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@ChallagundlaSindhuraITS is your Survey123 feature service hosted in AGOL? Here is an example script on how to send an e-mail for an AGOL hosted feature service:
https://community.esri.com/t5/python-documents/send-email-when-a-feature-is-added-to-an-arcgis/ta-p/920545
I recommend configuring Windows Task Scheduler to execute this script on a server that has ArcGIS Pro install, and will not be turned off.
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Do you have Windows Authentication enabled on Portal's web adaptor?
What version of Enterprise?
What version of the arcgis api for python?
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@TomShewring I've seen this error occur sporadically in some implementations (mine included), and I'm unable to find a cause. To workaround the issue, I recommend moving the Clear scratch directory section to the beginning of the script. For example, move this section of code above the section that connects to AGOL/Portal.
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@TomShewring are you attempting to update a hosted feature service, or a referenced service?
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Delta tables in an enterprise geodatabase are used to manage versioned data. When you edit data in a versioned geodatabase, the changes are stored in delta tables (A & D tables) until they are reconciled and posted to the parent version. Managing delta tables is crucial for performance optimization in versioned geodatabases. Having large delta tables in an Enterprise geodatabase can have several adverse effects on the system's performance and data management. For example, large delta tables can slow down data retrieval and editing operations. Queries that involve versioned data may take longer to execute, affecting overall system performance. Regular maintenance, such as compressing the geodatabase, helps manage the size and performance of delta tables. Here is a script you can optionally automate to compress an enterprise geodatabase.
If there are performance issues for feature classes/tables, use the attached tool to create a report for the delta counts of versioned feature classes/tables. This report can offer valuable insights into whether large delta tables might be impacting the performance.
Configuring the tool in ArcGIS Pro:
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GeoProcessing Results:
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CSV Results:
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Hi @Jack_in_the_box, take a look at the attached tool. It will convert a hyperlink field to attachments.
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Hi @MattNicol, you will want to install 10.9.1 in the new environment, migrate using the webgisdr (see the following document), and then upgrade to 11.3.
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@Teo unfortunately, not. This would be a referenced service. See the notes above:
but referenced services can be rather difficult. For example, there are numerous prerequisites that are required for a service to be published from an Enterprise Geodatabase, such as:
does the ArcGIS Service Account have necessary privileges
is the geodatabase registered with the ArcGIS Server instance
does the feature class in fact exist within the new geodatabase
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@AmyRoust try the following:
# Define the field mapping between the source and target dataframes
field_mapping = {'ID': 'ID_new', 'Name': 'Name_new', 'Value': 'Value_new'}
# Append data with field mapping
feature_layer.edit_features(adds=sdf.to_featureset(), field_mapping=field_mapping)
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The error message "net::ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES" in the context of Experience Builder applications typically indicates that the browser is facing resource limitations while trying to load or run the application. This error can occur due to various reasons, such as:
Memory Usage: The browser may be running out of memory to handle the resources required by the Experience Builder application.
Too Many Open Connections: The browser may have reached the limit on the number of open connections needed to load the application components.
Large Application Size: Experience Builder applications with a large number of widgets, complex layouts, or heavy media content can strain browser resources.
Network Issues: Problems with the network connection or server-side issues can also contribute to this error.
Is the problem reproducible on all client machines?
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Yes, you are correct @Clubdebambos, thanks for pointing that out. I went ahead and updated my previous reply.
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Hi @AmyRoust,
You could do something like below:
from arcgis.gis import GIS
# Connect to your GIS
gis = GIS("https://www.arcgis.com", "username", "password")
# Access source feature service
item = gis.content.get("source item id")
feature_layer = item.layers[0]
# Define your query
query = "POPULATION > 10000"
# Query the feature layer and create a spatial dataframe
sdf = feature_layer.query(where=query).sdf
# Calculate the status field
sdf["status field name"] = sdf.calculate("'Not Reviewed'", inplace=True)
# Access the hosted feature service to update
item = gis.content.get("target item id")
feature_layer = item.layers[0]
# Append the data from the spatial dataframe to the hosted feature service
added_features = feature_layer.edit_features(adds=sdf.to_featureset())
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@CameronLacelle when you are viewing the exp application, are there any errors reported in the Network tab of the web browser's Develop Tools (ctrl+shift+I is a shortcut to open this) for the services? You can filter the rest services by searching for /rest/services:
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Hi @CameronLacelle, what version of ArcGIS Enterprise are you running?
I wouldn't think this would be related to additional instances starting up. Dedicated instances, by default, have a minimum of 1 instance running. If there are multiple requests at the same time, it will spin up another instance, which may just take slightly longer. But, the maximum time a client will wait to get a service should be set to 60 seconds by default.
You could check the Statistics in ArcGIS Server Manager > Logs > Statistics. For example, you can review if there are any timeouts, and also the average/max response times. I usually compare the avg response times to the Service Maximum Running Instances. If there are large avg response times, this is a good indication you need to increase the max instances for the service(s).
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Hi @CW-GIS, if you can spin up the other VM where you have an accessible Enterprise, the webgisdr approach should work.
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