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Bug

The arcgis.gis.server.Server.logs.query() method does not honor the time interval defined between start_time and end_time with the datetime formats that are mentioned in the ArcGIS API for Python documentation or reference.

Last Published: August 23, 2022 ArcGIS API for Python
Bug ID Number BUG-000149816
SubmittedJune 7, 2022
Last ModifiedJune 5, 2024
Applies toArcGIS API for Python
Version found1.9.1
Operating SystemWindows OS
Operating System Version10.0 64 Bit
Version FixedQ1 2023 (2.1.0)
StatusFixed

Workaround

Use the Python script below by specifying the Python datetime object for the 'start_time' and 'end_time' arguments in the query() method using any code editor.

 

# Import modules

import datetime

import arcgis

from arcgis.gis import server

 

# Defining various Date Time formats as inputs for start_time and end_time arguments

# Datetime Python Object

start_time = datetime.datetime(2022, 6, 6)

end_time = datetime.datetime(2022, 6, 5)

 

# ArcGIS Server Timestamp(String Datetime)

# start_time = '2022-06-06T16:56:26,911'

# end_time = '2022-06-05T16:56:26,911'

 

# UNIX Epoch(Integer)

# start_time = 1654548986911

# end_time = 1654462586911

 

# Float

# start_time = 1654548986911.0

# end_time = 1654462586911.0

 

# Irrelevant String

# start_time = 'badtimestring'

# end_time = 'bad'

 

# Boolean (Irrelevant Object)

# start_time = True

# end_time = True

 

# Query logs

log_results = server.Server(url='server_admin_url', username='username', password='password').logs.query(start_time=start_time, end_time=end_time)

Steps to Reproduce

Bug ID: BUG-000149816

Software:

  • ArcGIS API for Python

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