Data too big for a FeatureSet calculation? How else might I achieve this?

BlakeMorrison

I have a layer with ~14,000 features. Each feature has a date attribute. I would like to classify the data into defined age ranges and display that in a serial chart in a dashboard.

 

I have a feeling there is too much data to achieve this with reasonable performance. Can anyone confirm?

 

Is there a better way to achieve what I want?

 

Thank you

BlakeMorrison

Thanks for your reply!

 

I actually have 3 fields I would like to process in various manners.

• The date range classification is an age, and ages are variable depending on todays date.
  • I could calculate static data initially, and then calculate on-the-fly via Map Viewer Smart Forms for further data, but I would also have to update at minimum once a year (for my purposes)
• A second date field which depending on two other dates fields, populates as the later of the two dates.
  • I could technically do the same as the above option
• A third field holding either data or null, which I would like to select via a yes/no or 1/0 option depending on whether there is data or not.
  • Again, I can calculate the current data, and then calculate on-the-fly with Smart Forms for updates

 

But that's all very inelegant.

 

I found another post with a very clean solution I'm currently adapting to my uses: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-dashboards-questions/use-category-selector-as-a-yes-or-no/td-p/1194974

 

With regards to the dataset size- As I'm rebuilding my dashboard, it actually feels a bit quicker. I think cos I'm not "importing" unneccesary data into the FeatureSet.