Can't export Query result to CSV

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06-18-2019 12:22 AM
simoxu
by MVP Regular Contributor
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I tried this in both WAB Portal version and Developer Edit, and he result seems the same. Here is what's shown in the Chrome console:

Further investigation reveals that the cause is the projection of the query result (wkid: 4326 in my case) is not the same as the map projection (wkid:102100).

In the code (exportToCSV function in _FeatureTable.js), it says:

            var isSameProjection = this.layer.fullExtent.spatialReference.equals(
              this.map.extent.spatialReference);

            var hasArcadeExpressionFields = this._hasArcadeExpressionFields();

            // if the output layer's spatial reference is the same as map's, which means
            // a spatial reference conversion to make output data (X, Y fileds) consistent with
            //layer's original projection system is NOT needed. then we can use data from client side.
            // if they are different, then it needs to send a query request to
            // server side (handle by "_getExportDataFromServer" method in jimu/CSVUtils.js)
            // to get the data with correct spatial reference
            if(isSameProjection) {
              var rows = array.map(
                this._getTableSelectedIds(),
                lang.hitch(this, function(id) {
                  for (var i = 0, len = datas.length; i < len; i++) {
                    if (datas[i] && datas[i][oid] === id) {
                      return datas[i];
                    }
                  }
                  return {};
                })
              );
              var _selectedData = rows || [];// get selected data
              // if table were in selection mode and no records were selected, we push an
              // empty object to _selectedData, for the following logic compatible.
              if(_selectedData.length === 0 && this.isSelectionMode()){
                _selectedData.push({});
              }

              _exportData = _selectedData;

              if(_selectedData.length === 0 &&  this.grid.store instanceof Memory){
                _exportData = lang.clone(this.grid.store.data);
              }

              if(_exportData.length){
                this._appendXY(_exportData);
              }
            }

If I force isSameProject to equal to "true", it will work.

But,  will that have any side-effects to other parts of my applicaiton? is it a Query widget bug or AttributeTable widget bug? My data and my map are both in 102100 projection, I have no idea where the 4326 spatial reference comes from.

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simoxu
by MVP Regular Contributor
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Bug confirmed.

BUG-000123249 - Exporting an attribute table to a CSV from a Query layer created via the Query Widget in Web App Builder fails, returning no error message.

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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Simo,

   So are your creating the layer that you are exporting to csv from a FeatureLayer using a featureCollection? If so then if you do not specify the spatialrefernce of the layer then the default is 4326.

simoxu
by MVP Regular Contributor
MVP Regular Contributor

Hi Robert

I am not creating the temp layers manually, it is created by the Query widget when a query is executed. After the layer is created, it will be shown in the AttributeTable widget as well as in the LayerList widget.

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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Then a call to esri tech support is required.

simoxu
by MVP Regular Contributor
MVP Regular Contributor

Yep. I've contacted ESRI Australia. I suspect this is a bug in Attribute Table Widget because I can export the result to CSV in the Query Widget. I'll update this post when ESRI confirms this.

Thanks.

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simoxu
by MVP Regular Contributor
MVP Regular Contributor

Bug confirmed.

BUG-000123249 - Exporting an attribute table to a CSV from a Query layer created via the Query Widget in Web App Builder fails, returning no error message.

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