topic Re: Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude in ArcGIS Pro Questions

Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude

El_Frani — Fri, 28 Jan 2022 13:21:20 GMT

Hello,

My published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude and the extent of the published layer is odd:
Top: 50deg
Bottom: -5deg
Left:-75deg
Right:503631deg!
All the records appear in the attribute table though.

The original data source is a Query Feature Class, data comes from a table on the server and this table is created with a SQL script runing daily.

- The extent is set correctly on the Query Feature Class
- All the projections are correct
- I have spatial indexes set
- The original table contains an OID and is registered, no duplicates there
- no empty shapes, no points with coordinates outside -90, 90, -180, 180 in the table
- we are using Enterprise 10.9.1

Any idea?
Cheers, Lionel

Re: Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude

RobertBorchert — Fri, 28 Jan 2022 15:10:52 GMT

What coordinate projection are you using?

I would strongly suggest using Web Mercator for web maps. WKID 3857

Re: Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude

El_Frani — Fri, 28 Jan 2022 15:58:26 GMT

Hi Robert
We are using WGS 1984, WKID 4326
I can't change it to 3857

Re: Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude

JayantaPoddar — Fri, 28 Jan 2022 16:31:46 GMT

Did you try recreating it once again and add the layer to a blank map?

(In case the issue persists) Is it possible to export the data to shapefile or File GDB Feature Class, and share the zipped shapefile/ File GDB ?

Re: Published Feature Service won't display points with <0 longitude

El_Frani — Mon, 31 Jan 2022 08:10:03 GMT

Hello.
Yes, I've tried this already. The table created by my script looks good on ArcGIS Pro. But when I publish it, the same problem occurs. And when I insert the published layer from portal to ArcGIS Pro, I also have this issue.
Looks like something is wrong during the publication.
Unfortunately, there are some restricted information there, I can't share it. I'll see if I can extract a sample of the dataset.