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Export Shapefile from a Map Service Inside ArcMap

MapManOregon

I've done quite a bit of searching on this topic. I thought by enabling Geodata Access, I could export a shapefile.

We are going to expose a large number of map services that can be consumed by others in our community using ArcMap. These folks are not programmers. I want to be able to give them the ability to add a map service to ArcMap and then to export a shapefile from the layer within ArcMap.

I cannot figure how to do this. If anybody knows of a way that does not require programming, please help.

Here's our web site with our map services.

http://services.medfordmaps.org/ArcGIS/rest/services

Thanks.

keith massie

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TonyContreras

There is no workflow as simple as you describe, the best option is below.

If you create a map service and enable GeoData access, users can add the map service and use the Distributed Geodatabase toolbar to extract data from the service. (When a valid service has been added to ArcMap, an "Extract Data" button should be enabled on the toolbar.)

Publishing a geodata service with a map service

Copying a geodatabase using Extract Data Wizard in ArcMap

EzraBoyd

I'm sorry, but I have to chime in here -- You guys have to do a better job in making ArcServer layers accessible in a desktop environment. In my experience, your technology has moved in backwards direction in recent years.

rhys-kdrm

For anyone who comes across this post, it is possible to download data from ArcGIS Server map services directly to ArcMap. I have done it plenty of times. The easy way is to query the data, e.g. https://[your map server]/arcgis/rest/services/[folder]/[map service name]/MapServer/0/query?where=1=1&outFields=*&f=pjson and then save the JSON response. After that you can use the JSON to features tool in ArcToolbox. Note that you can only export the maximum number of records allowed, which is 1000 by default. You can either change this or use Python/JavaScript to run the request until you have all of the data. You can check the number of records first by requesting returnCountOnly=true in the request parameters. For a GIS developer, this should less than an hour to write a script to do this. This is not the only way to do this. There are other ways too.

Lake_Worth_BeachAdmin

this query no longer is supported

{  "error": {   "code": 400,   "message": "Invalid or missing input parameters.",   "details": [       ]  } }

MattWilkie1

Also see https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-6496-download-arcgis-online-feature-service-or-arcgis-server-featuremap-service

javierog139

Hello @Rhys-Donoghue, thank you for your explanation, you don't know how long I have been trying to download some info from a map server. Now the only question that remains, is how I can change the records to export, since I did the first try and as you said, I only exported 1000 (not even sure if it goes in order, so they are the first 1000s). I don't mind exporting the rest of the records manually, specially because my coding skills are extremely limited. So thank you in advance for your help.

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