippet'. I then placed the code in the 'Python' window that can be launched from the 'Geoprocessing' menu of ArcMap, I added the needed Import and Environment information to the Python window and ran the process, which also ran fine and geocoded my addresses. However, when I include the exact same code in a file with a '.py' suffix and try to run it, it fails every time with a message of "python.exe has stopped working - A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program." The code I am trying to run looks like the following: # Import system modules import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = "C:\Users\A_eric.anderson\Documents\ArcGIS\Default.gdb" arcpy.GeocodeAddresses_geocoding(in_table="C:/Users/Public/Documents/Geocoding/Addresses_To_Geocode.xlsx.xls/Excel_Destination", address_locator="D:/StreetMapPremium_R1_2017/Locators/USA_LocalComposite", in_address_fields="Address Street VISIBLE NONE;City City VISIBLE NONE;State State VISIBLE NONE;ZIP_Code ZIPCode VISIBLE NONE", out_feature_class="C:/Users/A_eric.anderson/Documents/ArcGIS/Default.gdb/Excel_Destination_GeocodeAdd4", out_relationship_type="STATIC") Any insight on what the problem might be, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! - Eric -

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Re: MS Flow working with Enterprise/Portal

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Re: Hosting Server (portal) Post Upgrade (10.8.1 to 10.9.1) extremly slow - How to speed up?

Re: Hosting Server (portal) Post Upgrade (10.8.1 to 10.9.1) extremly slow - How to speed up?

Re: Add feature reports to Survey123 Enterprise (on premises)

Establishing a Geodatabase connection to Snowflake computing

Show job posting saturation from Monster.com on map

Re: Information entered into Rich text pop-up field not saving

Information entered into Rich text pop-up field not saving

Saving High resolution images from portal map

Re: Geocodeing in Python batch failing

Re: Geocodeing in Python batch failing

Re: Geocodeing in Python batch failing

Re: Geocodeing in Python batch failing

Geocodeing in Python batch failing

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