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Im trying to create a shapefile with input from a featurelayer   it fails with: WARNING: Failed to convert: MyLayer. ERROR 000210: Cannot create output c:\temp\Shapes\MyLayer.shp Failed to execute (CopyFeatures).     fc = r"c:\connections\MyEditor@MyDb.sde\mydb.measurement.Line" arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc,"MyLayer") print(arcpy.GetCount_management("MyLayer")) arcpy.FeatureClassToShapefile_conversion("MyLayer", "c:\\temp\\Shapes") #<-- This fails #If I in the FeatureClassToShapefile_conversion uses the featureclass instead of the featurlayer it works. arcpy.FeatureClassToShapefile_conversion(fc, "c:\\temp\\Shapes") #<-- This works     What can I be doing wrong? The count returns 420504 so the featuerlayer contains data ... View more

Hi My DB is hosted on a MS SQL server. I have created a view (its very simple just a join of 2 tables ) When I access tje view from older version of arcpy it is fast, but when i try from newer version it very slow.  Here is some example code import arcpy import sys from datetime import datetime version = arcpy.GetInstallInfo() pyVersion = sys.version print("ProductName: {}".format(version['ProductName'])) print("Version: {}".format(version['Version'])) print("Python version: {}".format(pyVersion)) start = datetime.now() arcpy.GetCount_management(r"C:\Connections\SDE@MyDB.sde\simpelView") end = datetime.now() print(end-start) When i run the code from the old version of python af arcpy this is the result: ProductName: Desktop Version: 10.2.1 Python version: 2.7.5 (default, May 15 2013, 22:43:36) [MSC v.1500 32 bit (Intel)] 0:00:17.431000 I took about 17sec Now i execute the same code, on the same computer, with the same connectionfile, but using newer version of arcpy and python ProductName: ArcGISPro Version: 2.5 Python version: 3.6.9 |Anaconda, Inc.| (default, Jul 30 2019, 14:00:49) [MSC v.1915 64 bit (AMD64)] 3:00:01.225900 I takes 3 hours. Why is there such a huge diffrence?     ... View more

Hi I got a FeatureServer with 1 layer and 1 table. Im trying to create a popup on a webmap, the popup should display some data from the table, but the result is not as i expected. To figure out the issue, im using the following code var all =FeatureSetById($map, "TrafoContainer_5842") console("countAll: "+count(all)) console("TypeAll: "+TypeOf(all)) var tt = top(all,10) console("TypeTT: "+TypeOf(tt)) console("countTT: "+count(tt)) var fst = First(all) console("TypeFirst: "+TypeOf(fst)) return In the console the following is printed countAll: 15633 <---- This matches the number of features in the table TypeAll: FeatureSet <---- Looking good TypeTT: FeatureSet <---- Still happy countTT: 0 <-----Oh no I would have expected 10 TypeFirst: <------ Any ideas on what is wrong? ... View more

My webmap is using a service - the service returns upto 2000 records at a time. Lets say the first 2000 records looks like this Id ObjectId ValueToUse Shape 1 3 2 8 3 null 4 null 2000 null The first two rows has Value in ValueTo use the remaining 1998 has null as value to use - its fine I will still display the feature. The next 2000 rows from the service looks like this ObjectId ValueToUse Shape 2001 32 2002 11 2003 24 2004 3 4000 8 The ValueToUse from the second call (objectid 2001-4000) will all be displayed as "other" The example is only to simplify the issue. In the real world my Arcade script is depending on the "ValueToUse" ... View more