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