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Filtrer en fonction des dates actuelles ou futures dans AGOL

RobbHodges

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Est-il possible de définir un filtre pour afficher les pannes qui ne sont pas encore terminées à une date donnée ? Nous aurons une date/heure de début et une date/heure de fin. Je voudrais masquer les pannes qui ont expiré. Je pensais créer un nouveau champ oui/non que je pourrais filtrer de cette manière, mais je préférerais éviter qu'un utilisateur doive revenir et saisir cela. Je voudrais simplement masquer les résultats après la date d'achèvement automatiquement. Est-ce possible ?<\/P>

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NilsBabel

Ok, thanks. One of my feature services I am in control of and know that the database is SQL Server and the fields are date fields. This one does show the date fields in the filter window. However it doesn't let me add an expression in the value field. Where would I add the expression above in a web map filter window?

Also, another feature service that I use but am not in control of has date/time fields but I'm unsure of what database format it is in. The date/time fields do not show up in the drop down in the filter window. Why would that be?

Thanks!

MikeMillerGIS

The syntax I provided above is for SQL Server and ArcGIS Online hosted data. If you use a different database, you will need to determine the syntax for that database, You will also need date fields so enable editor tracking is one way to get these.

NilsBabel

Does this only work with Hosted Feature services then? I have a feature service I have added to AGOL from a local ArcGIS Server. The date fields don't show up when I try and create a filter.

MikeMillerGIS

For Hosted services, if you allow non standard queries, you can use the sql server date syntax. Here is an example that will only show feature created in the last 30 seconds.

DATEDIFF(s,DATEADD(s,30,CreationDate),GETDATE()) < 0

RobbHodges

That should work, thanks! I think I was trying to over complicate it.

Anonymous User

Is there way to set a filter; using a date query of date>=5/1/2015, during the [create replica] process within the REST services of ArcGIS Online!?

russell_roberts

You can set filters on your layer and use dates in these filters like: Date "is not between" Date a & Date b. Or if you had a field that has the expired domain(yes/no) you can use that which might work for your setup if the expired date could be a different value for each feature on the map.

Hope this helps.

Russ

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