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Returning a table from Geoprocessing Service

JoeHershman

I think this is probably really simple to do but I cannot seem to figure out how to return a table from a Geoprocessing service. My service creates a table and I want to return that to the caller. Documentation indicates a table can be used as the return value and AGS will convert it to a FeatureSet to return. I have tried numerous incarnations of SetParameter or SetParameterAsText with different values as the return parameter and keep getting

RuntimeError>Object:Error Setting Parameter (or Parameter as Text)

Can anyone post a sample of how I would return a table from my scratch workspace as the result of a GP Service

Thanks
-Joe

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GrantHaynes

No worries.

JoeHershman

I am guessing I ended up using a non-python approach, but I can barely remember what I did Monday let alone in 2012

GrantHaynes

I stumbled upon this thread and am trying to do the same thing, has anyone here figured this out?

NilsBabel

I think this is probably really simple to do but I cannot seem to figure out how to return a table from a Geoprocessing service. My service creates a table and I want to return that to the caller. Documentation indicates a table can be used as the return value and AGS will convert it to a FeatureSet to return. I have tried numerous incarnations of SetParameter or SetParameterAsText with different values as the return parameter and keep getting

RuntimeError>Object:Error Setting Parameter (or Parameter as Text)

Can anyone post a sample of how I would return a table from my scratch workspace as the result of a GP Service

Thanks
-Joe

Hi Joe. Did you ever figure this out? I'm having the same problem. I have a script that creates a table as an output in the scratch workspace. I know the script works correctly because I can see the output table in the jobs folder. But the service will not return the table. When it gets to the final step I get an error that says the job failed because of crash or termination of the server object. I have tried setting an output parameter with a default value and GetParameterAsText, a derived table and SetParameterAsText, and a derived recordset with SetParameterAsText. I even put my script in a model and published that. Same result every time. The geprocessing service examples are nice but can you actually get GP services to work with your own solution?

KevinBell

BUMP!

I'd really like a sample too! I have a table in a fgdb that needs to be graphed on the client...

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