Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

@cog_GIS_Admin here is helpful document on how use Windows Task Scheduler with python scripts: https://community.esri.com/t5/python-documents/schedule-a-python-script-using-windows-task/ta-p/915861 ... View more

Hi @TimHayes3, Either URL will work.  Each layer is added with an index value when published to a service.  If you have 3 layers in your service, by default, the index would be sequential for each layer (i.e. FeatureServer/0, FeatureServer/1, FeatureServer/2).   The first URL will add all layers within your service.  The second URL is calling an individual layer in the service by specify /0.  If your service only has one layer, then both are synonymous.   ... View more

@cog_GIS_Admin check the casing of your username, this is case sensitive.  For example, if your AGOL login is cog_GIS_Admin, and you specify cog_gis_admin, it will not authenticate.....even though cog_gis_admin will work in a web browser. ... View more

Hi @RemyShipman, you might be able to do this a little easier with search and update cursors.  Below is an example: import arcpy from arcgis import GIS # Variables portalURL = 'https://portal.esri.com/portal' username = 'portaladmin' password = '**********' itemID = '7dd52c5ef86b44efaaac764294abf163' # Connect to Portal print("Connecting to Portal") gis = GIS(portalURL, username, password) arcpy.SignInToPortal(portalURL, username, password) # Reference services print("Referencing services") treeinventory = gis.content.get(itemID) treeLyr = treeinventory.layers[0] treeTbl = treeinventory.tables[0] # Create dictionary of schedule print("Creating dictionary of schedule") schedDict = {} with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(treeTbl.url, ['tree_id', 'pruningschedule']) as cursor: for row in cursor: schedDict[row[0]] = row[1] del cursor # Updating tree lyr print("Updating tree") with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(treeLyr.url, ['tree_id', 'prunesched']) as cursor: for row in cursor: try: row[1] = schedDict[row[0]] cursor.updateRow(row) except KeyError: pass del cursor print("Finished") ... View more

Hi @Shane_EU, the following should work: aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT") mp = aprx.listMaps("Map")[0] lyr_to_move = mp.listLayers("Airports")[0] group_layer = mp.listLayers("SubGroup")[0] # Use this to move a layer into a group layer mp.addLayerToGroup(group_layer, lyr_to_move, "AUTO_ARRANGE") # Remove layer from map mp.removeLayer(lyr_to_move) Before script: JakeSkinner_0-1727961755364.png After script: JakeSkinner_1-1727961779266.png   ... View more

Hi @ColeNelson, I recently having the same issue using arcpy.na, however, you can do this using arcpy.nax.  Here is a great sample that shows how to export polygons from a service area: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/arcpy/network-analyst/servicearea.htm#C_GUID-A2ABB768-1B6A-45D3-A1EA-F2A32BFCB921 # Export the results to a feature class if result.solveSucceeded: result.export(arcpy.nax.ServiceAreaOutputDataType.Polygons, output_polygons) ... View more

@Iron_Mark  You can post your script, or I would recommend trying the one in this document to see if you get the same error.   ... View more

@AndrewReynoldsDevon I would add a print statement to see which feature class it's failing on: # Loop through each dataset and rename it for dataset in datasets: print(f"Renaming {dataset}") new_name = f"{dataset}_OLD" arcpy.management.Rename(dataset, new_name) ... View more

@Iron_Mark were you using the script in this document?  filegdb is definitely supported. ... View more

Hi @AD_NLD I believe you want to keep you workspace parameter as an optional Input.  If the geodatabase exists, you can select it, if it does not exist the code can create it based on the path entered by the user.  Which leads to a question, do you want the user to specify the entire path to the geodatabase if it does not exist?  i.e. C:\temp\data\parcels.gdb ... View more

@MK13 have you considered using the Near Me widget.  I think this will give you the functionality you're looking for. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/experience-builder/latest/configure-widgets/near-me-widget.htm ... View more

@Map12 does the following work: from arcgis.gis import server # Stand-alone ArcGIS Server instance specify PSA account # Federated ArcGIS Server instance specify Portal Admin account agsServer = server.Server(url="https://ags.esri.com/server", username='siteadmin', password='siteadmin') print(agsServer.content.folders) ... View more

@MK13 this article may be of some help: https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-display-attributes-of-intersecting-features-in-a-000028227 ... View more