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I would try  Calculate Statistics (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Seems like the opposite of an enhancement.  Cui Bono? ... View more

Possibly may need to Calculate Statistics (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation How big is the area?  1 tile or multiple?  if multiple, if you click/inspect some cell values, do they show as different values? Any more info and screenshots wouldn't hurt either. ... View more

I'd definitely keep those rasters out of a Geodatabase.  Save in a folder as .tif extension and retry would be my first go-to, and I know it may be obvious but double-check the building footprints are a feature class.  Even if so, I think the tool auto-converts to a raster internally - so maybe something funky going on due to the polygon data.  I'd try convert your footprints to a raster if 1st .tif step doesn't work (when converting be sure to set correct Cell Size and Snap Raster).    ... View more

What's the coordinate system of the original data, and what is the data source, where did it come from and how did you get it into ArcGIS Online?  It's probably some transformation issue on publishing or invalid geometries or some sort of error with true curves being densified. Also the feature service link you shared isn't public so only you or your organisation members can see it currently. ... View more

If it were me I'd put them into 1 feature, unless there's a rationale I'm unaware of. Might be best to export out as FGDB Feature Classes and to a Merge in ArcGIS Pro. If you don't have that then I think it's a multiple series of  Merge Layers—ArcGIS Online | Documentation in AGOL and cleanup/delete after.   Beware of schema/field matching.  If they don't match I believe it will append a new field (a Union of the 2 schemas). ... View more

May be obvious but I'll say it anyway - I'd ensure the output location is a Geodatabase instead of a Shapefile (10MB limit).  I'm not really familiar with this tool, but it might be possible it's skipping some features where it can't find a closest match in space or time.  Something wrong with the date attribute or NoData for the raster etc. (also be aware of resampling) Or possibly the feature itself.  Check Geometry and Repair geometry tool might be worth a try also.  Projections / Coordinate systems of the inputs. If it was me I'd identify a few features that are missing from your table and overlay them onto the raster at those times. It might help you rule out some possibilities. ... View more

Is the data source registered on the server data store and/or can the publisher add a workspace to the data store?  What's the source data here, FGDB or from an SDE?  It could have a few layers of complexity here. A data owner will always be able to edit their own data Controlling access to hosted feature layer data—Portal for ArcGIS | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise when it comes to Hosted Feature Layers (I understand you've used the term 'referenced' so I'm imagining this is a published service with a source registered to the ArcGIS Enterprise Data Store - so not uploaded as an HFL), but for other sources it may not be so simple (e.g. SDE connection file properties of the registered workspace). Really I think there's more information needed to give a complete answer on what's potentially occurring. ... View more

What about via the DBMS? ... View more

Can you post a screengrab of the expression and codeblock from Pro?  Also your text got formatted into an emoji. ... View more

Certainly run the test in Pro GUI or get and print print the actual error.  This could be many different things from switching versions.  ... View more

I think what might actually be happening is that the if is always evaluating to True, probably because the feature set relies on a template/schema (I think). The Try Except you've got as a workaround isn't recommended and a bit hacky. I'd do an AddMessage to see the value of your parameter(0) each time, and if it is always True, you could just switch the logic to evaluate against the Lat Long params instead. ... View more

The first things I'd check would be: 1.  A Spatial index created/existing on both layers to the highest level possible first. 2.  Attribute indexes on your date fields you're matching against. 3.  Data location - ensure this is done locally, if you're doing this over VPN, sde, database, OneDrive, Fileshare etc etc. this is the problem.  Process it locally. 4.  Parallel Processing Factor (Environment setting)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Check if you can use it with your tool, and use it to the highest level if so. ... View more

The code looks fine at first glance.  I think the validation might be throwing things off and setting param 1 and 2 existence to True. If it were me - I'd just set all the params to optional and use the messaging function in the validation. I'd also throw in some AddMessage() s to figure out what might be going on if still not working as expected. class ToolValidator: # Class to add custom behavior and properties to the tool and tool parameters. def __init__(self): # Set self.params for use in other validation methods. self.params = arcpy.GetParameterInfo() def initializeParameters(self): # Customize parameter properties. This method gets called when the # tool is opened. return def updateParameters(self): # Modify the values and properties of parameters before internal # validation is performed. def updateMessages(self): # Modify the messages created by internal validation for each tool # parameter. This method is called after internal validation. return feature_set_input = self.params[0].value x_coord_input = self.params[1].value y_coord_input = self.params[2].value if not feature_set_input and (x_coord_input is not None or y_coord_input is not None) : self.params[0].setErrorMessage("Warning - enter interactive feature or X and Y, not both. Interactive feature input will take precedence if both supplied") self.params[1].setErrorMessage("Warning - enter interactive feature or X and Y, not both. Interactive feature input will take precedence if both supplied") self.params[2].setErrorMessage("Warning - enter interactive feature or X and Y, not both. Interactive feature input will take precedence if both supplied") # def isLicensed(self): # # Set whether the tool is licensed to execute. # return True # def postExecute(self): # # This method takes place after outputs are processed and # # added to the display. # return ... View more