Latest Contributions by JoshuaBixby

Although Includes will be the path moving forward, it is new in Arcade.  If you are working with < 1.12 Arcade, the pattern is to use IndexOf. ... View more

Processes within a pool don't share memory unless objects are passed as specific multiprocessing data types, e.g., multiprocessing.Array .  Since you are not doing that in your code (I am not even sure any ArcPy objects can be passed that way), the in-memory workspace in each worker process is independent of the others. An example: from multiprocessing import Pool import arcpy import time i = 0 def f(x): global i i += 1 arcpy.CreateTable_management("in_memory", "xx{}".format(i)) time.sleep(1) arcpy.env.workspace = "in_memory" return arcpy.ListTables() if __name__ == '__main__': with Pool(4) as p: print(p.map(f, range(6))) Yields: [['xx1'], ['xx1'], ['xx1'], ['xx1'], ['xx1', 'xx2'], ['xx1', 'xx2']] >>>   As you can see, each of the four worker processes is able to create the same-named table in its in-memory workspace, and each arcpy.ListTables() only sees the tables in its own in-memory workspace. ... View more

If you want to delete a service, you need to go through the Admin API and not the REST Services endpoint.  If you are getting a list of services, then you have the service already, you just need to grab it from the list.  Iterate through the list to find the one you are interested in. ... View more