ArcGIS PRO bug with Tables and Time Slider?

PaoloBasile_ST · ‎08-29-2023

Hi all,
in an ArcGIS PRO project I set up two Layers (Feature Layer and Standalone Table) with two start and end date fields.
I then used Enabled Time to filter the layers by date.
I noticed that the Feature Layer is filtered correctly while the Standalone Table is not.
Is there something I am doing wrong or is there a bug in ArcGIS PRO?
I attach two images with the settings of the Standalone Table and the result of the filtering (or rather the non-filtering).

Thanks!

AyanPalit · ‎08-30-2023

Using sample data, set up ArcGIS Pro 3.1.2 map as follows:

Layer - Record Count 573

Table - Record Count 16720

Date Span of data 1/1/2023 - 12/31/2023

Set Time Slider settings as:

Have the time slider show data including January 2023 shows:

Layer - Record Count 288 of 573

Table - Record Count 9885 of 16720

Hope this helps!

Ayan Palit | Principal Consultant Esri

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AyanPalit · ‎08-29-2023

@PaoloBasile_ST

Please validate the data type/format for the date fields.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/time/supported-field-formats.htm

Ayan Palit | Principal Consultant Esri

PaoloBasile_ST · ‎08-29-2023

Thank you Ayan for the quick response,
but I checked the fields and they seem to be correct.
Moreover, the Data_Inizio and Data_Fine (Start and Finish Date) fields were created and calculated the same way for both the Layer and the Standalone Table (see the attached image).
However, ArcGIS Pro keeps filtering the Layer data and not filtering the Standalone Table data.

Paolo

AyanPalit · ‎08-29-2023

@PaoloBasile_ST Thanks for confirming the ArcGIS Pro version. Are you able to share a sample of the table in a zipped file GDB?

Ayan Palit | Principal Consultant Esri

PaoloBasile_ST · ‎08-30-2023

Sure!

This is the (copied) test DB that gave us problems.
There are the Stops Point Layer (Fermate) and the Stops Schedules Standalone Tables (Fermate_orari).

As you will see they are linked together by a relationship class.
Some stops and their schedules are valid from January 1 to April 30, 2023, others are only valid from May 1 to December 31, 2023
Most of the stops have overlap in the two times of the year.
I repeat that the problem is not with the filter on the Stops but on the standalone schedule table.
Thank you!

Paolo

AyanPalit · ‎08-30-2023

Using sample data, set up ArcGIS Pro 3.1.2 map as follows:

Layer - Record Count 573

Table - Record Count 16720

Date Span of data 1/1/2023 - 12/31/2023

Set Time Slider settings as:

Have the time slider show data including January 2023 shows:

Layer - Record Count 288 of 573

Table - Record Count 9885 of 16720

Hope this helps!

Ayan Palit | Principal Consultant Esri

PaoloBasile_ST · ‎08-30-2023

Yes you are right!
If I create a new ArcGIS Pro project it works without problems, if I use it on the working project map I have problems (I don't know why).
But this is not a hindrance and at this point we are able to move forward.

Thank you and have a good day,

Paolo

AlyciaRajendran_esri · ‎08-29-2023

Hello @PaoloBasile_ST !

What version of Pro are you using? We did not support time or range filtering in standalone tables until Pro 3.0.

Thanks!

- Alycia

PaoloBasile_ST · ‎08-29-2023

Pro 3.1.2

Tanks Alycia,

Paolo

AlyciaRajendran_esri · ‎08-29-2023

Have you turned on filtering for the table? I can't see the status bar of the table (bottom) in your picture, but there should be toggles here for time, range, and extent:

Is the time toggle on?