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Hi @MikeMacRae, To update field values of a hosted feature layer's original table, you can use feature sets and spatial dataframe of the feature layer as follows:   # updating feature layer's attribute table hfl = gis.content.get("feature layer item id") hflayer =hfl.layers[0] #for multiple rows fset = hflayer.query() for f in (fset.features): f.attributes['myfield'] = 'any value' hflayer.edit_features(updates = fset.features) or #for a single specific row fset = hflayer.query(where="OBJECTID = 1") fset.features[0].attributes['myfield'] = 'any value' hflayer.edit_features(updates = fset.features)   to update the joined tables of a feature layer, you can use the following script:   for table in hfl.tables: if table.properties.name == "myTableName": table.calculate(where="OBJECTID = 1", calc_expression={"field": "myField", "value" : 1})    to access the fields of a table:   for table in hfl.tables: for field in table.properties.fields: print(field.name)   I hope these give you more insights and are helpful. ====================================================================== Please give a like if helpful and Accept as Solution if it's answered your query. ... View more

@Anonymous User , You can use the following script to get the existing portal services in a list. Then compare it with the url list from json. from arcgis import GIS gis = GIS("portal url", username, password, verify_cert=False) # for feature layers fcs = gis.content.search("*", item_type="Feature Layer", max_items=100) portal_service_urls = [fc.url for fc in fcs] ..... json_urls = [...] # Compare the 2 lists set(portal_service_urls) & set(json_urls)   I hope that helps. ... View more

@yovavzo , The following script should work:   %Expression: re.sub(compiling, mround, !SHAPE.wkt!) %Code Block: import re compiling = re.compile(r"\d*\.\d+") def mround(wkt): return "{:.3f}".format(float(wkt.group()))       ... View more