Latest Contributions by KarenFolger

This code works.It will create a table in an SDE database - recreating it each time. Lists all the domains used in the workspace. import arcpy inWorkspaceString = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) arcpy.env.workspace = inWorkspaceString outTable = "OTHER_ListDomains_tbl" # Delete old and Create new output table each time if arcpy.Exists(outTable):    arcpy.Delete_management(outTable) # arcpy.CreateTable_management(inWorkspaceString, outTable) arcpy.AddField_management(outTable, "DomainName", "TEXT", "", "", 255, "", "NULLABLE", "REQUIRED") arcpy.AddField_management(outTable, "Versioned", "TEXT", "", "", 1, "", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED") # newRows = arcpy.InsertCursor(outTable, "") # Create cursor to store new rows for output table arcpy.MakeTableView_management(outTable, "outTableView", "", "", "") # Create table view for output table (for searching for existing records) # # Create list of domains desc = arcpy.Describe(inWorkspaceString) domains = desc.domains domains.sort() # Sorts list for domain in domains: # Write items from list to output table if they don't already exist there    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("outTableView", "NEW_SELECTION", "\"DomainName\" = \'" + domain + "\'")    if int(arcpy.GetCount_management("outTableView").getOutput(0)) == 0:       newRow = newRows.newRow()       newRow.DomainName = domain       newRows.insertRow(newRow) del newRows # Removes lock on output table ... View more

I am trying to write just such a tool in python but it keeps bombing when I do a describe on the fields for the layer. Anyone have any ideas? Code below import arcpy # inWorkspaceString = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) arcpy.env.workspace = inWorkspaceString outTable = "OTHER_ListDomains_tbl" # Delete old and Create new output table each time if arcpy.Exists(outTable): arcpy.Delete_management(outTable) # arcpy.CreateTable_management(inWorkspaceString, outTable) arcpy.AddField_management(outTable, "DomainName", "TEXT", "", "", 255, "", "NULLABLE", "REQUIRED") arcpy.AddField_management(outTable, "Feature_Class", "TEXT", "", "", 255, "", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED") # newRows = arcpy.InsertCursor(outTable, "") # Create cursor to store new rows for output table arcpy.MakeTableView_management(outTable, "outTableView", "", "", "") # Create table view for output table (for searching for existing records) # layers = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() # Adds feature classes to list for layer in layers:    desc = arcpy.Describe(layer)    if desc.featureType == "Simple": # Create list of fields       fields = arcpy.ListFields(layer)       for field in fields:          descf = arcpy.Describe(field)          dom = descf.domain # Write items from list to output table if they don't already exist there          arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("outTableView", "NEW_SELECTION", "\"DomainName\" = \'" + dom + "\' AND \"Feature_Class\" = \'" + layer + "\'")          if int(arcpy.GetCount_management("outTableView").getOutput(0)) == 0:             newRow = newRows.newRow()             newRow.DomainName = dom             newRow.Feature_Class = layer             newRows.insertRow(newRow) del newRows # Removes lock on output table ... View more

import arceditor # # Import arcpy module import os import arcpy from arcpy import env inSDE = "\\\\server\\ArcSDE Connection Files\\GENgis_GISDB.sde" env.workspace = inSDE # # Get List of Rasters in workspace fcList = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() for fc in fcList: #    desc = arcpy.Describe(fc)    if desc.dataType == "FeatureClass": # Process: Register As Versioned       arcpy.AddMessage("Trying: " + fc) #       outFC = os.path.join(inSDE, fc)       arcpy.RegisterAsVersioned_management(outFC, "NO_EDITS_TO_BASE")       arcpy.AddMessage(fc + " Registered as Versioned") # # Process: Change Privileges       arcpy.ChangePrivileges_management(outFC, "public", "GRANT", "")       arcpy.AddMessage(fc + " Granted Public permissions") # # Process: Add Global IDs       arcpy.AddGlobalIDs_management(outFC)       arcpy.AddMessage(fc + " now has Global IDs") #    else:       arcpy.AddMessage("Skip table: " + fc) ... View more

That's it - incredibly fun flight that day. The air's pretty bad around here. ... View more

Not so easy to "rename" since it's a feature class in Enterprise GDB that has internal ArcServer services off of it. I did export to a file gdb with the same feature class name and it published fine. I will export to another feature class and try publishing to a different name with a different name. ... View more

That was the Tehipite Fire in 2008 - Kings Canyon National Park - just east of the current Rough Fire. ... View more

I already have a help ticket into ESRI but I have yet to be contacted. That's an underscore not a ".". Everything I have is 10.3.1. The name of the feature class is correct in SQL Server. The real point of all this is that is was working. It just randomly decided not to work and I have no idea why. ... View more

I exported the data from SDE into a file gdb and it then published fine. However now there is a problem with our SDE DB that seems only to apply to AGOL and nothing else. Wish I knew what it was. ... View more

It creates the Service Definition however and so when I try and publish out of AGOL in the web version I get the attached error - something about Base Tables. ... View more

Even more interesting - it published the Service Definition - it just doesn't create the Service. ... View more

There are no Custom Symbols - it's all ESRI symbols. There is a multi-part polygon however. The message says Server Side publishing failed at the last step. It packages everything likes it's ready to publish and fails on what seems like the ESRI side. ... View more