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Using Pro 2.7.1, having errors transferring data from one feature service to another.  I have a master feature service that serves as our database for a particular project. We collect data from several other jurisdictions that then need to be cleaned up and added to said database. To make the process a little easier I have a feature service set up, in an identical configuration to the master database, that those jurisdictions can drop their data into. I then will append it into the master database once it's cleaned up.  However, there seem to be issues transferring the data over. When I use the Append tool I get 'WARNING 000594: Input feature 30: Failed to load a resource (string, icon, bitmap, etc)' When I attempt to copy/paste into layer, I get 'ERROR: code:400. Unable to apply edits. Bad syntax in request.' Any thoughts on what gives? The warning leads you to extent issues. I have tried all of the extent types in the environment parameters to no avail. I also exported the data from the intake feature service into a feature class, to no avail. This workflow has worked previously (I create a feature class for each jurisdictions data in the same GDB, modeled on a master feature class, and then append to the feature service).  Other strange behavior is happening with this feature service in conjunction. The data never showed up, then I removed the layer and brought it back and there were 12 versions of each of the datasets (I discarded edits after each attempt), and now those same features are ghost drawing at certain extents despite clearing the layer's cache.  ... View more

I am having issues restoring backups of a feature service using Append, which results in the same error (000594, which deals with spatial domain misalignment). Curious is that when I test with a handful of features the Append tool succeeds with warnings, and the 000594 error. If I try with the whole backup, currently ~150 features, each record gets the 000594 error as well as the generic 999999.  The context: I derive a human-readable ID for each feature from a portion of the GlobalID (e.g. YY-UNIT-XXXX, where 'YY' is the two-digit year, 'UNIT' is a geographical shorthand, and 'XXXX' are the four digits taken from the GobalID). I didn't want to use the ObjectID, as they're much more wishy washy, and in the event a backup needs to be used to restore the dataset could likely result in duplicate IDs. GobalIDs are preserved in the backup, and they're preserved if a new feature service is published from the backup. But I would rather create a new feature service from the old, in order to preserve all of its settings, and then append the backup data into the new feature service. This is elegant, as you can choose to preserve GlobalIDs.....but this is where the error occurs.  The backup is created from the feature service, but then can't be appended into an identical copy of that same  feature service. Any thoughts on what gives?   ... View more

Hi all, I'm struggling with the syntax for nesting an if statement with a check box (selected) statement in making a report template.  The syntax checker in uploading test templates clears my basic checkbox statements, e.g.: ${ResponsibilityArea | selected: “Local”} Local Responsibility Area (LRA) ${FireHazard | selected: “VeryHigh”} Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone (VH FHSZ) Is it possible to use a conditional statement on this field to create a a separate checkbox? For example, in plain-ish English: If ResponsibilityArea is "Local" and FireHazard is "Very High," create a separate checkbox in the report that reads "VH FHSZ in LRA"? I have tried multiple iterations of if statements but I don't know how to structure the 'selected' bit to generate a check box. Is this even possible?   ... View more

The crux of the question is in the title. I am not familiar with Network Analyst (only played around once or twice), and I am wondering if this is a capability (and in this case, 'capability' can be either out-of-the-box tool or something ascertained by cobbling together a suite of tools). I am attempting to identify polygons (in this case representing subdivisions) that only have a single mode of ingress/egress. Can this be done in Network Analyst?   Thank you ... View more

I am creating a web app for non-GIS staff in our organization. I would like to include the Analysis widget with the Summarize Within tool so they'll be able to calculate acreages of one polygon layer within another. I tested the tool in its first iteration in the morning and it worked great, producing the expected output (I did the same operation in Pro, to verify numbers). Then it just....never worked again. I have attempted to run it multiple times it produces a generic error. [Sub-question: is there a way to view an AGOL tool's geoprocessing history, to find more information about the error?] I have plenty of credits available, and I have gotten the tool to work one additional time throughout the day on a point layer. But the tool alternates between either processing for years and years, or the generic failure seen below. Status on AGOL has been good all day.  The calculation.... The result.... Over and over Help would be appreciated.  ... View more

Having issue with the smart editor in a configurable web app. It's configured to allow editing for three templates. For two of them it presents the domain description (which is what I like), for the third it displays the domain code. How do you change the preference? And there certainly is an analogous description for the domain.  Below is the template for the layer as it was published from Pro.  Any help on how to coax the graphic in the smart editor to display the domain description of the template, rather than the code, would be helpful.  ... View more

I am trying to create an immediate calculation attribute rule for a feature class in ArcGIS Pro (that I hope carries over when published as a feature service on AGOL).  I understand the basic syntax: IIF(condition, trueValue, falseValue). So if I wanted to create a rule that would take a value in my fictitious FoodName field and auto-calculate my FoodType field, I could do some thing like... var food = $feature.FoodName IIF(food == 'Carrot', 'Vegetable', 'Fruit')‍‍ This would, whenever the value 'Carrot' appears in the FoodName field, calculate the FoodType field to 'Vegetable.' My question: How do you pass a list of values to the condition in these statements? This has been surprisingly not straight forward to find online.  For instance, I would like the values 'Carrot', 'Celery', 'Parsnip', and 'Broccoli' to all to auto calculate to 'Vegetable.' Is it possible to pass a list to the condition, rather than writing multiple IIF statements? What is the preferred syntax? ... View more