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‎04-03-2024

Weirdly enough it worked previously with shapefile data from a local folder. Point data was exported from a SQL database. Polygon data was downloaded from a webservice. Both have been worked on locally prior to running the script.

‎04-03-2024

Thanks Josh. Layers are all held locally and coming from the same folder. When I reference $map I get the following error message: ERROR 002717: Invalid Arcade expression, Arcade error: Object not found $map, Script line: 2 There have been no updates to the laptop or ArcPro since it previously worked.

‎04-03-2024

It's a shapefile in a folder. To add to the initial query... An mxd in which the script previously worked is now throwing the same error.

‎04-03-2024

Thanks for the reply. Regardless of whether I use Counties, 'Counties', or "Counties" I still get the same error message (ERROR 002717). I've also tried changing the polygon layer name to CountyBoundary and still get the same error message.

‎04-03-2024

Any help with this greatly appreciated. I am trying to run a script using the Calculate Field tool (a script by @JohannesLindner ). // load the polygons var polygons = FeaturesetByName($datastore, Counties) // get the polygon that intersects the current point var i_polygon = First(Intersects(polygons, $feature)) // return a default value if no polygon is intersecting if(i_polygon == null) { return null } // return the name of the Polygon return i_polygon.COUNTY This has previously worked for me but when I try it with a different polygon layer (Counties) I get an error code: ERROR 002717: Invalid Arcade expression, Arcade error: Object not found counties, Script line: 2 The polygon layer is in a local folder and is definitely in the Contents. Thanks.

‎09-30-2021

Thanks for that, really appreciated. Will try and put together a workflow with both scripts.

‎09-30-2021

Thanks all, hoping to get a chance over the coming days to work through your suggestions and will update. Your help, as always, is much appreciated.

‎09-29-2021

Thanks @UriGilad_EsriAu , yes that does work but had wanted to automate the entire process from within GIS. Intention was to join the attribute field I wanted to name the files with to the attachment table using GLOBALID/REL_GLOBALID as the join field.

‎09-28-2021

Apologies, Python scripting is not a forte of mine. Would appreciate it if you could expand a little bit on the above. Thanks.

‎09-28-2021

I am batch exporting photo attachments from a FGDB using the ExportAttachment script (as attached). The FGDB consists of points which have a field called MapID (which contains a unique identified for each point). Is there script I can add to this so that the exported photo is named as 'FieldValue_PhotoNo'? I have also used the Export Attachments tool by @UriGilad_EsriAu but would rather not have to group the photos by field value if possible (so the output consists of a single folder containing all photos rather than multiple folders).

‎09-22-2021

My initial post was possibly quite abstruse but on further investigation it appears the the Join Field tool is what was required rather than right clicking the layer and invoking the 'Add Join' function. Thanks for your replies though, the interest in resolving the issue was much appreciated.

‎09-22-2021

Yes, am trying to perform this in Pro. I have access to ArcMap and will try it out in it. I seem to recall it was something I was able to previously do in ArcMap.

‎09-22-2021

I have a FGDB where each record has a number of photos attached to it. I also have an Excel file with attribute data which I want to join to the FGDB attribute table and then be able to export (or save) the updated FGDB with attachments. The only option I can see which is available is to export updated FGDB as a Feature Class and then export the associated Table but I can't find a way to export the updated FGDB in a manner which retains attachments and their relationship to the GlobalID field.

‎09-22-2021

I've joined an attribute table to a FGDB (which contains photo attachments). When I export the FGDB the resulting exported FGDB doesn't contain the attachments. I've exported both the features and tables but to no avail. Any/all help and insights appreciated. Thanks.

‎09-13-2021

Just to update on this... Looks like it was a bug of some sort as I removed the layer and added it back to the Map (all through Field Maps) and the name repetition issue had resolved.

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Re: Arcade Script Error: Object Not Found

Re: Arcade Script Error: Object Not Found

Re: Arcade Script Error: Object Not Found

Re: Arcade Script Error: Object Not Found

Arcade Script Error: Object Not Found

Re: Naming Batch Exports From FGDB

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Re: Naming Batch Exports From FGDB

Naming Batch Exports From FGDB

Re: Exporting joined table to FGDB

Re: Exporting joined table to FGDB

Re: Exporting joined table to FGDB

Exporting joined table to FGDB

Re: Layer Name Duplication