Latest Contributions by ZacharySutherby

Hello GSTC Research‌,  We have defect BUG-000134638 logged for this behavior. We have seen this behavior as a result of a release that went live later last week.  I would suggest logging a case with Esri Technical Support and they will be able to attach you to the defect so you can be notified as it progresses through it's lifecycle.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Christine Seidel‌,  You should be able to use the append tool in ArcGIS Online to append the existing data to you service.  Please use the link below for reference regarding the workflow. Please note although the article does not mention it I believe sync will need to be disabled on the Hosted Feature Service.  How To: Append data to a Survey123 for ArcGIS survey from an existing survey with related tables  We also have a YouTube video walking through the workflow in ArcGIS Pro.  Please use this link for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5V6MIrAKCk&t=1s I would suggest creating a copy of the survey you plan on appending the data to and see what method you prefer prior to going through the workflow with your production data.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Skyler Dewey‌,  You should be able to pass a date into a date field using the Web form URL parameters. The syntax would look something like:  https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/<Form item ID>?field:_date=10/14/2020  Or if the question is a date/time question it would look like:  https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/<Form Item ID>?field:datetime=10/14/2020%2012:23 This would return October 14th, 2020 12:23 PM. Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Scott Costello‌,  There is not a parameter to specify a default basemap using the URL parameters. Please use this link for reference regarding the Parameters for for web app. Alternatively what you can do is specify the default basemap or web map ID you would like to use in the body::esri:style column of the XLSForm.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Cédric Villeneuve‌,  Any additional layers and tables in the service will have higher layer indexes but that specific RN_rapport layer should always have an index of 0.  I could see the index changing if the service was overwritten so if there were other layers in the service and the service was overwritten with layers flipped the index would also flip.  For example if the service was originally published as:  Layer A (0) Layer B (1) Layer C (2)  Then the layers were reordered in ArcGIS Desktop and the service was overwritten it could then show as:  Layer B (0) Layer A (1) Layer C (2)  Where Layer A used to be index 0 but is now index 1 after the change. The index positions should not change though, the first layer should have an index of 0.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Cédric Villeneuve‌,  The (0) on the REST endpoint comes from the layers index. The index comes from the position of the layer in the maps table of contents.  Please use this link for reference: Using the Services Directory—ArcGIS REST API | ArcGIS for Developers  All geometry layers should be the lowest indexes and then any related tables will be indexed after the geometry layers.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Jason Jordan‌,  Thank you for reporting this behavior! We have seen a couple other similar reports and are trying to narrow down some steps to reproduce the behavior.  To confirm for the records that are completely blank is the only information associated with those records the submission date and time?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Shelby Roberson‌, Thank you for confirming that information! Yeah, let's connect over email and see if we can schedule a time for a call to take a look into the behavior. Please feel free to email me at ZSutherby@esri.com and I will be happy to schedule a time that works best.  That is strange that Pro let's you upload an attachment with no error I will test again on my end and see if I still see that same behavior in Pro. Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Adrian Doss‌, Like you had mentioned James has a script that will perform the workflow of syncing Hosted Feature Services to an Enterprise Geodatabase.  That script is a little older and uses the Python 2 libraries. We are in the process of updating the script to use the ArcGIS API for Python and Python 3 libraries, but the script is still early in it's life.  I have attached a zip file that contains the updated python API/python 3 script here.  The workflow of the script is:  - Connects to your ArcGIS Online or Enterprise organization - Grabs the Hosted Feature Layer based on the REST endpoint.  - Verifies if Sync is enabled on the service and if not temporarily enables it. (Sync will then be disabled later on in the script if it was disabled before running the script) - Creates and downloads a File Geodatabase replica from the service. - The script then looks at the content of the File Geodatabase and checks to see if a Feature Class in the Enterprise Geodatabase exists.  - If it does not the script will then copy over all layers, tables, and attachments to the Enterprise Geodatabase, creates an index on the GlobalID field, and adds a field for the last time the script was run. - If the data does exist in the Enterprise Geodatabase then the script will join the Enterprise Geodatabase Feature class to the File Geodatabase Feature Class to determine what records are new and don't exist in the Enterprise Geodatabase. - Those records that already exist will be removed from the File Geodatabase only leaving the new records that haven't been added just yet. - The script then copies over the filtered File Geodatabase Feature Class to the Enterprise Geodatabase as a temporary Feature Class and appends the new records in the Feature Classes and Tables to their respective counterparts.  - Finally the script deletes the temporary Feature Class that was copied over and recalculates the field containing the last time the script was run.  A few things we are looking to fix in the script is automating the process of grabbing the Feature Service layer indices instead of manually adding them to a variable. As well as deleting the temporary File Geodatabase that is downloaded from ArcGIS Online/Enterprise.   The script has been tested with a handful of Feature Services, but definitely has not been tested with all scenarios. I would suggest creating a copy of your survey and testing on the copy prior to running the script on the production data. Please feel free to reach out with any issues or errors encountered any feedback is greatly appreciated!  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Shelby Roberson‌,  This is a very strange issue. I had tested on my end with an internal 10.8.1 ArcGIS Enterprise environment and the attachments had come through on my test service so I would expect with a 10.8.1 ArcGIS Enterprise environment you should see the same thing.  I apologize but I had submitted a couple of Esri Test points to capture the web traffic and see if there were any error messages when uploading.  There was not both the upload request (to upload the attachment) and apply edits request sent and succeeded as expected:  Upload: Apply edits: Both of these requests and responses look the same as my test survey that is working. I was then thinking that maybe something with the firewall or security on the machine was causing the issue but I don't see anything in the requests that would point to that (Not completely ruled out though) One weird thing I see when I pull the Hosted Feature Service into ArcGIS Pro and try to add an attachment to one of my sample Esri points, ArcGIS Pro throws an "Edit operation failed" error message:  Although again in the web traffic there are no error message that would indicate why the edit operation failed. It just indicates nothing was uploaded.  To confirm if you pull the Hosted Feature Service into ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap do you see the same error message when trying to add an attachment?   I would suggest setting the ArcGIS Server logs to debug and try submitting a record again and see if there are any error messages in the ArcGIS Server logs.  A few questions I have are:  - It looks like the survey was created in the ArcGIS Survey123 Web Designer but in looking at the item details page for the root hosted feature service I only see a stakeholder view, not a field worker view. Was the Field Worker view deleted?  - Is this the only hosted feature service in your ArcGIS Enterprise Organization where this behavior is observed?  - If you publish another test survey with an image question is the same behavior observed?  - I don't think this is the case because I would expect to see an error message in the web traffic but does IT have a file size restriction or data restriction in the environment?  What is really strange is ArcGIS Pro (at least for me) is throwing an error message, but ArcGIS Survey123 is not.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Cédric Villeneuve‌,  When Survey123 surveys are published even without a geopoint, geotrace, or geoshape question the survey will default to a geopoint question as Survey123 will always attempt to capture a devices location even if a geopoint question is not included in the XLSForm.  Currently there is not a way to publish a Survey123 survey that only creates a hosted table, Survey123 will always create a hosted feature service.  If you are seeing issues exporting the data from ArcGIS Online I would suggest opening a ticket with Esri Technical Support and they will be able to assist in diagnosing the error message and reviewing the hosted feature service.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Angelia Miller‌ Kevin Vaughn‌,  Apologies for the delay in reaching out! We have identified this error message as a message observed when an ArcGIS Enterprise environment is configured with Integrated Windows Authentication.  Currently ArcGIS Enterprise organizations that are configured with Integrated Windows Authentication will not work.  Please use this link for reference: https://community.esri.com/groups/survey123/blog/2019/07/23/understanding-survey123-feature-reports. We are currently in the process of adding this specific error message and reasoning to the troubleshoot documentation.  Thank you,  Zach ... View more

Hello Adrian Doss‌,  Thank you for passing along those resources for review on our end! I have been taking a look into the behavior and was able to reproduce the same behavior on my end.  A few things to check:  - If you add the Feature Service in ArcGIS Enterprise Portal to a new web map can you edit features there, or does it say that feature creation is disabled?  - If feature creation is disabled when editing from the web map is the Feature Class in the Enterprise Geodatabase Z enabled? (Z values are enabled by default when creating a new Feature Class) You can check this in ArcGIS Pro by right clicking the Feature Class > Properties > Source > Data Source > Coordinates have Z value.     - If the data is Z enabled were default Z values configured when publishing the service? If not when you were publishing you should have seen the warning "24034: Layer's data source is z-aware and no default z-value is defined" when analyzing prior to publishing.  If default Z values were not defined please use this link for reference regarding configuring default Z values with an existing Feature Service.  Once I had enabled default Z values on my Feature Service I was able to edit the Feature Service from the Web Map and submit surveys from ArcGIS Survey123.  Additionally since we are working with editing workflows in ArcGIS Enterprise one thing to confirm if the account running the ArcGIS Server Windows Service is a local account, please ensure that account has credentials in the Enterprise Geodatabase matching the exact credentials of the Windows account and has appropriate permissions to the Geodatabase and Feature Classes.  Thank you,  Zach CC Philip Wilson‌ ... View more

Hello Elliott Carson‌, This is as expected as only Windows can support Single Sign On when using IWA.    The reason for this is because the client computer needs to belong to the domain in order for the user to not be challenged for credentials. Since IOS and Android devices are not Active Directory aware clients users will need to enter their Active Directory credentials in order to authenticate.  I am a little unsure when you noted you can hit your ArcGIS Enterprise environment in a web browser it automatically passes along Active Directory credentials to log in. When I test this on my end I am prompt to enter my AD credentials in Safari and Chrome. Is the device configured to allow for active directory to be used and automatically submit credentials?  In your screen capture it looks like you are not connected to a VPN when accessing your ArcGIS Enterprise Environment, is your environment publicly available and configured with IWA?  Thank you,  Zach ... View more