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When sharing a geoprocessing service, the process that publishes the geoprocessing service handles the output. The output name when you ran the tool in ArcGIS Pro becomes the name of the output result from the service.
What does the output name in ArcGIS Pro mean?
The output name when you ran the tool in ArcGIS Pro becomes the name of the output result from the service. The service handles writing the output to either in_memory or a scratch location ( scratchGDB or scratchFolder) and will return the output to the client after the service has successfully executed.
Which is the output parameter of a geoprocessing service?
In a typical workflow, your geoprocessing service will have at least one output parameter. It is through an output parameter that a geoprocessing service will return a result to the client. Without this parameter, the service cannot return anything, and it will appear as if the service has failed.
What are the input data types in ArcGIS?
The following are supported input data types: To use the field data type, you need ArcGIS Pro 2.3 or later and ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 or later. A multivalue field parameter is not supported. For tools with an input field parameter, ensure that the parameter has a dependency to a parameter with a feature layer data type.
Do you need ArcGIS Pro to use field data?
To use the field data type, you need ArcGIS Pro 2.3 or later and ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 or later. A multivalue field parameter is not supported. For tools with an input field parameter, ensure that the parameter has a dependency to a parameter with a feature layer data type.
How to publish a shape file in ArcGIS?
To publish a shapefile, we first add the zipped shapefile to the Portal as an item, then call publish () method on the item to create a web layer. Often times, your shape files or service definitions may not contain the metadata you want to show on the portal item.