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Hello! I am trying to successfully return a feature layer as the output of the GP service and having absolutely no luck. I have a very simple python toolbox tool with the following output parameter:         out_features = arcpy.Parameter( displayName="Output Features", name="out_features", datatype="GPFeatureRecordSetLayer", parameterType="Derived", direction="Output") return [out_features]         The main code block looks like this:         def execute(self, parameters, messages): """The source code of the tool.""" inFeatures = r"D:\Projects\OCTA\LODES\data\Test_GP_Service\Test_GP_Service.gdb\Parcels_SaltLakeSub" out_fc = arcpy.CreateScratchName("out_features", data_type="FeatureClass", workspace=arcpy.env.scratchGDB) out_fc = arcpy.analysis.Buffer(inFeatures, out_fc, 100).getOutput(0) arcpy.AddMessage(out_fc) #parameters[0].value = out_fc arcpy.SetParameter(0, out_fc) return           I'm able to execute the tool successfully and publish the results to a standalone ArcGIS Server. When I submit the job, the logs say that everything was executed successfully and the feature class in scratch.gdb in the related arcgisjobs folder looks correct on the server. However, when I try and view the contents of the output either using the REST endpoint by submitting a job using Javascript, it is always empty. Somehow, I'm not setting up the output parameter correctly but I can't figure out the trick. Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thank you! Jill ... View more

Hello! I am trying to successfully return a feature layer as the output of the GP service and having absolutely no luck. I have a very simple python toolbox tool with the following output parameter:   out_features = arcpy.Parameter( displayName="Output Features", name="out_features", datatype="GPFeatureRecordSetLayer", parameterType="Derived", direction="Output") return [out_features]   The main code block looks like this:   def execute(self, parameters, messages): """The source code of the tool.""" inFeatures = r"D:\Projects\OCTA\LODES\data\Test_GP_Service\Test_GP_Service.gdb\Parcels_SaltLakeSub" out_fc = arcpy.CreateScratchName("out_features", data_type="FeatureClass", workspace=arcpy.env.scratchGDB) out_fc = arcpy.analysis.Buffer(inFeatures, out_fc, 100).getOutput(0) arcpy.AddMessage(out_fc) #parameters[0].value = out_fc arcpy.SetParameter(0, out_fc) return     I'm able to execute the tool successfully and publish the results to a standalone ArcGIS Server. When I submit the job, the logs say that everything was executed successfully and the feature class in scratch.gdb in the related arcgisjobs folder looks correct on the server. However, when I try and view the contents of the output either using the REST endpoint by submitting a job using Javascript, it is always empty. Somehow, I'm not setting up the output parameter correctly but I can't figure out the trick. Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks! Jill ... View more

Hi, In a data expression, I'm filtering a feature layer of 911 calls to those in the last 24 hours. The filter often returns more records than I think it should Here is the Arcade: var portal = Portal("https://arcgis.com"); var accidents = FeatureSetByPortalItem(portal, "********",1, ['*'], true) var t1 = Text(Now(),'Y-MM-DD HH:mm') var t2 = Text(DateAdd(t1, -24, 'hours'),'Y-MM-DD HH:mm') var sql = "call > @t2" Console("call > " + t2) var recent_accidents = Filter(accidents, sql) for (var s in recent_accidents) { Console(Text(s.call,'Y-MM-DD HH:mm')) }   Here are the results: I can't figure out why the call at 14:02 is not being filtered out, even though it occurs before 15:33. Can someone point out my error here? Thanks! Jill   ... View more