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Hi Shabina, Table.Search doesn't support functions such as "Min()". Check out the Table.CalculateStatistics method instead. API class reference Conceptual doc I hope this helps, --Rich
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Hi Karthik, You can create a Geodatabase object from a feature service by creating a ServiceConnectionProperties object. You can then instantiate a Geodatabase using the Geodatabase(ServiceConnectionProperties) constructor. Once you have a Geodatabase you can proceed as described above. I hope this helps, --Rich
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Hi Ken, Your code just makes the edit and adds it to the undo/redo stack. If you want to save your edits, call Project.Current.SaveEditsAsync() --Rich
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Does your webmap include subtype group layers? You can publish a webmap with subtype group layers and use it with Pro or Runtime, but the Map Viewer does not yet support them. --Rich
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Hi Steven, As you probably guessed, we are caching the result of the first call to GetExtent(). There isn't currently a way around this limitation, but we are working to address it in a future release. --Rich
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Hi Logan, The Trace geoprocessing tool now has an option to return connectivity as JSON. You will have to parse the JSON yourself. The Pro SDK does not yet support this option, although you can always call the tool using the geoprocessing API. Our goal when we do support it is to return an object structure, not unformatted JSON. As for ordering, I've not heard of any options there, but I can pass it on to the utility network team. --Rich
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Hi Jimmy, You can get a list of the domains in a geodatabase with the Geodatabase.GetDomains method. This returns an IReadOnlyList which you can search using a Linq query. IReadOnlyList<Domain> domains = myGeodatabase.GetDomains(); Domain myDomain = domains.First(x => x.GetName() == myDomainName); I hope this helps, --Rich
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Hi Karthik, The Pro SDK does not yet support this result type. From now, you can use the geoprocessing API to call the Trace geoprocessing tool. You'll have to parse the returned JSON yourself to build a connectivity graph. I hope this helps, --Rich
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Anders, I've been researching this, and cannot find any way to change the client timeout. Some things to consider: Are all the tables properly indexed? Can you break the query into multiple pieces? (If it's a spatial filter, could you break up the extent into multiple parts and query each part separately?) Can you fetch a subset of the fields in this feature class? At the REST API level, there is a mechanism to limit the number of rows that are returned at a time. I can enhance the Pro SDK to provide access to that mechanism, but it would have to be something added at a future release (post-3.0). Sorry I cannot be of more help, --Rich
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Pro (not just the SDK) does have a timeout that defaults to 3 minutes. I suggest working with tech support to figure out why the queries are taking that long- sounds like something could be wrong there. --Rich
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It's always possible to access Esri REST services such as the feature service outside of the Pro SDK. I'm not familiar with the benefits of that solution, although the integration with Pro would obviously be harder.
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Calling OpenDataset does not download the contents of the table- just some metadata about the table definition. The only data that is downloaded are the rows specified by the QueryFilter in Table.Search. --Rich
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Hi MKa, I assume these portal tables are part of a feature service, right? Start by creating a connection to the feature service, and then creating a Geodatabase from that connection. You can accomplish this by creating a ServiceConnectionProperties object, and then using the Geodatabase(ServiceConnectionProperties) constructor. Once you have a Geodatabase, you can open tables and query using OpenDataset and Search. I hope this helps, --Rich
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Unfortunately there is no support for creating a Database from an OLE DB connection.
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Thanks for letting me know, Karen. We'll take a look at it- might be a bug. Glad you found a workaround at least. --Rich
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