Notes:

1. By use the exist gdb as the reader to match the data structure with the writer;

2. Remove the ObjectId filed from the writer;(double click the - sign to make the lat row all empty), select the truncate first;

3. double check the layer name and sub-layer name are matching with the portal feature service;

1.       When creating a new ESRI Portal Feature Service, ensure all output attributes can accommodate the maximum Width of strings it is supposed to populate. In general, a value of 200 is sufficient. However, very often attributes such as Title, Description, Remark etc. might have longer strings which requires width between 200-2048. Adjust it as desired.

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2.       Create a unique ID (uid) for each record using CRC Generator. Set the width to 2048.

**NOTE: No loner required as we can change to output to “Truncate” to delete all existing records then repopulate new ones.

3.       All Date related fields must go through DateTimeCoverter or generated using DateTimeStamper to ensure compatibility.    

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4.       Ensure all geometries all validated for integrity using the GeometryValidator with Basic Integrity.   

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5.       Prior to output, filter geometry type, polygon, line and point and connect to the appropriate output port to avoid getting invalid features type.

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Notes:

• In create, you can only use Insert mode. The update can be insert, update or delete.

• ​ In create, if you don't delete the original Feature Service, the output accumulates. (1 liked)

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1. when creating writer of the feature layer, please use the Global id

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2. Trim all attribute length to match output using string function @Left(*,#) as shown.

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Problem 3

Solution 3

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Problem 4

ArcGIS Portal Feature Service Writer: 'addResults' error for a feature in 'Air_Carrier_2'. The error code from the server was '10500' and the message was: 'Cannot convert a value of type 'java.lang.Double' to 'INTEGER'.'

Solution 4

1. Use Attribute Rounder to enforce numeric attribute values to 0 decimal.

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