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Search Tables in a Workflow

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  • Permanently deleted user
    Hi David, 

     

    Try the GetRequestInfo activity, and using the token property from the resulting variable (eg, requestInfo1.token).  That will get you an Essentials token.  A search table is an Essentials REST endpoint, so that's usually the token that it needs.
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  • David Major
    Thanks Amanda that did the trick to get the token for the Search Table. Having trouble displaying the results properly now! 

     

    I have the results from the SearchTableParameterQuery in a featureset and am using the featureset in a SelectFeatures activity. I can display the Search Table record but when I click on the details of the result I don't see the related parent record at the bottom like when I use the Global Search. Maybe I'm not selecting the correct Layer? Tried several combos...

     

    David

     

     
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Hi David, 

     

    Unfortunately when you provide map service/layer information to the SelectFeatures activity, it only looks for matching layers or map services.  It won't be able to match your results to a search table or data link (and therfore link it back to the related layer). 

     

    Something like that might be possible if you were using an ArcGIS Server table (with a relationship to the layer) instead of a search table, because then the table could have its own map service id/layer id in the site.
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