Latest Contributions by BrianShaw

My apologies that my question comes with no, I have been asked to transfer data to a feature layer by importing a csv using a python script. I have that working fine but the business has now requested ddl's on the form the csv populates, now so far my attempts were creating the domain on ArcGis online, but when I update the csv data the domain gets deleted, I'm not usually developing ArcGis operability and I'm stumped as to how this really works, any assistence or tutorials will be greatly appreciated. ... View more

Hi everyone,      I'm trying to download a file geodatabase using a script. The script is taken from the ESRI documentation with minimal changes, basically I'm querying for the required feature layer appending date and time and exporting as a FGDB. The script works as expected by creating the FGDB on AGOL, but when I try and download the FGDB the script fails and fails to export to my local file plan, I can't figure out what is stopping the download, my code is a follows   from arcgis.gis import GIS import datetime as dt username = "CSV_GIS_Defects" gis = GIS('url','username','password', verify_cert=False, proxy_host='proxy', proxy_port=port) folder_path=r'D:\ArcGisExportData\GeoDatabase' items = gis.content.search(query="title:CSV_GIS_Defects", item_type="Feature Layer", sort_field='modifed', sort_order='desc') print(str(len(items)) + " items will be backed up to " + folder_path +". See the list below:") items def download_as_fgdb(item_list, backup_location):     for item in item_list:         try:             if 'View Service' in item.typeKeywords:             print(item.title + " is view, not downloading")        else:             print("Downloading " + item.title)             version = dt.datetime.now().strftime("%d_%b_%Y")             print(version)             result = item.export(item.title, "File Geodatabase")             print(result)             result.download(backup_location)             result.delete()             print("Successfully downloaded " + item.title)     except:         print("An error occurred downloading " + item.title)         print("The function has completed") download_as_fgdb(items, folder_path) The errors I receive in Jupyter  1 items will be backed up to D:\ArcGisExportData\GeoDatabase. See the list below: Downloading CSV_GIS_Defects 03_Mar_2022 <Item title:"CSV_GIS_Defects" type:File Geodatabase owner:shaw_b> An error occurred downloading CSV_GIS_Defects The function has completed any help would be greatfully appreciated     ... View more

Just downloaded and installed 30 day trial version but getting this error message Can you please advise how I can rectify this to enable me to open the application ... View more