Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

Creating a new network junction feature class in the Catalog tree—ArcMap | Documentation  Does anyone know if this is possible with python? And if so is there any documentation on it? Thanks! ... View more

I want to download data from the city's ArcGIS Hub with python and save it in a fgdb to then be loaded into sde. I have started with this tutorial - ArcGIS Hub. While I can get the feature layer with python I am having a hard time understanding how to save it to a gdb. (I have used arcpy a fair bit but I am new to this arcgis API) from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer shoreliness_url = \ 'https://services2.arcgis.com/Ce3DhLRthdwbHlfF/arcgis/rest/services/Shorelines_Hosted/FeatureServer/0' shoreliness = FeatureLayer(shoreliness_url) # ??? Suggestions? ... View more

After unregistering as versioned all objects in a schema the simple relationships still show up as versioned when I check with sql. There is also one feature dataset that has the same problem. When I check the feature dataset with ArcCatalog it gives me the option to register as versioned. So, I think the sql query is not telling the whole story... Why is this happing? select i.name as name, t.name as type from sde.gdb_items_vw i join sde.gdb_itemtypes t on i.type = t.uuid where i.definition like '%Versioned>true%'‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Create a tool that will export a feature's representation geometry so that it becomes the primary geometry of the feature class, where a geometry override exits, otherwise it would retain the original geometry. The output feature class would not have representations.   One use case: We have a bunch of data that has been entered into GIS as-built (in some cases it is survey quality) for an electrical network. So, this is a great resource for engineering folks but not so great for general display because features are placed very close to each other or right on top of each other. So, one option is to implement representations. We get the best of both worlds! We get to keep our survey quality stuff and we have nice looking maps for everyone else. But now we want to export our display gis geometry a different application (not an esri app) for outage management (OMS). The OMS folks need to able to see what is happing in each individual power line, so it is not very helpful to have 6 power lines right on top of each other. How do I provide them with the representation geometry with out of the box esri tools? Looks like I don't at this time... ... View more

I am trying to do the pattern outlined in this post:  arcpy - Publishing service using service definition file (sd) through the ArcGIS REST API? - Geographic Information Syst…  and the same post on geonet: https://community.esri.com/message/882685-re-how-do-i-publish-a-service-using-a-service-definition-file-sd-through-the-a…  But I am stuck on step one upload sd file to the server with rest api. Upload—ArcGIS REST API: Services Directory | ArcGIS for Developers  action = 'uploads/upload' url = "http://{}:{}/arcgis/admin".format(server, port) requestURL = url + "/{}".format(action) query_dict = { 'file': r'C:\xx\xx\xxx.sd', "token": token, "f": "json" } query_string = urllib.urlencode(query_dict) r = urllib.urlopen(requestURL, query_string) j = json.loads(r.read()) print j The json output is: {u'status': u'error', u'code': 500, u'messages': [u'This operation must be a multipart request.']} I have also tried with requests without any luck: token = get_token('user', 'password', 'server', '6080', 60) item = r'C:\xx\xx\xxx.sd' files = {'file': item} payload = {'f': 'json', 'token': token} url = 'http://server:6080/arcgis/admin/uploads/upload' resp = requests.post(url, files=files, data=payload, verify=False) # Use verify=False if you don't have a certificate to use json_data = resp.json() If I look at the resp object in the debugger I see: content = {"status":"error","messages":["No file is associated with the upload request."],"code":500} How can I get this working? ... View more