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‎03-04-2021

I have a Python script that exports sde attachments, photos submitted through Survey123. I need to rename the resulting JPGs with the site, room and time they were taken. The initial file name only has the relative global ID from the attachment table that relates to the global ID of the room feature in the survey table. Comparing these is how I get the room data for renaming the JPG file. It works just fine, but we have nearly 15,000 rooms over 100 sites, so I want to speed up the cursor search with a SQL query. The problem is, the Global ID field from the survey table is a GUID type field. The identical relative global ID field in the attachment table is a string. The Global ID field is only cast to string inside the cursor GUID = item[0]. The SQL where clause is defined outside the cursor, where Global ID refers to the GUID type field. I've tried converting the relative ID string field to a UUID type, but this hasn't worked. I tried setting the where clause as an empty string and then defining it inside the search cursor loop. I keep getting this error: for item in cursor: RuntimeError: Underlying DBMS error [[Microsoft][ODBC Driver 13 for SQL Server]Syntax error, permission violation, or other nonspecific error] [PPSTest.DBO.CustodianInspection] Here is the relative section of my script: ##Step 2 -Loop through each photo and get time taken from metadata for jpg in os.listdir(temp_dir): filepath = temp_dir + "//" + jpg date_time = (get_date_taken(filepath)) date_time_obj = datetime.datetime.strptime(date_time, '%Y:%m:%d %H:%M:%S') date_string = date_time_obj.strftime("%b %d %Y") time_string = date_time_obj.strftime("%I_%M_%S%p") REL_GUID = jpg[5:43] ##Step 3 -Compare REL_GUID in photo filename to GUID in custodian inspection table to grab site name and room number where_clause = "WHERE GlobalID = " + REL_GUID with da.SearchCursor(inspection_table, ['GlobalID', 'SiteName', 'RoomNumber','Comments','appa_score'],where_clause) as cursor: for item in cursor: GUID = item[0] SiteName = item[1] RoomNum = item[2] comments = item[3] appaScore = str(item[4])

‎03-02-2021

Revisiting this issue. I'm following the docs, but it's not working. I run these lines at the end of my script, but the service still says "The Item is not shared" in the portal. portal = GIS("https://<ourserver>/arcgis", "user", "password") locator = portal.content.get('<itemID>') locator.update(item_properties={"access" : "public"})

‎02-25-2021

Ah, thank you. I realized I need to relate the attachment table not to the feature class, but the survey form that is related to the feature. That's where the attachment REL_GLOBALID matches the survey global ID.

‎02-24-2021

We have a Field Maps app that shows floor plans at our sites. Custodians click on the room they are in and launch a Survey123 survey. The room data (space ID, room number, room type, etc) are passed to S123 in a custom URL. The problem we're having is that photo attachments don't contain any attributes that tie them to the room they are coming from. There is a REL_GLOBALID field in the attachment table but it doesn't match the Global ID of the room feature. Is there a way to pass the room's space ID to the attachment so we can batch export them and know what room they are associated with?

‎02-05-2021

Thanks. Would my item be the service ID? I tried service name, but it won't accept a string.

‎02-04-2021

I have a script that updates geocoders every month and publishes them to our enterprise portal. When this happens I have to manually change the sharing settings to "everyone" for it to be accessible in our public school finder. If I forget to to do this, I get emails saying that the app is asking users to log into the portal. Is there a way to set the sharing settings for a service in Python?

‎02-04-2021

They just released a patch yesterday and these issues weren't addressed. I can't export PDFs with graphics, or export multiple pdfs with page numbers as filenames.

‎02-02-2021

Finally figured this out. I'm updating two nearly identical datasets, one for the web and one in local projection for printed maps. The local dataset lacks a Global ID field, so the indexs were off by one and the script was trying to put a date in a non-date field. It's strange that this hasn't been an issue before.

‎02-01-2021

We're on SQL Server 2019

‎02-01-2021

So even weirder, the script is actually updating the feature with the current datetime, but I'm still getting that error before the script finishes running: Here is my script: import requests import json import os, sys import arcpy import datetime ##This script checks Tririga for modifications to spaces/rooms in the last week. ##If modifications are found, space attributes are updated in the ##Rooms with Space ID sde feature class. datetime = datetime.datetime.now() ##Query Tririga for spaces with recent modifications tririga_mods_url = "https://<tririgaserver>/oslc/spq/PPSspaceModQC?oslc.select=*" payload = {'USERNAME': 'user', 'PASSWORD': 'password'} request = requests.get(tririga_mods_url,params=payload) result = json.loads(request.text) ##print(json.dumps(result, indent=2)) ##prettify json ##sys.exit() jsonData = result["rdfs:member"] triSystemID_List = ['10423582',] ##Append Tririga System IDs to empty list for entry in jsonData: triSystemID = entry['spi:identifier'] triSystemID_List.append(triSystemID) ##print(triSystemID_List) ##sys.exit() if len(triSystemID_List) == 0: print("No recent space modifications") sys.exit() else: ##Query Tririga for modifications in each space for SystemID in triSystemID_List: tririga_space_query_url = "https://<tririgaserver>/oslc/so/PPSspaceGIS/" + SystemID request = requests.get(tririga_space_query_url,params=payload) result = json.loads(request.text) ##Tririga attributes from result dict: triSpaceClass = result["spi:triCurrentSpaceClass-triNameTX"] triSpaceClassDesc = result["spi:triCurrentSpaceClass-triDescriptionTX"] triSpaceID = result["spi:triIdTX"] triCapacity = result["spi:triDefaultCapacityNU"] triParentFloor = result["spi:triParentFloorTX"] triParentBuilding = result["spi:triParentBuildingTX"] triUsedForK2 = result["spi:cstCurrentlyUsedForK2BL"] triParentProperty = result["spi:triParentPropertyTX"] triArea = result["spi:triAreaNU"] triMeetsK2Criteria = result["spi:cstMeetsCriteriaForK2CommonBL"] if triMeetsK2Criteria == 1: triK2Compliant = 'TRUE' elif triMeetsK2Criteria == 0: triK2Compliant = 'FALSE' else: triK2Compliant = None triAltSpaceUse = result["spi:cstAlternativeSpaceUseCL"] triRoomNum = result["spi:triNameTX"] triParentID = result["spi:triParentIdSY"] triSystemID = result["spi:identifier"] ##connect to sync enabled sde feature class on ArcGIS server arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\Connections\PPS_Enterprise_Prod.sde" arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True rooms_web = "PPSProd.DBO.Rooms_w_SpaceID_All_Sites_WEB" rooms_harn = "PPSProd.DBO.Rooms_w_SpaceID_All_Sites" rooms_list = [rooms_web,rooms_harn] ##Only find spaces in the feature class that match the Tririga SpaceID field. where_clause = "WHERE SpaceID = '" + triSpaceID + "'" for fc in rooms_list: with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, '*', where_clause) as cursor: ##sde feature class attributes 'fc' for row in cursor: fcSpaceID = row[2] fcSiteName = row[5] fcRoomNum = row[6] fcK2Compliant = row[7] fcSpaceClass = row[8] fcArea = row[9] fcEditUser = row[13] ## last_edited_user field fcEditDate = row[14] ## last_edited_date field fcRoomDescription = row[16] fcAlternateUse = row[17] ##fcCapacity = row[18] ##update feature class with attrubute data from Tririga 'tri' if (row[:20] != [triRoomNum,triSpaceClass,triArea, triK2Compliant, ##triCapacity, triAltSpaceUse,triSpaceClassDesc]): row[6] = triRoomNum row[7] = triK2Compliant row[8] = triSpaceClass if fcArea - triArea > 1.0 or fcArea - triArea <= -1.0 : row[9] = triArea else: row[9] != triArea row[13] = "GIS Admin" row[14] = datetime row[15] = triSpaceClassDesc row[16] = triAltSpaceUse ##row[18] = triCapacity print("Updating " + triParentProperty + " Room Number " + triRoomNum + " in " + fc) cursor.updateRow(row)

‎01-31-2021

Yes, the PDF export issues have gotten worse at 2.7. They were supposed to be addressed at this release. I can output a JPEG just fine, but the PDF drops graphics and replaces them with a lowercase b. And the PDF export options are still screwed up. Can this be addressed soon?

‎01-28-2021

I’m on Pro 2.7, so Python 3.7.9

‎01-28-2021

Sorry, SQL Server.

‎01-28-2021

As far as the sde database management, I’m doing it all in Pro. We’re on enterprise 10.7.1.

‎01-28-2021

Still trying to figure this out. I've been manually overwriting the hosted feature service when there are changes to the sde data. We discovered today that all the records generated in the related table through Survey123 have been deleted, going back a week and a half. I've tried publishing this data every which way and it's never a referenced data set, just a copy. The sde it comes from is registered with the Portal, so I don't understand what's missing.

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