ArcGIS Server 11.1 Utility Network and Data Management Patch 1

Esri announces the ArcGIS Server 11.1 Utility Network and Data Management Patch 1. This patch addresses several functional issues with the 11.1 utility network release, and core data management issues. Apart from those explicitly listed, the patch also targets performance issues in the enterprise system, specifically related to the utility network with an emphasis on enhancing quality and performance in the areas of validate, update subnetwork, and reconcile. All utility network customers using ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 should install this patch and the ArcGIS Server 11.1 Offline Utility Network Feature Service Patch. This patch deals specifically with the issues listed below under Issues addressed with this patch.

• BUG-000158867 - Allow extracting a subset of a full model utility network for tracing in the field.
• BUG-000156763 - Post must obtain the current list of modified tables for a version prior to the posting operation.
• BUG-000155261 - The Conflict Manager fails to display conflicts when a subtype group layer is published as a referenced feature service.
• BUG-000154794 - Subnetwork traces stop unexpectedly by associations not present in the network index
• BUG-000154758 - Improve query performance during the update subnetwork operation.
• BUG-000154369 - Avoid rewriting the element associations pages when not necessary.
• BUG-000154328 - The Evaluate Rules geoprocessing tool does not consider selected rows from tables.
• BUG-000148398 - Poor asynchronous validate performance at the full extent in the Default version.

This patch should be installed on all ArcGIS Server installations related to the ArcGIS Server site.

The ArcGIS product listed in the table must be installed on your system before you can install a patch. Each patch setup is specific to the ArcGIS product in the list. To determine which products are installed on your system, please see the How to identify which ArcGIS products are installed section. Esri recommends that you install the patch for each product that is on your system.

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1. Download the appropriate file to a location other than your ArcGIS installation location

 2. Make sure you have write access to your ArcGIS installation location.

 3. Double-click ArcGIS-111-S-UNDM1-Patch.msp to start the setup process.

NOTE: If double clicking on the MSP file does not start the setup installation, you can start the setup installation manually by using the following command:

Complete the following install steps as the ArcGIS Install owner. The Install owner is the owner of the arcgis folder. This patch should be installed on all ArcGIS Server installations related to the ArcGIS Server site.

The ArcGIS product listed in the table must be installed on your system before you can install a patch. Each patch setup is specific to the ArcGIS product in the list. To determine which products are installed on your system, please see the How to identify which ArcGIS products are installed section. Esri recommends that you install the patch for each product that is on your system.

1. Download the appropriate file to a location other than your ArcGIS installation location.
   
   

2. Make sure you have write access to your ArcGIS installation location, and that no one is using ArcGIS.

3. Extract the specified tar file by typing:

  4. Start the installation by typing:

This will start the dialog for the menu-driven installation procedure. Default selections are noted in parentheses ( ). To quit the installation procedure, type 'q' at any time.

When a hotfix or patch for ArcGIS has been applied, it may also be necessary to upgrade your geodatabase depending on the nature of fixes included. See the Upgrade the Geodatabase section on the Geodatabase management page for your individual DBMS platform for more information. Executing the steps below will not cause any harm if your geodatabase is already at the required level, so the recommended approach is to follow the steps as outlined. If your database is already at the required level, you will get a message indicating so.

Upgrading from ArcGIS Server requires the use of Python. If you are working with ArcGIS Server on Windows or Linux, you can access the appropriate Python 3 environment by using the python.exe which is included with the framework/runtime components of ArcGIS Server. Additionally, on Windows a script batch file is available to launch the Python 3 environment.

To perform the upgrade, create a script using this example Python syntax, and name the script upgrade_gdb.py.

On Windows, run the upgrade script explicitly using the Python 3 environment. If ArcGIS Server is installed to the default location, the script can be executed with either of the following commands:

Or

On Linux, launch the Python 3 environment using the following commands:

source /<arcgis_server_installation_directory>/arcgis/server/framework/etc/arcenv
unset LD_PRELOAD
unset CONDA_DEFAULT_ENV

And then execute the upgrade script with the following command:

wine "Z:\<arcgis_server_installation_directory>\arcgis\server\framework\runtime\ArcGIS\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" <path_To>\upgrade_gdb.py

To uninstall this patch on Windows, open the Windows Control Panel and navigate to installed programs. Make sure that "View installed updates" (upper left side of the Programs and Features dialog) is active. Select the patch name from the programs list and click Uninstall to remove the patch.

To remove this patch on versions 10.7 and higher, navigate to the <Product Installation Directory>/.Setup/qfe directory and run the following script as the ArcGIS Install owner:

Restart your ArcGIS services.

Check the Patches and Service Packs page periodically for the availability of additional patches. New information about this patch will be posted here.

To determine which ArcGIS products are installed, choose the appropriate version of the PatchFinder utility for your environment and run it from your local machine. PatchFinder will list all products, hot fixes, and patches installed on your local machine.

PatchFinder for Windows

PatchFinder for Linux/Unix