Latest Contributions by HenryLindemann

Hi @JR_CHN, if the service type is a Hosted Feature in AGOL, it's is hosted online, if it does not have the hosted tag it is referenced and either coming out of a 3rd party system or your Enterprise.   Then you need to go to Organization -> Status -> Reports -> Create report -> Single report select Item   create and download the report.   you open the csv in excel then select column A go to Data Tab. Select Text to Column Delimitated then comma.   The Columns you are interested in is K Feature Storage and P is hosted. Feature Storage is the expensive storage whereas File storage is very cheap. If is Hosted is true you are being billed for the service.   Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @JR_CHN, so what you are looking for is secured services, this is when you download your AGOL HFS and host it on prem and then setup a referenced service. so these is the steps to reproduce. Step 1 Preparing the data Download the HFS as a GDB if you have multiple layers in the GDB please make sure to note the layer order as this is not preserved, you will have to manually update this. open the overview page of the hosted feature layer, go to Export Data         Select Export to FGDB     fill in the form   Then download the GDB   You will now either need to load the GDB into pro for a multilayer gdb or you can just drag and drop the gdb into ArcGIS Enterprise   for my example I just drag and drop the gdb into enterprise and publish a new hosted feature layer.     Step 2 hooking up your service with AGOL for the next step you will need a public ArcGIS Enterprise. navigate to the overview page at the bottom you will find a url copy that url and navigate back to AGOL go to content and add new item and select URL     past in your URL you will see a store my credentials with service item this is important to tick otherwise you will be prompted for a login from the ArcGIS Enterprise     provide login credentials if the password changes you will need to setup the password again in AGOL so use a service account with a very strong password to host your services. save your service    ok now you have a referenced service that is not consuming credits. step 3 hook up maps  what is left to do is to reconfigure your maps to use the new service instead of the old service you do this by using ArcGIS Online Assistant (esri.com) log into ago-assistant navigate to the maps that use the url and update the url with the new url, if the layer order has changed then make sure you change the layer order as well   select  Update the URLs of Services in a Web Map   update your Operational Layers with your new url, you will have to edit the JSON if you want to update the itemid aswell   and that should be that.   Hope it helps. NB. don't use this on surveys just normal feature layer  you do need a positive credit balance to action this process. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @ANH, the downside of copying data to the server would be that you can run out of resources and that your information is now disconnected e.g. sitting in two places. The ArcGIS Server Service account needs access to the location of your template files otherwise it will not be able to read the template file. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @Manager_HMWSSBCDC, yes that is just way to much you must break it up into smaller chunks, here is a piece of code that I wrote to do just that.   class BuildPacks: def __init__(self, list_of_items, pack_size=500): self._list_of_items = list_of_items self._length = self._list_of_items.__len__() self._pack_size = pack_size self._packs = None def build_packs(self): if self._length > self._pack_size: self._packs = int(self._length / self._pack_size) for pack in range(self._packs): idx_start = pack * self._pack_size idx_end = idx_start + self._pack_size yield self._list_of_items[idx_start:idx_end] idx_start = self._pack_size * self._packs remainder = self._length - idx_start if remainder > 0: yield self._list_of_items[idx_start:self._length] else: yield self._list_of_items     how to use it    import build_packs import arcigs # GIS Login con_src=arcgis.gis.GIS('portalurl','username','password') layer = arcgis.features.FeatureLayer('service url', gis=con_src) # your list of features item_ids_txt = [list of features] packs = build_packs.BuildPacks(item_ids_txt, pack_size=2000) for item_id in packs.build_packs(): layer.edit_features(adds=item_id)     hope it helps Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @AravinthkumarBalasubramanian, the token is a security mechanism that allows you to log into a service via an application, it is usually has a short life e.g. 2 hrs.' then you need a new token, if your client has a custom webpage, he needs to generate a token and attach it to the service. The token you have in the above code will not work because it is for use in portal, please see this sample on how to connect the service using java script you just need to Registe an Api key, instead of the token, but the tutorial will show you how to do that. Add a feature layer | Overview | ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript 4.28 | ArcGIS Developers Regards Henry ... View more