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Hello, I am looking to create a spatially enabled dataframe from a FeatureSet with the ArcGIS API for Python. I have always: * Created a FeatureLayer object * Used .query(where="whatever") to return a feature set, * Used the .sdf property to create the dataframe. Today the sdf property doesn't work, .query() is returning a…
Has anyone else noticed that when using arcpy.da.TableToNumPyArray on a joined tabled that has a definition query the resultant imported table did not fully reflect the definitionQuery?
First, a couple bullets with some basic information * ArcGIS Pro version: 3.6.3 * Source: ArcGIS Enterprise organization * Target: ArcGIS Online organization * Cloning between same source/target organizations worked previously with another Feature Layer Collection. I'm trying to clone a Feature Layer with a Survey123 point…
I have a script that is supposed to replace the geometry of a polygon with a new polygon constructed by reading some of its fields (minX, minY, maxX, maxY). I can do this with traditional arcpy, but I'm running into issues when trying to do it with the arcgis module. Specifically, I either get no edits to the geometry if I…
Good afternoon, I am trying to overwrite an AGOL hosted feature class with API Python and testing it from ArcGIS Pro Notebook. I am able to load the zipped FGDB in AGOL and overwrite the hosted feature class manually. When I try to do the same thing with my program, selecting the same zipped FGDB, I get the following error…
The docs list two different cell tags to use when setting up a Notebook to use external parameters. In one place they say to use injected-parameters but in another they say to use parameters. After some experimentation I think parameters is correct when I'm calling the Notebooks from arcgis.notebook.execute_notebook(), but…
My organization is attempting to create an automated process using the API for Python to check items in our organization against our customized publishing guidelines (i.e., summary, tags, categories, etc). Our process is similar to this example, but much more in-depth and linked to a live dashboard to monitor…
I am calling in a layer from an item ID by using the arcgis module "layers". If I just pull in the item using gis.content.get(item_id), the item shows up fine. When I try to get to the layers though, I get the error module 'arcgis.layers' has no attribute '_ogc' . This was working for a long time, and is my go-to method…
Hello All. I have a web application hosted on a windows server with ArcGIS windows 12 enterprise( server) that conumes the arcpy scripts for SpatialReference and project to WGSSpatialReference. Will every user on the web application initiating projection of a set of coordinates( happens in the background without generating…
Hi there. I have a python script that attempts to export a hosted feature service as a file geodatabase using the python api's featurelayercollection.replicas.create() method. I am running python 3.11.10 and arcgis api 2.3.0 The service details: - One feature layer (id: 0, geometry type: point) with attachments - One…
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Hello, I am looking to create a spatially enabled dataframe from a FeatureSet with the ArcGIS API for Python. I have always: Created a FeatureLayer object Used .query(where="whatever") to return a feature set, Used the .sdf property to create the dataframe. Today the sdf property doesn't work, .query() is returning a plain…
