Fellow Insights for ArcGIS users, we want to hear from you!
In the 2.1 release of Insights for ArcGIS we are happy to report that it is now possible to connect to a database that has an enterprise geodatabase and add registered geodatabase tables to a workbook. Note however, support is limited to simple feature classes and attribute tables only. Additionally, Insights does not work directly with file and personal geodatabases.
That said, we know that you require more.
As a continued effort to improve the product and get you the insights you need (pun intended), we want to hear your wants and needs around geodatabases. For example, do you want to make use of existing relationships and domains?
Influence future capabilities of geodatabases within Insights. Leave us your comments below.
Thanks in advance,
Mallory Delgadillo, Doug Cochran, and The Insights Development Team
So support has been dropped for perpetual licenses entirely? Upgrading to 365 is just not a possibility for a lot of the public sector, nor is it typically the decision of the GIS user to upgrade. This is hugely disappointing. My old Office plugin has already stopped working. The documentation for that plugin just links to an install page for the Excel plugin now. What can I do about this?
Perpetual license will continue to work, as long as the version of Excel supports the correct version of the Excel Api. We leverage Excel Api 1.11+, which appears in Office 2019. So that will be the version with the perpetual license that we work with.