Latest Contributions by JaredPilbeam2

It's hard to say what that query string parameter is doing? The results I'm seeing range from dashboards to webmaps, not just feature layers. And only 1/4 I randomly looked at was 'authoritative'. That print statement printed out 2045 orginization-wide items, which is basically every item in our AGOL account. ... View more

Thanks @jcarlson . If it's is a query string why doesn't this result in anything? auth_items = gis.content.search( 'contentstatus:org_authoritative AND contentstatus:public_authoritative') for i in auth_items: print(i) I ran it with OR but for some reason I only got back a handful of Items from our orginization. And only one of these was mine when I know I have at least eight 'authoritative' layers alone. ... View more

@NKneisel  Am I understanding correctly that you are dealing with _ (i.e. underscores) in the field values of your table that you would like removed? ... View more

@FrédéricPRALLY  Any idea how to troubleshoot that error? The only help I've found on it was this. Based off this doc, I made sure the folder (which is local) where the *.csv was saved was shared to our organization's admin user account. That didn't solve the error. Also, when referencing the publish method in the docs it gives you a link for publish parameters: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/#/Publish_Item/02r300000080000000/ But, this just brings you to the landing page of the ArcGIS REST API. Is this a mistake? ... View more

Yes, that seems to be a pattern. I have different versions of the script above and they all seem to work on someone outside of our office's machine/environment. One of these scripts I gave to my colleague to try on his machine--we both have accounts on the same Portal and we both are using the same Pro Python API environment--he gets the same errors as me. ... View more

Hi Fred, Apologies for not answering sooner. I received an error that I've yet to see once I included your snippets. I should note I'm running this in a Conda environment.  If I run it in a ArcGIS Pro environment I get the same error. Here's what I ran:     import pandas as pd from arcgis import GIS, features from datetime import datetime as dt import requests now = dt.now() dStr = now.strftime('_%m_%d_%Y') #Connection to ArcGIS Enterprise Portal running 10.8 gisE = GIS(url='', username='', password='', verify_cert=False, trust_env=False) #Url to data j = r'https://idph.illinois.gov/DPHPublicInformation/api/covidVaccine/getVaccineAdministrationCurrent' #this print statement makes sure it's valid json print(requests.get(j).json()['VaccineAdministration']) r = requests.get(j).json()['VaccineAdministration'] csvData = fr'C:/Users/jpilbeam/Test/Test{dStr}.csv' #Create DataFrame from the json df = pd.json_normalize(r) csv_file = df.to_csv(csvData, index=False) cm = gisE.content #Add CSV to ArcGIS Enterprise item = cm.add(item_properties={ 'title' : 'VaccineCurrent2', 'tags' : 'test', 'type' : 'CSV'}, data=csv_file) item_id = item.id print(item_id) publish_params = { 'type': 'csv', 'latitudeFieldName': 'Latitude', 'longitudeFieldName': 'Longitude', 'locationType': 'coordinates' } #Publish pitem = item.publish(publish_parameters=publish_params) ##I removed the print statement verifying the JSON is valid because it's too lengthy... 8d7744baf55f4c4287486dd830e42280 ##<--print output of item_id Traceback (most recent call last): File "\\pathtopythonfile\test.py", line 48, in <module> pitem = item.publish(publish_parameters=publish_params) File "C:\Users\jpilbeam\Miniconda3\envs\env1\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\__init__.py", line 10332, in publish res = self._portal.con.post(path, postdata) File "C:\Users\jpilbeam\Miniconda3\envs\env1\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\_impl\_con\_connection.py", line 720, in post force_bytes=kwargs.pop('force_bytes', False)) File "C:\Users\jpilbeam\Miniconda3\envs\env1\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\_impl\_con\_connection.py", line 514, in _handle_response self._handle_json_error(data['error'], errorcode) File "C:\Users\jpilbeam\Miniconda3\envs\env1\lib\site-packages\arcgis\gis\_impl\_con\_connection.py", line 536, in _handle_json_error raise Exception(errormessage) Exception: Analyze Service error: Server tool execution failed : ERROR 001506: Failed to download the data for the portal item. Failed to execute (Analyze Features for Portal). Failed. Failed to execute (Analyze Features for Portal). Failed. (Error Code: 0)   EDIT: The box is checked that allows data to be copied to the Portal when publishing.           ... View more

I could've accepted any of the replies since I don't really know what was causing the problem? But, I went with that one because I assumed it has something to do with that service being open in a browser that I had open at the time? Yes, it could have just needed a reset too. ... View more

@DanPatterson  I restarted (not because of this but a Windows sign-in issue) and now the field calculator is working. I wish I can say what the root of the problem was? All that I can say is that this hosted feature layer is not open in any browser, just Pro where I'm editing it. ... View more

@JoeBorgione @JayantaPoddar  Well,  I'm working on a hosted feature layer in Pro. So, yes, it's a published layer on AGOL. I'm signed in to my account in Pro and have added the hosted layer to the map via the Portal in the Catalog. EDIT: I've since closed the browser which called the hosted layer then ran the field calculator again. No difference. ... View more

@JayantaPoddar  What's an example of an "undesired selected feature"? ... View more

@JoeBorgione  It didn't hurt anything, but also didn't help. Strange. It's such a simple thing that I've always been able to do. I've also tried the same expression on a different table that has a text field with the length set to 256, which is still more than enough.  It would not work either. ... View more