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This should work for you, or hopefully put you on the right track. The code below will delete ALL features in your service in 2000-record chunks, unless you modify the where_clause variable to specify only certain features. Use with caution. You may also want to look at Truncate (Feature Layer)—ArcGIS REST APIs | ArcGIS Developers if you are truly trying to delete every feature. import requests feature_layer_url = "https://<your_server_url>/arcgis/rest/services/<some_feature_service>/FeatureServer/0" where_clause = "1=1" # this will grab all features, or you can replace with a different where clause. The objectid chunks will be handled later. batch_size = 2000 while True: query_url = f"{feature_layer_url}/query?where={where_clause}&returnIdsOnly=true&f=json&token={portaltoken}" query_result = requests.get(query_url).json() object_ids = query_result.get("objectIds", []) if not object_ids: break # No more features to delete for i in range(0, len(object_ids), batch_size): batch_ids = object_ids[i:i + batch_size] where_clause_with_ids = f"{where_clause} AND OBJECTID >= {min(batch_ids)} AND OBJECTID <= {max(batch_ids)}" delete_params = { 'where': where_clause_with_ids, 'f': 'json', 'rollbackOnFailure': True, 'token': portaltoken } response = requests.post(f"{feature_layer_url}/deleteFeatures", data=delete_params) delete_result = response.json() if 'deleteResults' in delete_result: deleted_features = delete_result['deleteResults'] for feature in deleted_features: if 'success' in feature and feature['success']: print(f"Deleted feature with objectId {feature['objectId']}") else: print(f"Failed to delete feature with objectId {feature['objectId']}") else: print(f"Error deleting features. Response: {delete_result}")   ... View more