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Oh! So just leverage a relationship class to get your 1:M relationship and the survey would just populate new records within the related table!? I don't know why I didn't think of this...this is perfect! Thank you!
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@IsmaelChivite Will the geo-calculations work for layers/data that have been taken offline?
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This feels like possibly turning the intended logic around where you create a point for each survey entry. What about long-term infrastructure. Let's say we have an annual bridge inspection form and then a 3 year inspection form, each have differing questions/requirements. There might possibly be a that stores a URL to the annual survey and another field to the 3 year survey (no fancy calculated expression or anything). Let's also assume that said bridge doesn't have notoriety like 'Best bridge ever!', but there are in fact hundreds of bridges and a simply a numerical identifier. Let's then say we have a regional manager who doesn't know anything about S123 but wants to click on a particular bridge in a web app and see all the past forms associated with it. How might we achieve that? It's possible that we could create some PowerAutomate logic that shunts the outputs of the surveys into a folder, but then there would have to be either a folder for each bridge or some ugly naming convention where the bridge ID is part of the file output name and then the manger has to sort by ID...all less than convenient.
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Thanks. Similar to what was suggested in this thread, but unfortunately still didn't have luck with that.
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Replying for visibility as I'm also interested in this. I've had more success with publishing GP services from tools built with Model Builder, but MB always leaves me wanting and I usually end up building in Python. @davedoesgisI'm still using mostly tbx and haven't made the leap to pyt. Also, if you're going to be pulling in your own custom functions into a script, you're going to have to get those up to your server environment. If they're simple, you may just want to include those functions within the code of your script tool instead. (Lame cop-out I know). I'm currently chasing an issue while trying to rebuild a tool from model builder with python. Works flawlessly locally, and then all the 'fun' begins when trying to publish. My previous model leveraged the %scratchWorkspace% and %scratchGDB% environment shortcuts and that has always been bullet-proof for me when publishing. But this isn't working out so well with the script tool. I'm using a feature set for interactive selection and that polygon gets written to the default workspace as defined in your environment settings in Pro. Problem is, when publishing, AGS says 'Hey, i don't know where c:\users\userstuff\folders\default.gdb resides so I'm going to have to copy that data over'. Similar to what @mody_buchbinder offered: message the heck outta everything it will help with debugging.
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You can do changes on this script just for testing (this is not supported).... Not supported but often required, at least in my experience. The publishing operation often butchers data source references. Background: I've not found anyway to create a GP service which can reference feature layers (even if your local script tool happily consumes and appends data) so you're stuck with direct DB connections (referencing SDE file connections). Link to post here
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@curtvprice sorry to dig up an old thread here but I figured better than starting a new one for the exact same reason. I've tried both methods and I still get a ERROR 000964: Specified extent is invalid This same model works fine in ArcMap (where it was developed) but is failing in Pro 2.9.x. The same exact issue as @DevonAlsip was experiencing. I'm not sure what to do except for rebuilding the entire thing using ArcPy (which seems to be what I end up doing with all my old models since model builder is so finicky....). Any ideas?
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Couple questions: When you say 'remote' is this device on the same network that your other servers reside? Is your ArcGIS service account configured as a local account or a domain account? Thinking authentication issue as well. Curious if you can ping that device as your service account user (CMD/Powershell run as different user) vs the devices you've been able to successfully register.
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We're not using Archiving, but the data is non-versioned. I too have a ticket opened and will keep you posted. However, I'd keep pushing on them.
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@GarethBaker1 @NeilMYoung @ScotWallace Are you using versioned or nonversioned data in these services?
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@ScotWallace @GarethBaker1 @NeilMYoung We are using dedicated instances in a single machine sight but are seeing a very similar behavior to what @ScotWallace is seeing where the REST API updates as expected but the 3rd party application (created with Esri's SDK) is not updating the editor tracking successfully.
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So I decided to test this for Portal logs too and it works just as expected there. If I only filter for a start_time of 1 day ago i'm getting back hundreds of entries going back a month or so. now = datetime.datetime.now()
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I should probably add a few points for clarity: We have a federated ArcGIS Enterprise deployment In my case, by stand-alone script I mean running from a command prompt/PowerShell session. Further described here. I have tried this with both base & cloned conda environments. It's entirely possible the servers module was different at 1.9.1. Could you try running from the command line (referencing the most recent API)? That's the key difference here (as far as all my testing has shown).
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