Latest Contributions by JohannesLindner

I believe that you can't accomplish this with a Constraint rule. The problem is that you have to know the old and new positions not only of the $feature, but of the intersecting features as well. AFAIK, there's no way to get the old geomtries of the intersecting features.   I would do this with a Calculation Rule instead. In Calculation rules, you can leave the field empty and return a dictionary. With this dictionary, you can declare edits to be made to other tables. For a documentation of this dictionary, see here: Attribute rule dictionary keywords—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation   Other things: If the geometry isn't changed, there is no need to load all those featuresets. Abort early. Instead of writing the same code for multiple featuresets, use a for loop. // Calculation Attribute Rule on the poylgon FC // field: empty! // triggers: Update // Exclude from Application Evaluation var old_geo = Geometry($originalfeature) var new_geo = Geometry($feature) // if the geometry didn't change, we don't need to update the points if(Equals(old_geo, new_geo)) { return } // if the geometry changed, but it wasn't a simple move (eg you edited some vertices), we can't update the points if(Area(old_geo) - Area(new_geo) > 0.0001) { return } // calculate the coordinate change var old_centroid = Centroid(old_geo) var new_centroid = Centroid(new_geo) var dx = new_centroid.x - old_centroid.x var dy = new_centroid.y - old_centroid.y // load and filter the associated point fcs // the dictionary keys have to be the classnames! var fcs = { "TestPoints": Filter(FeaturesetByName($datastore, "TestPoints", ["ObjectID"], true), "IntegerField IN (1, 2, 3)"), "Stations": Filter(FeaturesetByName($datastore, "Stations", ["ObjectID"], true), "TextField IN ('a', 'b', 'c')"), } // loop over the associated fcs var edits = [] for(var fc_name in fcs) { var fc = fcs[fc_name] // create the update array Push(edits, {className: fc_name, updates: []}) // get the points that intersected the $originalfeature var i_fc = Intersects(fc, old_geo) // loop over those points for(var f in i_fc) { // calculate the new point geometry var f_geo = Geometry(f) var new_x = f_geo.x + dx var new_y = f_geo.y + dy var new_f_geo = Point({x: new_x, y: new_y, spatialReference: f_geo.spatialReference}) // append that new geometry to the update array Push(edits[-1].updates, {objectID: f.ObjectID, geometry: new_f_geo}) } } // return the edits return {edit: edits}   All you have to do is move the polygon, the rule will move the associated points for you.     ... View more

To post code:     You probably have empty attachments. Try replacing the SearchCursor line with this: with da.SearchCursor(inTable, ['DATA', 'ATT_NAME', 'ATTACHMENTID'], 'DATA IS NOT NULL') as cursor:   ... View more