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I am working with a team to develop a HUB site and we are finding it difficult to manage all of the AGOL items that created. One aspect in particular is understanding relationships between items and finding obsolete/unreferenced items.  I wrote a python script that prints a report listing the relationships and wanted to share it - not sure if this is the right place since it isn't really a question but I couldn't figure out how to create a blog entry.  You have to update lines 6 and 7 before running to customize it with your credentials and to query your items. from arcgis.gis import GIS import re import json # UPDATE THESE 2 STATEMENTS BEFORE RUNNING AGOL = GIS(username=MY_USER_ID, password=MY_PASSWORD) CONTENT_QUERY = MY_CONTENT_QUERY # eg "owner: %s" % 'MY_USER_ID' REGEX = '"[0-9a-f]{32}"' def run (): # Build dicts of all agol items and all item descriptions (indexed by item id) all_items = { i.id: i for i in AGOL.content.search(query = "%s" % CONTENT_QUERY, max_items=5000)} all_item_descs = { i: "%s: %s" % (all_items[i].id, all_items[i].title) for i in all_items.keys()} # Find the foward references for each item item_types = set() item_id_to_forward_refs = {lst: set() for lst in all_items.keys()} for item_id in all_items.keys(): item_types.add(all_items[item_id].type) try: item_id_to_forward_refs[item_id].update([d[1:-1] for d in list(set(re.findall(REGEX, json.dumps(all_items[item_id].get_data(True)))))]) except: pass for rel_type in ['Map2Service', 'WMA2Code', 'Map2FeatureCollection', 'MobileApp2Code', 'Service2Data', 'Service2Service']: item_id_to_forward_refs[item_id].update([i.id for i in all_items[item_id].related_items(rel_type, 'forward')]) # Find the backward references for each item item_id_to_backward_refs = {lst: [] for lst in all_items.keys()} for item_id in all_items.keys(): for i in all_items.keys(): if i in item_id_to_forward_refs[item_id]: item_id_to_backward_refs[i].append(item_id) # Print out the results for item_type in item_types: print ("\n\n========================%ss================================" % (item_type)) print ("Unreferenced") unreferenced_item_ids = [i for i in item_id_to_backward_refs.keys() if all_items[i].type == item_type and len(item_id_to_backward_refs[i]) == 0] print ('\n'.join( [all_item_descs[i] for i in unreferenced_item_ids] )) print ("\n--------------------------------------------------------------------" ) print ("Referenced") referenced_item_ids = [i for i in item_id_to_backward_refs.keys() if all_items[i].type == item_type and len(item_id_to_backward_refs[i]) > 0] for referenced_item_id in referenced_item_ids: print ("%s" % all_item_descs[referenced_item_id]) print ('\t' + '\n\t'.join( [all_item_descs[r] for r in item_id_to_backward_refs[referenced_item_id]] )) if __name__ == '__main__': run()   ... View more

I have a map in my ArcGIS Pro project that has a single layer created from a .tif file and I want to use python to publish that as a "tile layer" in ArcGIS Online (see the code below). Everything seems to be OK but when I view the tile layer in the ArcGIS Online map viewer I don't see any of the image - although the layer shows up in the legend correctly (and the thumbnail is correct).   In the browser trace I can see the map viewer sending requests for the tiles as I zoom in and out, but some come back with "Error 422: "No tile available for the specified boundary." and the rest throw a 404 error.  Any ideas on what might be wrong? I am able to see the image in the map viewer when I do what I think is the equivalent process manually from ArcGIS Pro (Share -> Web Layer -> Share Web Layer)   import os import arcpy SERVICE_NAME = 'TEST_TIF_1' PROJECT_FN = r'E:\CW_Hub\temp\TEST_PROJECT.aprx' SD_DRAFT_FN = os.path.join(arcpy.env.scratchFolder, SERVICE_NAME + ".sddraft") SD_FN = os.path.join(arcpy.env.scratchFolder, SERVICE_NAME + ".sd") def test_tif (): if os.path.exists(SD_DRAFT_FN): os.remove(SD_DRAFT_FN) if os.path.exists(SD_FN): os.remove(SD_FN) aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(PROJECT_FN) aprx_map = aprx.listMaps()[0] sharing_draft = aprx_map.getWebLayerSharingDraft("HOSTING_SERVER", "TILE", SERVICE_NAME) sharing_draft.serviceName = SERVICE_NAME sharing_draft.summary = SERVICE_NAME sharing_draft.tags = 'test' sharing_draft.description = SERVICE_NAME sharing_draft.portalFolder = None sharing_draft.overwriteExistingService = True sharing_draft.exportToSDDraft(SD_DRAFT_FN) print ('Staging service to %s' % (SD_FN)) arcpy.StageService_server(SD_DRAFT_FN, SD_FN) print ('Uploading service') arcpy.UploadServiceDefinition_server(SD_FN, "HOSTING_SERVER") return if __name__ == '__main__': test_tif()   ArcGIS Pro 2.6.1 ... View more