Latest Contributions by SarahAmbrose

Hi @RuanSpies Is this what it looks like? If so, can you please see if it works in a different browser, like Firefox?    Thanks! ... View more

hi @lfern is this a feature layer you can share publicly? If so, we can try it out if you share the URL and parameters that you're using. If not, are you able to call support and they can help troubleshoot for you?   Sarah, Product Engineer, Web Analysis ... View more

Oh sorry - I thought you were trying to use the join expression in the Join Features tool. Don't pay attention to my answer, it was about using the join expression parameter in the GeoAnalytics tool join features. I didn't realize you were trying to do symbology on a layer 🙂  ... View more

  Hi @KellyArmstrong , The Join Expression should be a condition that evaluates to true or false (you don't need to return anything). If the condition is met, the features will be joined, if it's not, they won't be joined. Currently your expression is trying to return a result, which isn't the intended use. From the doc here: Expressions are used in the Join Features tool to specify join conditions. In some cases, you may want to specify a condition to select features that should be included in the join.  .... A join condition must always result in true or false. Expression examples are included in the sections below. You will also need to specify $target + $join instead of $feature - to specify which datasets + field you are using. So something like: ($target['media_type'] == 'Curb Tie') && ($join['media_type'] == 'Building Inspector Curb Tie') But it seems like just applying a filter on your input layer will meet your needs and is simpler, since it sounds like you only want to join features with specific values.  You can do this by clicking the "filter" button under the layer in your map, filtering for features where media_type = Curb Tie on one layer, and the other layer has curb type Building Inspector Curb Tie.      Please let me know if you have any follow up questions, Sarah Ambrose Product Engineer, GeoAnalytics ... View more

Hi Charlie Ware‌, You can complete a spatial join this this tool: arcgis.features.summarize_data module — arcgis 1.8.2 documentation  This is the one available in the map viewer in ArcGIS Online. You can read about the tool here: Join Features—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation  Thanks, Sarah ... View more

Naomi Begg‌, The Join Features tool through GeoAnalytics Server is not available in ArcGIS Online. It is currently only available in ArcGIS Enterprise when you have a GeoAnalytics Server set up.  The Join Features tool that uses the Standard Analysis tools (same tools you see in Map Viewer in ArcGIS Online) is available. You can access it through the features.summarize_data module. It looks like for your operation you might want to complete the following workflow: 1. Join the survey table to the survey feature layers (one time operation) 2. Join the result from 1 (using a hosted view) to another layer. This step isn't through the features module - and will have to be done using an update to the service. There is a blog about this process here.  I hope that clarifies what's availble, Sarah ... View more

Hey Thomas Rutterford - you'll need to be the owner of both layers. See the documentation here: Join Features—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation. Also make sure you are publishing the CSV as a hosted layer.  If that doesn't solve or clarify, please reach out to Esri technical support. They will be able to do a screen share and quickly troubleshoot the issue.  ... View more

Thanks Jan, sorry for the delay, we have the UC going on. At 10.8.1 there is a known issue that zookeeper always say "unknown" - even when it's fine. Since there might be a bit of back and forth on this - can you email the GeoAnalytics product engineer alias directly at [email protected]?  The first two things I'll want to confirm are: 1. Can you successfully create a big data file share? I want to see if Spark starts up fir this task which is in a different toolbox. 2. What is shown when you check the health of spark? 3. Have you had any tool run, or has it been in this state since you deployed? Thanks, Sarah ... View more

Hi Jan Tschada‌, what version of Enterprise are you on?  Thanks, Sarah GeoAnalytics Product Engineer.  ... View more

Hey Jay Johnson , Sorry about that - focused on the technical part of your question (the query itself) and not the actual over-arching question. I do not expect that you would be able to add that to your map. When you summarize the data you now have a table - so there isn't really a geometry associated with it. You might be able to try joining the data to itself to calculate the count value in the tool (instead of the REST endpoint). - Sarah ... View more