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Update multiple attributes in single Attribute Rule

BrianBulla

Hi,

I'm following the tutorial here: https://community.esri.com/t5/attribute-rules-videos/update-multiple-fields-with-a-single-attribute/m-p/1016597#M16 , but can't seem to get this to work. Can anyone provide some insight??

//first get the intersecting grid
var gridNo = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "LAND_Grid", ["GRIDNO"], false);
var intersectingGrid = first(intersects(gridNo, $feature));

//return nothing if no intersection
if (intersectingGrid==null)
{return null};

return
{"result" :
{"attributes" :
{"FACILITYID" : "HYD-" + intersectingGrid.GRIDNO + "-" + NextSequenceValue("SeqHydrants"),
"GRIDNO" : gridNo}
}
}

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kenbuja

You are attempting to populate the GRIDNO attribute with a FeatureSet (gridNo) instead of a value. Did you want an attribute from the original feature ($feature.yourField) in there?

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BrianBulla

Hi, yes, I have been building this step by step, so the names are correct.

I just did a re-type of the code and now it seems to be working. Maybe the order in which the fields are updated makes a difference?? Or the formatting of how I have things typed in?? Now it looks like this and seems to be working.

This is my first time working in Arcade. It seems very finicky.

kenbuja

Have you checked whether you're getting back all the values you're expecting by using the Console? Make sure your sequenceName is correct.

BrianBulla

Oh geez. Yeah....that is a problem. Always good to have a second set of eyes, but still something is not working even with this update. Those are for sure the correct field names.

return
{"result" :
{"attributes" :
{"FACILITYID" : "HYD-" + intersectingGrid.GRIDNO + "-" + NextSequenceValue("SeqHydrants"), "GRIDNO" : intersectingGrid.GRIDNO}}}

kenbuja

You are attempting to populate the GRIDNO attribute with a FeatureSet (gridNo) instead of a value. Did you want an attribute from the original feature ($feature.yourField) in there?

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