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Matt,
That error appears when the hosted feature layer has been added to the map in ArcGIS Pro. Can you remove it from the map, and try adding the feature layer from the Catalog > Portal when setting it as the target?
Hi, at 37:05 in the video you show your "Create Data Loading Workspace" tool where the target is the hosted feature service using the url. When I try to put in a url for target it gives me an error of "000840: The value is not a Data Element"I'm using dltsolutions version 2.9.2 which seems to be newer than the version in the video.How can I use a hosted feature service as the target for "Create Data Loading Workspace"?
In the base.py (which is located in the Scripts folder of the DataLoadingWorkspace), one of the functions is defined as "calculate_utility_status(MATERIAL_UTIL,INSTALLDATE_UTIL,RESYRBLT)".
In the Expression column of the Utility Status field in the Excel file, reference the function by adding "calculate_utility_status(!MATERIAL_UTIL!,!INSTALLDATE_UTIL!,!RESYRBLT!)"
They are nearly the same except in the excel file function the fields are wrapped in "!". Repeat these steps for Customer Status, Utility Source, and Customer Source fields. When the Execute Data Load tool runs, it knows to look for the specified functions in the base.py file and will apply the logic.
As for the blue tabs, there need to be domains in the source database fields to compare against the target database field domains. Please ensure domains are assigned to the fields in your source database. If you are running the Spatial Join tool, the domains get dropped from the result, so you will need to manually add them back before running Create Data Loading Workspace.
I have watched the video a few times now, and even with this text document, I'm missing how it's actually implemented into the Excel file.
Also, when I run the DLT, it doesn't create the blue Field Worksheets for me. I've redone the entire process a few times to make sure I didn't miss anything, and I still have the same results.
Hi Laura,
Enable Undo doesn't work with a feature service because turning that button on starts an edit session and Calculate Field doesn't work with a feature service in an edit session.
Are you running Calculate Field without the Enable Undo button turned on? I have tested it on my end and can't reproduce your issue. I ran Calculate Field on the diameter field and it hangs up on 5% for about 10 seconds but then finishes successfully. This is with 7250 records.
removing it worked! However, when trying to push my edits back to AGOL each time I get the request timed out error. I am not trying without the enable undo button enabled, but it seems to be taking quite a while.
Is your diameter field a text/string field? If so, here are a couple of suggestions:
Hope this helps!
I'm trying to populate data into the diameter field however it will not accept the inch character amd will therfore not append and update.
Alex,
I am just now seeing this. Thank you very much. I will be in touch if I have any additional questions.
Hi @bburrell ,
I have attached the base.py file shared in the video as a .txt file as .py files are not supported as attachments here. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Alex
Is there anyway to share the notepad++ document with all the If, then statements? The video does pretty good at laying everything out, but looking for details on the dlt step and python script.
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