Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

‎08-19-2022

Are you on pro? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/environment-settings/transfer-domain-descriptions.htm There is also this in ArcMap 10.6.1 Looks like it is for dxf files but once you get to this format you could then go to csv. Lastly, FME does a nice job with this sort of problem. If you have access to that I would use it first.

‎08-15-2022

My, guess is this. Because they GlobalID field is system managed it will not let you insert a value into it. It would be like you trying to create your own object ID's. It is just not something you can do. So, remove the field from your insert or create a target field of type GUID.

‎08-11-2022

Got it! Thanks @Scott_Tansley

‎08-11-2022

So, GlobalIDs are managed by the system so you should not be trying to insert them. If you want to move them around you can use @Anonymous User method to preserve global ID's. Or if you like you can add a new field of data type GUID and then insert ID's in there. Of, course if you do so the new GUID field will no longer be managed by the system - it will be on you to keep it updated.

‎08-11-2022

My favorite pattern for this sort of stuff is to use a cvs file with named tuples. That way you can mange the paths in Excel. And you can get access to the "csv fields" with a dot operator within your python code. python from collections import namedtuple import csv with open('features.csv') as features: reader = csv.DictReader(features) Data = namedtuple('Data', reader.fieldnames) feature_paths = [Data(**x) for x in reader] for feature_path in feature_paths: print feature_path.source print feature_path.target csv file source,target source_path_1,target_path_1 source_path_2,target_path_2 source_path_3,target_path_3

‎08-11-2022

Thanks Scott, It is normal feature servers from AGS. It is not a hosted feature layer. I have feature access turned on but I don't see the same options that you have.

‎08-11-2022

You can zip your lists to get around that error: source = ['x', 'y', 'z'] target = ['a', 'b', 'c'] for a, b in zip(source, target): print a print b

‎08-10-2022

I want to create a web map that can be used offline in Field Maps, but I am having a hard time getting things setup. I cannot find the enable sync option for my published feature service in server manger. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/use/take-maps-offline.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_C0331D55CAE14D4FAB1B54354A9246F2 Where can I find this option? ArcMap 10.6.1 SDE 10.6.1 Portal/Server 10.8.1

‎08-10-2022

1. please insert you code as a code sample rather then a screenshot 2. Is your code throwing an error? 3. I can make some suggestions right off bat. I think I would used a dictionary or a tuple for the target and source information. Not two lists. so: # tuple my_tuple_list = [(target_1, source_1), (target_2, source_2)... ...(target_n, source_n)] # dict my_dict = {target_1: source_1, target_2: source_2... ...target_n: source_n} I would also suggest using os.path.join for creating paths not string concatenation with "+" https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-os-path-join-method/

‎06-22-2022

Yes, I do that as well. But that uses the version system. So, it will add more rows the the delta tables that then must be compressed away (you hope).

‎06-22-2022

We have a large number of versions (I know it is bad -- but it is out of my control). So, I hate to put extra stress on the versioning system. I have a large number of attribute updates that are needed. I am hesitant to do this through the Esri version system. In the past we have gotten around this by updating base table and the "A" table (delta table) with pure sql. For example, say I have a versioned FC called my_fc and it has an "A "table called A100. I want to update the field, my_field, in the FC. So, we write a sql statement to update my_field in the base table and the "A" table to the new value. It has worked good and we have never noticed any issues. But, it is an out of the box solution. So, I am wondering if anyone else has any experience with this technique.

‎06-17-2022

I have a domain that appears to be working okay overall. But when I Identify a feature it only shows the code not the description. But the description is displaying in the attribute table for the same feature. Other domains appear to be working correctly within the Identify tool. Has anyone seen this one before?

‎06-07-2022

That did it all right! Thanks @Brian_Wilson and @jcarlson. I also needed to exclude the esri_nav user from the search.

‎06-07-2022

Thanks @jcarlson

‎06-06-2022

Is it possible to audit the sharing level for every item in portal without browsing to each item? Perhaps with the rest API?

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Latest Contributions by forestknutsen1

Re: How to export data table with description value, not coded value for fields with domains

Re: Insert cursor fails when data includes a GlobalID field

Re: enable sync

Re: Insert cursor fails when data includes a GlobalID field

Re: Copying GDB Features to existing SDE Features

Re: enable sync

Re: Copying GDB Features to existing SDE Features

enable sync

Re: Copying GDB Features to existing SDE Features

Re: update "A" table and base table

update "A" table and base table

Domain description not showing up in Identify tool

Re: audit sharing for all portal items

Re: Group sharing

audit sharing for all portal items

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