Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

@BrianShepard thank you for posting your code snippet.  I was missing the .result() for the add method.  I've updated the script and zip file on this page. ... View more

@ChristopherPouliot I would recommend migrating your entire Enterprise using the webgisdr instead: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/administration/migrate-to-a-new-machine-in-arcgis-enterprise-two/ If the DNS is going to change in the new instance, starting at 11.4, there are built-in tools to update the Organization URL: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/update-the-organization-url.htm   ... View more

@BrianShepard good find.  I think there are still some issues.  The help states this should return arcgis.gis.Item, but during my testing it's returning concurrent.futures._base.Future.  Which will cause the append operation to fail: JakeSkinner_0-1733259882171.png   ... View more

@BrianShepard @DJB that help document is helpful and looks like the new way forward is to use .add from the Folders method, however, I could not get this to work: JakeSkinner_0-1733256980369.png I even tried the sample code here and received the same error. ... View more

@WhitneyWeber in the following Migrate Content tools is a Copy Hosted Feature Services tool.  Try this tool and see if it works. ... View more

@ModernElectric try the latest script here.  I updated the code to re-enable sync on the feature service if it was previously enabled: JakeSkinner_0-1733150511656.png   ... View more

@OrvilleMcLean are you able to test any other server that has ArcGIS Pro or the ArcGIS API for Python installed? ... View more

@ChallagundlaSindhuraITS no, not without an Admin account. ... View more

@ModernElectric, The script should disable and re-enable Sync in this portion of the script: JakeSkinner_0-1732738178713.png Sounds like this is not happening on your end? ... View more

1.  Does this occur on every web map? 2.  What version of the api are you running? JakeSkinner_0-1732655292297.png   ... View more

@OrvilleMcLean I was able to get the below to work: import arcpy from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.map import Map # Variables username = 'jskinner_rats' password = '*********' webMapID = '50223959653f40b8bb097bd0fda7994a' outputGDB = r'C:\temp\python\test.gdb' # Environment Variables arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Connect to AGOL gis = GIS('https://www.arcgis.com', username, password) arcpy.SignInToPortal('https://www.arcgis.com', username, password) wmItem = gis.content.get(webMapID) webmap = Map(wmItem) layers = webmap.content.layers tables = webmap.content.tables # Export Feature Services/Tables if len(layers) > 0: for layer in layers: print(f"Exporting {layer}") arcpy.ExportFeatures_conversion(layer.url, outputGDB + '\\' + layer.url.split('/')[-3]) if len(tables) > 0: for table in tables: print(f"Exporting {table}") arcpy.ExportTable_conversion(table.url, outputGDB + '\\' + table.url.split('/')[-3]) ... View more

@DavidColey try changing the group name to the group ID: org_group = ["Planning Layers Group"]   Ex: org_group = ['80d1821b9af64b9b9fd81dc0d4c8d991']     ... View more

Hi @OrvilleMcLean, I've used the Web Map's JSON before to get the layers/tables.  Below is a snippet your could use to download feature services/hosted tables from a web map. import arcpy from arcgis.gis import GIS # Variables username = 'jskinner_rats' password = '********' webMapID = '50223959653f40b8bb097bd0fda7994a' outputGDB = r'C:\temp\python\test.gdb' # Environment Variables arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Connect to AGOL gis = GIS('https://www.arcgis.com', username, password) arcpy.SignInToPortal('https://www.arcgis.com', username, password) # Get feature service and table URLs operationalLayers = [] operationalTables = [] webMap = gis.content.get(webMapID) webMapJSON = webMap.get_data(try_json=True) try: for layer in webMapJSON['operationalLayers']: if layer['layerType'] == 'GroupLayer': for groupLyr in layer['layers']: operationalLayers.append(groupLyr['url']) else: operationalLayers.append(layer['url']) for table in webMapJSON['tables']: operationalTables.append(table['url']) except KeyError: pass # Export Feature Services/Tables if len(operationalLayers) > 0: for layer in operationalLayers: print(f"Exporting {layer}") arcpy.ExportFeatures_conversion(layer, outputGDB + '\\' + layer.split('/')[-3]) if len(operationalTables) > 0: for table in operationalTables: print(f"Exporting {table}") arcpy.ExportTable_conversion(table, outputGDB + '\\' + table.split('/')[-3]) ... View more

Are you able to export the feature service to a File Geodatabase using the item details page? ... View more

Hi @CanDAGDELEN1, give the Copy Hosted Feature Services tool in this toolset a shot. ... View more