Latest Contributions by TomGeo

Defining the structure of the pane like this: I get this: and with a loaded table it turns into this: Where the scrollbar is not used for the table but the entire content of the pane. As you can see, there is a good portion of things happening before the TableControl, and there is also a button below the TableControl. I have simply no idea to what component I can bind the height of the TableControl. Wrapping the TableControl into a border component, binding to the borders ActualHeight also didn't solve the issue, neither binding directly to the RowDefinition using   MaxHeight="{Binding ElementName=ControlGrid, Path=RowDefinitions[2].Height.Value}"     Changing MaxHeight of the TableControl from: to: I am getting: But that's of course hard coded and fails as soon as the pane becomes smaller (or bigger, since it doesn't use the space available).         ... View more

Cheers Kirk, that works just fine for me as well. About the extent... I was told in 2019 by ESRI that they did purposely decide against it in QueryLayer objects. Creating the QueryLayer takes not long, gathering all the data laying in the back of it does. Since QueryLayers do reflect the state of the data at the database, they do request the database for the most recent data every time you make it visible in your map. Hence, I assume what is speaking against the extent in QueryLayer object is performance. ... View more

Kirk, I am creating a FeatureClass through Database.OpenTabel(QueryDescription) as FeatureClass and thereafter I create a FeatureLayer in the active map through LayerFactory.Instance.CreateFeatureLayer(FeatureClass, MapView.Active.Map) In CreateFeatureLayer I cannot see a possibility to use LayerCreationParams and there is one more issue for me. Since I create QueryLayers and Esri decided not to set an extent for QueryLayer I am using CIM to crawl into the FeatureLayer and set the extent. Right now I can't see the way to create the Layer based on the FeatureClass. Here a bit more code to showcase. 'dbSchema' is set before and is a string: QueryDescription queryDescription = oracleDatabase.GetQueryDescription(querySql, queryLayerName); queryDescription.SetObjectIDFields("OBJECTID"); queryDescription.SetShapeType(geomType); SpatialReference spatialReference = MapView.Active.Map.SpatialReference; queryDescription.SetSpatialReference(spatialReference); try { FeatureClass featureClass = oracleDatabase.OpenTable(queryDescription) as FeatureClass; if (featureClass != null && featureClass.GetCount() != 0) { FeatureLayer featureLayer = LayerFactory.Instance.CreateFeatureLayer(featureClass, MapView.Active.Map); CIMFeatureLayer cimFeatureLayer = featureLayer.GetDefinition() as CIMFeatureLayer; // alter QueryLayerName to reflect correct database scheme cimFeatureLayer.Name = $"{dbSchema}.{queryLayerName}"; CIMSqlQueryDataConnection cimConnection = cimFeatureLayer?.FeatureTable.DataConnection as CIMSqlQueryDataConnection; Municipality municipality = SelectedMunicipality; double xMin = Convert.ToDouble(municipality.Xmin); double yMin = Convert.ToDouble(municipality.Ymin); double xMax = Convert.ToDouble(municipality.Xmax); double yMax = Convert.ToDouble(municipality.Ymax); MapPoint minPoint = MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(xMin, yMin, spatialReference); MapPoint maxPoint = MapPointBuilder.CreateMapPoint(xMax, yMax, spatialReference); Envelope municipalityEnvelope = EnvelopeBuilder.CreateEnvelope(minPoint, maxPoint, spatialReference); if (cimConnection != null) cimConnection.Extent = municipalityEnvelope; featureLayer.SetDefinition(cimFeatureLayer); } } ... View more

I do call GetQueryDescription, and it is correct that it takes the queryLayerName as second argument. However, the QueryDescription object returned contains the property QueryLayerName, reflecting the second argument given, and a property UniqueQueryLayerName. --> Reference Guide  The resulting layer does use UniqueQueryLayerName in the TOC, adding the database role used to create the database connection to the front of the QueryLayerName. => [Role].[QueryLayerName] If the QueryLayerName would be used I could set the desired name without a problem when calling GetDescription... ... View more

So, the way I was describing before is the way to go. Thanks Frederic ... View more

Nope, I’m not using arcpy... it’s C# 😉 ... View more

Thanks a lot Wolfgang Kaiser‌! Your lines did it. Adjusting the value assignment to WorkspaceConnectionString = $"DATABASE={newGDB}" was already enough, but I will stick to line 9 and 10 of your example as well. Best regards Thomas ... View more

Hi Uma, any status change on the issue described above? Bests Tom ... View more

Hi Rich, do you think it's possible your colleagues who work on the Map API could have a look at it? Bests Tom ... View more