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WAB Attribute widget only showing 1000 records

AdamInglis

I'm finding my large record feature classes (5000+ records) are being truncated to 1000 records by the attribute widget. The correct number of records appear when I view the layers in AGOL. Anyone else have this issues? I thought there might be a default option somewhere that limits the table display to 1000 records, but I haven't come across it yet.

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AntGiles

Adam,

Check out this thread: Is it possible to change the Max Record Count on an AGOL hosted Feature service?

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AntGiles

Adam,

Check out this thread: Is it possible to change the Max Record Count on an AGOL hosted Feature service?

AntGiles

Adam,

I think hosted feature services are set to a limit of 1000 features and you do not have the control over the figure like you do with your own server. The only reference I can find to this is on this blog:

Quick Tips: Consuming Feature Services with Geoprocessing | ArcGIS Blog

Regards

Anthony

AdamInglis

Hi Anthony,

The feature service is host by ArcGIS Online and the webmap I created in ArcGIS Online shows the correct number of records (over 1000). The problem appears in when I view the webmap in WAB (Developer Edition). The attribute table only shows 1000 records, is there a setting in the WAB attribute table widget I need to change?

-Adam

AntGiles

Adam,

You are probably hitting the limit of features returned from your server. You can up the number in your service properties, but it is a trade of with the number of features returned and performance. From the help:

Maximum number of records returned by the server: Clients, such as the ArcGIS web APIs, can perform query operations to return specific information, or records, from a map service. This property specifies how many records can be returned by the server to a client for any given query operation. Specifying a large number of records to be returned by the server can slow the performance of client applications consuming your map service, such as web browsers, and your GIS server.

Regards

Anthony

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