Latest Contributions by RhettZufelt

If you copied it exactly, not surprising you got an error as I had a mistake in the code.   AGOL_SignTable = arcpy.FeatureSet() AGOL_SignTable.load(L0Sign)   Basically, I define AGOL_SignTable as an  arcpy feature set, then the next line loads the data from the hosted feature server layer URL into the arcpy FeatureSet. Once loaded, I can treat AGOL_SignTable as any other FGDB featureclass.  I have not tested all functions on it, but works well with search cursors, arcpy calculate and arcpy append. R_ ... View more

If there is a selection on the data, the Copy Features tool will only copy the selected features. With arcpy, you should be able to iterate through you layers and select by location, then, while the selection exists, copy features to the other geodatabase, then on to the next layer in the list. R_ ... View more

Yes, or map viewer.  See my post here from earlier today (I show both). R_ ... View more

Not sure if you are trying to sync both ways, or why you are wanting to use the arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management as the bug references, but maybe my process is different enough it won't work for you. In my case, I have a local eGDB that I published to AGOL for data collection in a Field Maps app. So, the data is collected in AGOL hosted feature service, but I need to keep the local copy up to date. I have been using code similar to the following for the last 2 years and have had no issues with it. Basically, I establish a search cursor on the AGOL and local datasets and load the GlobalIDs into a list.  It also compares the two lists, and if there are GlobalIDs in the AGOL list, but not the local list, it means those features need to be copied (appended) over. (So, we are only coping the 'missing' features, not the entire dataset) Then I use arcpy.management.Append to append the missing features to the local data using a where clause that is an IN() with the GlobalID's from the missing list like so:   import arcpy Signs = r'\\path_to\\SignDatabase.sde\SignsDatabase.DBO.Signs' # path to the signs local eGDB FC L0Sign = r"https://services3.arcgis.com/itemID/ArcGIS/rest/services/HostedFeatureService/FeatureServer/0" # URL to AGOL hosted feature AGOL_SignTable = arcpy.FeatureSet() # define AGOL_SignTable as FeatureSet AGOL_SignTable.load(L0Sign) # Load hosted feature into AGOL_SignTable SignList = [] # empty list for local GDB features AGOLSignList = [] # empty list for AGOL features with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(Signs,"GlobalID") as cursor: # Get list of GlobalID's from SDE data for row in cursor: SignList.append(row[0]) with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(AGOL_SignTable,"GlobalID") as cursor: # Get list of GlobalID's from AGOL data for row in cursor: AGOLSignList.append(row[0].upper()) if (row[0].upper() or row[0]) not in SignList: # and if not in local SignList, append to AddSignList AddSignList.append(row[0]) ith arcpy.EnvManager(preserveGlobalIds=True, maintainAttachments = True): if AddSignList: # if any 'missing' features in AddSignList, then append to local eGDB print("adding " + str(len(AddSignList)) + " Sign Records") Signs = arcpy.management.Append(inputs=[L0Sign], target=Signs, schema_type="TEST", field_mapping="", subtype="", expression="GlobalID IN ('" + '\',\''.join(AddSignList) + "')")[0] else: print("No Signs to add")   I can't say the same for any scripts I run using the API python (seem to get a lot of timeout errors, etc. and have to code accordingly).  However, I have had good success with the API code here to export an AGOL hosted feature service to a FGDB (including attachments) and download to local folder without having to script any mouse clicks. R_   ... View more

To sync from AGOL data to the local database, I have been using the arcpy.management.Append with preserve GlobalIds and maintain Attachments. Then I get an updated local copy of the data with attachments while preserving the GlobalIds. R_ ... View more

If you set up a Domain/Choice List on your first field (I used the NAME field): Then in the edit Form, I have calculated value for the ALT_NAME field set to: $feature.NAME Then, when I add a feature and select the value from the dropdown in the NAME field: The ALT_NAME field is automatically populated with the full name:   R_   ... View more

How is your list 'related'? From your question, why can't you just use your coded lists as domains/choice list?  These will automatically be available as a dropdown in Field Maps app. Are you trying to get the code in one field and the full name in the next? R_ ... View more

It is on the sign in screen itself:   ... View more

Are you saving the map after the updates, symbology, etc. but before the PDF export? R_ ... View more