Latest Contributions by DavidPike

It's extremely likely the cause is instantiating the cursor for each key in the dictionary, that's an expensive operation each time. Simply instantiate the cursor once, and have the dictionary iteration below/within the cursor. fc = "d:/projects/SolidWaste/SolidWaste.sde/SolidWaste.DBO.cayServiceOrders" with arcpy.da.InsertCursor(fc, [ "RouteNumber", "RouteDescription", "StartDate", "RouteOrder", "StreetAddress", "ServiceItemType", "SerialNumber", "X", "Y", "ItemUse", "RouteNote", "AccountNumber", "AccountStatus", "ServiceItemID", "SHAPE@XY" ]) as insertSO: x = 0 for row in routeRunRows: if (x % 1000) == 0: message = f"{x} Processed..." show_py_message() x += 1 routeNote = row[10][:120] if row[10] else " " # Insert row insertSO.insertRow(( row[0], row[1], row[2], row[3], row[4], row[5], row[6], row[7], row[8], row[9], routeNote, row[11], row[12], row[13], (row[7], row[8]) )) ... View more

Save As just creates a new item in AGOL with the same url reference.  It's the same effect as going to 'Content' and adding that new item by the original URL and setting a different name to call it.  Either way - the copy is a 'Feature Layer' and the original likely a 'Hosted Feature Layer' in the descriptions. You will find that the data you've added to the 'new' layer is also appearing in the original - unless you have some different setting on the original (such as from Survey123) where only submitters/editors can see their responses etc. ... View more