Latest Contributions by CarlBeyerhelm

shutil.copytree(sourceGDB, targetGDB) works as a substitute for Copy_management when copying file geodatabases. ... View more

Hi Danielle. Yes, but... Two of the three feature classes in my "Local fGDB Copy For Editing" do retain the association between their fields and their corresponding domains.  Only one of the feature classes in the local replica loses the association between the fields and their domains. In any case, I worked around the issue by cloning the schema of the feature service parent geodatabase into another local geodatabase, appending feature service records into the local geodatabase, making my edits, appending the edited records back to the "Local fGDB Copy For Editing", and syncing back to AGOL using the right-click Edit Features - Synchronize Local Edits With Server functionality. Clunky, but it worked, and I don't have access to ArcGIS Pro, so it will have to do. Thanks... ... View more

I'm experiencing a similar problem.  I have a hosted AGOL feature service consisting of point, line, and polygon layers.  The domains work fine when I'm creating or editing features in both the AGOL webmap and in Collector. However, when I bring the feature service into ArcMap and save a copy for editing, the domains for the point feature class disappear after the first edit session.  In other words, when I initially bring the hosted feature service into ArcMap and save a copy for editing, I am able to edit with the benefit of domains in all of the feature classes.  However, if I save my edits (not syncing with the feature service), close out of ArcMap, restart ArcMap and start a new edit session on the same MXD, the domains have disappeared from the point feature class.  The domains for the line and polygon feature class are still in place.  The feature classes are identical to each other in all respects except for their geometry type. Please help me understand what's going on with that.  Thank you. ... View more