Latest Contributions by VickyWang

Hi Trace Stanford‌,  You can use the get_data() to get JSON format for the WebMaps and WebScenes items. But it has various results for other items.  arcgis.gis module — arcgis 1.7.1 documentation  The get_data returns an object based on the content type of the data. For non-JSON/text data, binary files are returned and the path to the downloaded file. For JSON/text files, a Python dictionary or a string. All others will be a byte array, that can be converted to string using data.decode(‘utf-8’). Zero byte files will return None. You can check this post if you want to download the Feature Service item use extract_data tool. Download Item Data  There is an example page with different usage for get_data() on different item types.  Clone Portal users, groups and content | ArcGIS for Developers  ... View more

Are you able to use the start or the endpoint of the line as start points? does direction matter?  If there is any logic that can apply to the points' distance with tolerance then it might able to do it through python.  For instance, I will get all the points along the line or interests with the line. Then calculate point distance from one direction to compare every point's distance to the start point of the line and to the endpoint of the line...   loop through all the points then you will get the list of the points based on the comparison from one direction.   ... View more

Hi @Annina Rupe,  You might want to use the config file for the pre-set value for parameters. There is configparser python library that can read the value from the config file. eg. config = configparser config.get("program","layer1")  => get the value of 'HUC8'  the example of config.ini [program] layer1=HUC8 layer2=HUC10 layer3=Countries In the python code, to assign the value to your default drop-down list when you initialize the dropdown list.  To publish the web tool with config.ini, need to select 'copy all' data option. the process copied the config.ini to the deploy directory in ArcGIS server. the path looks like below (you can check the directories form ArcGIS Manager):  C:\arcgis\arcgisserver\directories\arcgissystem\arcgisinput\ExportGPTool_n.GPServer\extracted\cd\gp_export\config.ini To use the config.ini that allows you to update the default value after you deployed the web tool without changing the code.  The other option will require that your layer list can select the default layer by logical pre-selection in the code; such as sorting, or the layer name contains a particular keyword, etc. ... View more

Hi Shay Lavi‌,  this is nice.  ... View more

Hi Michael Miller‌,  Updated the title, sorry makes it confused. It's open/close parentheses on the Subnetwork Controller Name.  The first try: Both names of Subnetwork Controller and Subnetwork are with parenthesis - failed. the second time: only replace parenthesis in the subnetwork controller name - working.  ... View more

HiMichael Miller‌ :  Thanks for the link. It is likely to be a bug. I've run another testing, more details below: To set a subnetwork controller name: subnetworkcontroller (storage).  Run an Update Subnetwork geoprocessing, it shows the No Subnetwork Controller was discovered.  ERROR 001797: No subnetwork controller was discovered. Failed to execute (UpdateSubnetwork). I modified the subnetwork controller name to : subnetowkrcontroller:storage. The Update Subnetwork tool ran successfully.  The environment is : ArcGIS Enterprise  10.7.1 ArcGIS Pro 2.4 Water Utility Network solution 3.2 (process ETL from source to UN model asset package) water utility network‌ #utility network ... View more

Hi sandeep, Thanks for the response. I have code to export feature class to CSV from js or geoprocessing tools. however, both ways are customized code. it would be a good idea this can be part of the function from the default widget without any extra code. It will be helpful to users. ... View more

Hi sandeep, Thanks for the response. I have code to export feature class to CSV from js or geoprocessing tools. however, both ways are customized code. it would be a good idea this can be part of the function from the default widget without any extra code. It will be helpful to users. ... View more

Here are more details related to the question. will like to exclude any inactive/to be decommissioned devices out from UN topology Validation (removed them from the dirty area as they are not the active devices). If there any other way to check or update, please share your thoughts if there are any possibilities?  Though the Inactive assets should get excluded if the life cycle status is not 8 (active) or 16(to be retired) The inactive devices are showing the error with status :  A water Main lifecycle status 64 (decommissioned), p:device status = open (1) The device and junction both have status 128 (disposed), p:device status = open (1) All three category is "SYSTEM" below is the UN Network setting property  ... View more

HI Student Student and Helen Yang, I had the same issue on the ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 (Portal, ArcGIS, and DataStore on different machines) after updates the new DNS name on ArcGIS and Portal for ArcGIS servers.  my relational datastore has an issue that has the same error message. but no other tiled cache datastore.  The steps I took that solves my issues :  1. un-register the relational datastore from ArcGIS Manager 2. run the command in the Datastore machine  - Go to datastore installed location on the machine. eg. c:\Program Files\ArcGIS\DataStore\tools> - register the datastore using the command below registerdatastore https://arcgisserver:6443/arcgis/admin arcgissiteadmin arcgissiteadmin_password --stores relational  (more details please refer to the URL ArcGIS Data Store command utility reference—ArcGIS Data Store (Windows) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise ) Please note to do all the backup before making further changes if it's a production environment. (my scenario that all the items in datastore are retains). ... View more

Hi Sami,  Good to know that at least one of the method is working for you. UtilityNetworkPackageTools arcpy.pt is a module of the ArcPy site package. Both arcpy.pt.StageUtilityNetwork() and arcpy.StageUtilityNetwork_pt() are the same function but use different name/way to call the function of UtilityNetworkPackageTools.   Somehow, you are not able to load the pt module but call arcpy.StageUtilityNetwork_pt() directly. It might something wrong in the python clone environment with an installed site package.    May try to clone another python environment and install untools again through ArcGIS Pro> Python Package Manager. Then test the pt model again in the new clone environment. I used the ArcGIS Pro 2.3.3 with untools 2.3.3. ... View more