Hi there. I have a python script that attempts to export a hosted feature service as a file geodatabase using the python api's featurelayercollection.replicas.create() method. I am running python 3.11.10 and arcgis api 2.3.0
The service details:
- One feature layer (id: 0, geometry type: point) with attachments
- One related table (id: 1) with attachments
- Sync is enabled
- supportsSyncModelNone = true
The problem:
the replicas.create() operation consistently returns a file geodatabase with the correct schema but 0 rows in all tables, regardless of parameters used.
What works:
- Using the AGOL Item Details page to Export as file geodatabase.
- A direct query on layer 0 returns the expected 27 records
- Running createReplica manually via the REST Services Directory HTML form returns the expected number of records
What I've have tried (all returning 0 rows):
- syncModel=none with no geometry filter
- syncModel=none with geometry set to the service's full extent
- Adding layerQueries with where=1=1, useGeometry=false, includeRelated=true, queryOption=useFilter for both layers
- syncDirection=bidirectional
- geometryType=esriGeometryPoint
- async=true and async=false
- layers as comma-separated string (0,1) and as JSON array ([0,1])
- using an empty querylayers
- using a populated queryLayers with filter set to 1=1
Any thoughts on how to get the expected number of records returned?
