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I am trying to use a Python script to update data in a hosted feature layer from a csv file. The new data (csv file) uploads to the Enterprise Portal 10.9.1 as expected. I can truncate the data in the hosted feature layer as well. However, when I try to append the new data to the existing hosted feature layer, I get the following error: streetNamesData.append(item_id=newStreetsItem.id, upload_format="csv", source_info=para1, source_table_name=tableName, update_geometry=False) Exception: Error downloading item from Portal. (Error Code: 500) Python script is written in ArcGIS Pro 3.0.6 Python environment. Below is my code.     import arcpy import arcgis from arcgis.gis import GIS import os import datetime as dt # Variables portalUrl = "thePortalUrl" username = "myUserName" # Enterprise Username password = "myPassword" # Enterprise Password hostedStreetNamesItemId = "c1fb90623f47457ea0ee26a1256f2228" # Feature Service Item ID to update # Local Feature Class name runOnProd = True sdeStreetNames = "KGIS.TRANS_STREETNAME" # Environment Variables arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True ############################################## # # Get the current database SDE connection for test or prod # based on the runOnProd flag # ############################################## def getSDEConnection(): if runOnProd: return "prodConnection.sde" else: return "testConnection.sde" if __name__ == "__main__": # Create GIS object print("Connecting to Enterprise") gis = GIS(portalUrl, username, password) # Create a filename with a timestamp for uniqueness now_ts = str(int(dt.datetime.now().timestamp())) tableName = "StreetNameExport_{}".format(now_ts) filename = "{}\{}.csv".format(arcpy.env.scratchFolder, tableName) csvTitle = "TEMP - {}".format(tableName) # Get the street names table in SDE sdeStreetNamesTable = "{}\\{}".format(getSDEConnection(), sdeStreetNames) # Set the field mappings to only export the STREET_NAME field fms = arcpy.FieldMappings() fm_streetName = arcpy.FieldMap() fm_streetName.addInputField(sdeStreetNamesTable, "STREET_NAME") outFm_streetName = fm_streetName.outputField outFm_streetName.name = "STREET_NAME" fm_streetName.outputField = outFm_streetName fms.addFieldMap(fm_streetName) # Export the data to a csv file arcpy.conversion.ExportTable(sdeStreetNamesTable, filename, "STREETNAME_STATUS = 1", "NOT_USE_ALIAS", fms) newStreetsProperties={'title':csvTitle, 'description':'Temp CSV file for updating active street names' , 'tags':'temp'} newStreetsItem = gis.content.add(item_properties=newStreetsProperties, data=filename) # Get featureService/hostedTable layer to update streetNamesLayer = gis.content.get(hostedStreetNamesItemId) streetNamesData = streetNamesLayer.tables[0] print("Truncating Existing Table") print("Disabling Sync") flc = arcgis.features.FeatureLayerCollection(streetNamesLayer.url, gis) properties = flc.properties.capabilities updateDict = {"capabilities": "Query", "syncEnabled": False} flc.manager.update_definition(updateDict) print("Truncating Feature Service") streetNamesData.manager.truncate() print("Enabling Sync") updateDict = {"capabilities": properties, "syncEnabled": True} flc.manager.update_definition(updateDict) print("Appending features") para1 = gis.content.analyze(item=newStreetsItem, file_type="csv") streetNamesData.append(item_id=newStreetsItem.id, upload_format="csv", source_info=para1, source_table_name=tableName, update_geometry=False) ... View more

I am trying to migrate from our 10.3 style address locators to the new Pro 3 locators. In the 10.3 locators I could key in an address that doesn't exist (e.g. 4231 FOLEY DR) and get a list of potential address candidates. In the Pro style locators I get nothing unless I have the correct house number (e.g. 4232). I have tried to toggle several of the geocoding options but I never get a list of candidates. We have some applications that rely on the 10.3 style of candidates to present the user a list of potential matches. Am I missing a setting somewhere? Below are some screenshots showing the problem. Top example is from the 10.3 Address Locator. Bottom example if from the ArcGIS Pro Locator. 10.3 Address Locator Results ArcGIS Pro Locator Results ... View more

I am trying to create a locator to lookup parcels. Parcel ids in our system can have two blank spaces in the id (for example: 024--00302 where the hyphens are empty spaces i.e. 024  00302). When I create a locator for these values, ArcGIS Pro reduces the two spaces to a single space. The search box in Pro and other web applications will allow you to keyin both spaces, and it will find the value with a single space and include it in the suggestions. I can even locate the parcel on the map. However, the fact that it returns the parcel id with a single space causes problems for other downstream processes. Obviously, I can grab the value in my applications, check for the single space, and fix it programmatically but that doesn't work for everyone else.  Is there a setting to force the locator to honor the multiple spaces? ArcGIS Pro 3 ... View more

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We are looking at moving to ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise and started looking at rebuilding our map caches with Pro styles. I gotta say, I really like the quality of image that is created for cached tiles when published to Enterprise and built on the server. For our cache update process I was planning to use the Manage Tile Cache geoprocessing task on a different machine so we don't effect our production server. However, the map quality is different. Everything built with the Manage Tile Cache is a bit blurry and pixelated. I was expecting the tiles to match what is built on the server and be very close to what I see in Pro.  Below is an example image. Areas in red boxes show image from Manage Tile Cache task. The rest of the map is from the cache built on the server. ... View more