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CROPE AUTORENDER TOO LARGE FOR CACHE UPGRADE

Reset Zoom: Resets the view’s zoom to its default position. Ungroup: Ungroups a selected group of drawing objects in the Camera or Drawing view. Group: Groups selected drawing objects in the Camera or Drawing view. Lets you select the next element (below current element) in the Timeline view. Lets you select the previous element (above current element) in the Timeline view. Lets you select the parent of the selected element in the Timeline view. Lets you select the parent of the selected element in the Timeline view skipping effects in the hierarchy. Lets you select all elements parented to the selected peg element in the Timeline view. Lets you select the first element parented to the selected peg element in the Timeline view. Lets you select the first element parented to the selected peg element in the Timeline view skipping effects in the hierarchy. For example, if some lines are selected in a drawing, this command will deselect them and select any other lines in the drawing that were not selected. Select the strokes that contain the currently selected colour.ĭeselects the currently selected items and selects all other items that were not selected.

This helps you manage multiple objects as one when moving them.ĭeselects all selected objects in the Drawing and Camera views. Selects all drawing objects in the current drawing window in the Drawing, Timeline and Camera views. Places an object you cut or copied into the location you select in a view. You can then paste the object or its properties to another object.

In the upper-left corner of the Camera view, click the menu button.

As a general rule the max instances can be n+1 where n is the no. of instances allocated to the Caching tools service. The error may also result because of resource limitation on the server. You can then check for the elements in that extent which might be stalling the caching process.ģ. These feature classes may convey valuable information (possibly an error) about the extent and level the cache creation is failing. You can create a copy of status.gdb on your local machine and manually examine 'task status' and 'job status' feature classes by pulling them in ArcMap. Examine status.gdb created in the cache directory. Many bugs and other issues related to caching have been addressed with this patch.Ģ.

CROPE AUTORENDER TOO LARGE FOR CACHE UPGRADE

Upgrade to 10.1 SP1 Quality Improvement Patch. The error actually doesn't tell much other than the extent at which the caching fails.ġ.

We have many other problems such as cache job crashes, hangs, and so on. The map cache processes were doing fine in Arcgis 10.0, but there are many map cache problems in Arcgis 10.1, this is just part of it. I tried to redo map cache for the the extent mentioned but no luck. The index was either too large or too small.įailed to execute (Manage Map Cache Tiles).įailed to execute (ManageMapServerCacheTiles).