KeyError 'globalid'

[cpsmhammond]

KeyError 'globalid'

[apulverizer]

Ah the wonders of Enterprise :)

The actual names of those fields is different between Online and Enterprise (due to how the feature service is implemented). If you look at the layer definition for assignments (json) for the assignments layer you will see those fields are defined as:

"editFieldsInfo": {
    "creationDateField": "created_date",
    "creatorField": "created_user",
    "editDateField": "last_edited_date",
    "editorField": "last_edited_user"
}

For example, try using created_date instead of CreationDate.

This is why in the Python API we provide the following property project._assignment_schema.creation_date to get the creation date field name, instead of hard-coding it to a string.

Hopefully that resolves your issue.

[apulverizer]

@cpsmhammond

My guess is the field_mappings dictionary does not have the "globalid" field. Perhaps it's "GlobalID" or "GlobalId"?

[cpsmhammond]

Thanks for that quick response.. that lead me down the right track.. mostly. I had to adjust my mappings file so every key is lowercase, but the keys below don't work no matter what case i choose.. any other ideas?

creationdate: CreationDate
Creator: Creator
EditDate: EditDate
Editor: Editor

Banging my head against the wall has not yet resulted in anything positive so I'm hopeful you can help out again! :)

Mark

[cpsmhammond]

I owe you. thank you.

[cpsmhammond]

I wonder if there are more changes with Enterprise? I'm getting a "Geometry could not be set" now on line 121.

[apulverizer]

I haven't seen that error before. Do any of the assignments have missing or invalid geometries somehow?

[cpsmhammond]

I haven't seen that error before. Do any of the assignments have missing or invalid geometries somehow?

I got it solved, script is working.

the assignment.geometry didn't have a spatialreference, i had to add 1 line of code to update it with 4326 which is what we use.

after line 103
assignment.geometry = dict(x=float(assignment.geometry["x"]),y=float(assignment.geometry["y"]),spatialReference=dict(wkid=int(4326)))

Thanks

[apulverizer]

Closing since this was resolved.