topic Layers loaded as SEDF from a feature class in a local GDB do not appear in the map widget (ArcGIS Pro 3.2) in ArcGIS API for Python Questions

Layers loaded as SEDF from a feature class in a local GDB do not appear in the map widget (ArcGIS Pro 3.2)

MarcusPaoloPatam — Fri, 05 Jan 2024 00:29:20 GMT

Hi,

Has anyone else experienced issues with displaying layers converted from local geodatabases to SEDFs in map widgets?

in 3.2, I can't seem to see the SEDF when loaded into the map widget, but when saved into the portal, the feature layers added from SEDFs are present. I am running the sample notebook from the Visualing Data using ArcGIS API for Python.

when i save the map object from the notebook to AGOL, the layers show correctly, including the points loaded into the SEDF from a local GDB

Portal search items also load properly in the map widget.

If it helps, I am using a social login, so the GIS connection i use is

gis = GIS("pro")

I have tried cloning my environment and updating the arcgis and the arcpy package to the latest available version via conda in the Python Command Prompt.

Please let me know if you have the same issues, thanks!
Cheers,
Marcus

Re: Layers loaded as SEDF from a feature class in a local GDB do not appear in the map widget (ArcGIS Pro 3.2)

JeffBigos — Mon, 11 Mar 2024 20:55:28 GMT

Hi Marcus,

I am testing the Web-Course now and see a similar behavior occurring. I tested the code against another dataset and it works against a different FeatureClass. I would recommend trying that as a solution. The course you are taking is meant to build familiarity with the different visual capabilities with the SEDF.

Given the difference I am pretty sure it is associated with the Montana data in the course, but more investigation is needed.

Thanks,

Jeff Bigos

Re: Layers loaded as SEDF from a feature class in a local GDB do not appear in the map widget (ArcGIS Pro 3.2)

MichaelWilliamsUSDA — Tue, 08 Oct 2024 13:47:23 GMT

I have similar issues with a 16MB feature class in a file gdb not displaying. @JeffBigos is there any update on this? Do we know if this is a limitation with ESRI's gdb format or with SEDFs?

Any further guidance would be great. Thanks!