Domain Values in GP Widget

[ToddHenry1]

I built a simple GP tool that I published to ArcGIS server that lets the user draw a polygon and it does a spatial join to find points within it.   The points is a feature class in our SDE database with some coded value domains.  That last step is table to table to convert to data table.  I set the fields environment to transfer field name descriptions.

When I run the tool through Web App Builder as a GP Widget, I'm getting the coded values in my output instead of the descriptions.

Thanks for any help.

[ColeAndrews]

Is the end result writing a dbf to a user specified file location? If so, what about table to excel and choosing "use domain and subtype description"?

[ToddHenry1]

The final output in the model is an in memory geodatabase table.   The widget is set to add as an operational layer and then we export the attribute table to a CSV.

In ArcMap, there is no issue in seeing the domain descriptions just in ArcGIS Online.

[ColeAndrews]

What version are you running? Here's a bug that is part of the "issues addressed in 10.3.1".

Web AppBuilder Bug:

"Coded value domain descriptions do not persist in the Web AppBuilder."

[ColeAndrews]

Additionally, this bug:

"The coded value domain descriptions display the coded value in the Web AppBuilder attribute table rather than the description."

[ToddHenry1]

Yes, I'm using 10.3.1 for ArcMap and Server for ArcGIS.

I called support on this issue as well.  They have a copy of the model for testing.  They probably will associate those two bugs with my case.

[erinheinrich]

Hi Todd/Cole,

Any update on these bugs?

I am still getting them in my WebApp and I have ArcMap and Portal 10.3.1 - I created the App through Portal.

My attribute table shows domain codes rather than description for two fields ('type';'rfs or f&r'), but then shows description for one field ('status' - note, this feature is used to symbolise features).

In addition, when I export table to CSV, the desciptions are there for 'type' and 'rfs or f&r' field, but the 'status' field is totally blank:

Thanks,

Erin