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I'm trying to overwrite a published service on a federated server. I've been following the ESRI sample script here: https://github.com/jnshill/ArcPyPublishing/blob/8af7523a692498e4c22a142dfc940e3c355efaba/PublishLayersAsMIL_FA_Timezone.py#L95 without much success. Despite assigning the federatedServerURL, I get a "Missing target server" error. I've confirmed that the token I pull from the Portal works by singing into the REST API. I verified the federated server URL by logging into the Portal Administrator Directory -> Federation -> Servers and snagging the URL field from there. However, even with all of that....still missing target server. In the python code, I can call the .federatedServerURL and it will yield a result that matches with what is in my administrator directory.   Anyone have any ideas on what else to check? outdir = r'D:\\location' ## Folder the Map Service will Go too in_folder="Folder1" service = "servicename" sddraft_filename = service + ".sddraft" sddraft_output_filename = os.path.join(outdir, sddraft_filename) # Reference map to publish aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(r"C:\\Project.aprx") # Get first map m = aprx.listMaps("MapName")[0] # List enterprise URl and credentials here portalURL = r"https://portalServer/webAdaptor" fed_server = r"https://ServerURL/webAdaptor" cred_detail = [] #sign into credentials portal_pw = keyring.get_password("stuff", "user") portal_user = "user" #Sign into Portal arcpy.SignInToPortal(portalURL, portal_user, portal_pw) # Create MapImageSharingDraft and set service properties sharing_draft = m.getWebLayerSharingDraft("FEDERATED_SERVER", "MAP_IMAGE", service) sharing_draft.federatedServerURL = fed_server sharing_draft.portalFolder = 'Folder1' sharing_draft.description = "Description" sharing_draft.credits = "Name" sharing_draft.tags = "Tags" sharing_draft.copyDataToServer = False sharing_draft.overwriteExistingService = True sharing_draft.exportToSDDraft(sddraft_output_filename) ... View more

I have a feature class with an associated table set up in Utility Network. I've been trying to access the data on that table through a popup using FeatureSetByAssociations - New Utility Network Arcade API to Work with Associations (2.5/10.8) (esri.com) for information.   However, all I get are null and zero count results. I tried the two below arcade snippets and am consistently getting zero counts or records. However, I'm able to check the Attribute pane and verify the points have associated table records (every point as a minimum of 1 record associated with it). The two snippets below should give something, but instead just output 0 associated records.   I've tried this with data connected directly to the oracle DB and  with feature layers published to Portal Enterprise (10.9.1) and then pulled back into Pro. Both had the same results.   var allContent = featuresetbyAssociation ($feature, "container"); var devRow = Filter(allContent, "ASSETGROUP = 'Meter'") var result = Count(allContent); if (IsEmpty(result) == True) { return "No Association" } else { return result } var allContent = featuresetbyAssociation($feature, "container"); var globalids = []; var i = 0 for (var v in allContent) { globalids[i++] = v.globalId } var deviceCount = 0 if (i >0) { var tbl = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "Pipeline Junction Object"); var rows = Filter(tbl, "globalid in@globalids") deviceCount = Count(rows) } return{'errorMessage':deviceCount}   ... View more

I have a notebook that was created and tested on ArcGIS Pro. On pro, it works without issues. I've been trying to transition that notebook to work on a Notebook server and keep running into issues. The current problem is  an Error: 999999 when trying to use a Create Database Connection code segment (as below).  I've confirmed that the notebook server does have read/write permissions to the target location. # set environment settings arcpy.env.overwriteOutput=True # Set feature class workspace ws = r"/arcgis/directories/pgisfile01/Compliance/MandatedModel_TestEnvironment" # Set gdb workspace ws_gdb = os.path.join (ws, "CI.gdb") print(ws_gdb) # Set layer variables ci_masterpoints = os.path.join(ws_gdb, "Points_Prod") # Set maximo SDE connection sde_mx = arcpy.CreateDatabaseConnection_management(ws, 'tempmx.sde', 'ORACLE', 'dblocation','DATABASE_AUTH','username','password','SAVE_USERNAME')  Does anyone have any ideas on what else to test or diagnose to figure out why I get that general error? The same code works without issue on ArcGIS Pro with the only difference being a slightly different ws variable (the Notebook server is on a LINUX machine so needs to read/write using a different path name but it points to the same location as the Pro notebook did). ... View more

I have a script that, among other things, conducts a Clip operation between two line feature classes. When I run the script in Spyder, I get ~3000 features in the resulting clip. When I run that same script in an ArcGIS Notebook in Pro, I get ~30 features. I assume this is an issue caused by 'on the fly' projection in Pro. However, I'm also unable to use the Project tool on either feature class. One is in WGS 1984 Major Auxiliary Sphere projected into Web Mercator and the other is in NAD 1983 with a StatePlane projection. However, the Project tool's drop-down list of transformations all give an ERROR 000365: Invalid Geographic Transformation. This confuses me since the transformation from NAD 1983 to WGS 1984 exists and...should work, but instead just reports that error? I'm not sure what steps to take next here. I want to be able to test this script in an ArcGIS Notebook and have it work the same way it does when running outside of Pro. The script does make use of Feature layers so it will inevitably do on the fly projection when run in Pro. What can I check to try and get the Project tool to work so I can write a project into the script?     ... View more

I have had no problem following the very informative blog posts and GeoNet threads on using Arcade expressions to show information from multiple overlapping layers in a single popup. However, I have a tangentially related issue that I couldn't figure out how to do using FeatureSets and Intersects in Arcade. I have a layer with multiple overlapping polygons. There are basically 2-11 duplicate polygons for each area. For various reasons due to back infrastructure and reasons I don't understand, we can't condense these into a single polygon with multiple attribute fields. I would like to have the popup for each of these show only a single time while showing a single selected field from each of the other overlapping features. However, I'm not sure how to do this or if it can even be done. So I suppose: 1) Is it possible to reference overlapping polygons within a single feature layer in a single popup? 2) And where would I start using Arcade to do that? ... View more