Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Hi @IhabHassan, I find performing the migration via python is not always foolproof.  If you are able to use the same URL for the web adaptors (i.e. https://web.domain.com/portal, https://web.domain.com/server), I would recommend migrating using a WebGISDR backup.  ... View more

@LienPham1 have you tried executing ArcGIS Pro's Append tool?  This provides an upsert option which will update existing features with new data and add new features.  To use the upsert option, make sure the field your using in the hosted feature service has a unique index:     ... View more

@James_Shreeve try the below.  You will want to add all the users you want notified to a Group in AGOL.  Then, update the allUsersGroupID variable in the script with ID of that Group. from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer import datetime, time from datetime import timedelta # Variables fsURL = 'https://services6.arcgis.com/h0X6cdaELg2mgWNZ/arcgis/rest/services/My_Sites_Copy/FeatureServer/0' dateField = 'Agreement_Date_End' months = 6 allUsersGroupID = '0a7e3ca5f5814ed884cbab31abb465bf' emailSubject = 'Agreement Date' emailMessage = 'Some message to include in e-mail' # Generate AGOL print('Connecting to AGOL') gis = GIS("home") # Get group members allUsersGroup = gis.groups.get(allUsersGroupID) userList = allUsersGroup.get_members()['users'] # Reference feature service from url fLyr = FeatureLayer(fsURL) # Query service and check if date field is within the last hour print("Querying feature service") queryResults = fLyr.query(where='1=1', out_fields="*", return_geometry=False) for results in queryResults.features: if results.attributes[dateField] != None: createDate = results.attributes[dateField] / 1000 t = datetime.datetime.now() + timedelta(months=months) t = time.mktime(t.timetuple()) if createDate > t: # Send e-mail print('Sending e-mail') allUsersGroup.notify(users=userList, subject=emailSubject, message=emailMessage) ... View more

@TarigAhmedTXHSDS, This column should be populated if you have any Application licenses (i.e. ArcGIS Pro, Insights, Field Maps, etc) assigned to the user.  Ex:   ... View more

@Samuel_McAuley @MiriEshel1 I have not tested this changing database types (i.e. SQL Server --> PostgreSQL) so I cannot guarantee this will work at the moment. @Samuel_McAuley when you are attempting to change the database, does each database have the same users and permissions/privileges as the other? ... View more

@James_Shreeve can you share the service you are working with to a Group in AGOL and invite my user account:  jskinner_rats.  If you are able to, please indicate which date field you are looking to query, and how you plan on obtaining the e-mail addresses to notify. ... View more

@James_Shreeve yes, this would work.  When using a group to notify users, as in this document, all users will be notified that are in the group.  Not sure if this is what you're looking for, or to simply notify an individual user based on the particular feature. Here is a document that shows how to query a feature service based on a date field. ... View more

@James_Shreeve is the email address in another field within the feature service? ... View more

Hi @MaikeObenhaus, Are you able to register the geodatabase/folder where the data resides with ArcGIS Server?  If you can, you can publish as a referenced Map Image, and the service will automatically update.   ... View more

@JustinNettleton1 instead of Longitude/Latitude for your geometry, try x/y.  Ex: unit_dict = {"attributes": {"id":call[0], "Unit":call[1], "Status":call[2], "StatusCategory":call[3], "StatusRank":call[4], "OOSReason":call[5], "StatusChange":call[6], "Type":call[7], "Juridiction":call[8].upper(), "Division":call[9], "LastUpdate":call[10]}, "geometry": {"x": call[11], "y": call[12]}} ... View more

@DJB you can update the sharing with the following: from arcgis.gis._impl._content_manager import SharingLevel sharing_mgr = fs.sharing if shrOrg: sharing_mgr.sharing_level = SharingLevel.ORG if shrEveryone: sharing_mgr.sharing_level = SharingLevel.EVERYONE if shrGroups: for groupID in shrGroups: group = gis.groups.get(groupID) item_grp_sharing_mgr = sharing_mgr.groups item_grp_sharing_mgr.add(group=group) I did notice if the sharing is already set on the feature service, you can omit this entirely and it will be maintained.  I can't recall if it use to do this or not at earlier versions of the API. ... View more

@Le1Hod can you share the hosted feature service you are updating with me to an AGOL Group?  You can invite my AGOL account, jskinner_rats, to this Group. ... View more

@GavinRunyon it still works at 11.1.  I went ahead and updated the name of the zip file to avoid future confusion. ... View more

Hi @GregMattisGov, Take a look at the scripts in the below link.  I've used this solution for several customers to migrate built-in accounts to enterprise (active directory or SAML) accounts.  It should work the same going from SAML to SAML, and it will migrate the add-on licenses (i.e. Pro) as well. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/migrate-built-in-named-user-accounts-to-enterprise/ta-p/1269974 ... View more