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Data management tools | Documentation

Data management tools are the functionality in a portal that you can use to create and manage content and data for your custom applications. These tool are located in the content manager page which provides a centralized location for you to browse, search, and manage various types of geospatial content in your portal.

The content manager page allows you to manage and organize geospatial data and resources. You can upload, create, and store various types of content such as maps, layers, applications, and files. Additionally, the content manager page provides options for sharing content with others, setting permissions, and managing item details and metadata. This functionality supports data management and collaboration in portal.

The section below introduces tools you can use to create content and data in your portal.

The New item dialog displaying options to create content in your portal.

The New Item tool in portal allows you to create and add various types of content to your organization. You can upload files, such as shapefiles, CSVs, and images, or create new items like web maps, feature layers, and applications. The tool guides you through specifying item details, setting metadata, and configuring sharing permissions. This functionality streamlines the process of creating content in your portal.

Below is a list of all of the New item tools that you can use to create content.

Tool

Add documents, images, and other files to your portal. Drag and drop a PDF file, image, document and more.

Create editable layers from scratch or copied from a template or an existing feature layer.

Create OAuth 2.0 credentials in ArcGIS to build custom applications.

Create a fast drawing scene layer using 3D content.

Create an imagery layer using images from your computer.

Create vector tile layer, 3D tiles layer, or raster tile layer

Use the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service or create your own geocode service to find places and addresses.

Create new ArcGIS services that link to other services like CSV, OGC, KML or GeoJSON.

Create a new registered application in your portal.

The import data tool supports various file formats for importing and creating items in a portal.

The import data tool in the New item dialog simplifies the process of creating new items in a portal. Users can upload files by dragging them from their computer and dropping them into the designated area in the dialog. This tool supports a variety of file formats, such as shapefiles, CSVs, and images, allowing for quick creation of new maps, layers, and other resources directly in the portal.

You access the import data tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Drag the file and drop the file into the designated area in the New Item dialog.
4. Optionally, you can navigate to files on your computer or one of the supported cloud-based file hosting services.
5. The system will automatically recognize the file type and prompt you to enter additional item details.
6. Click Save to create the new item in the portal.

The feature layer tool displaying the various options on creating a new feature layer in the portal.

The feature layer tool in the New item dialog enables you to create and publish new feature layers from various data sources. This tool allows you to create a new feature layer from these options:

• Define and create a feature layer from scratch.
• From an existing feature layer.
• From a pre-defined template.
• From an existing ArcGIS Server feature layer.

You access the feature layer tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Click Feature layer.
4. Select the option to create the new feature layer:
   • Define your own layer
   • Select an existing feature layer
   • Use a template
   • Provide an ArcGIS Server layer URL
5. Enter additional item details.
6. Click Save to create the new item in the portal.

The developer credential tool is a tool in a portal that allows you to create and define the properties for a developer credential. You typically create a new set of developer credentials for each application you develop. Each credential will have a specific set of properties that support the type of authentication you are implementing and the type of functionality required by your application.

To learn more about the developer credentials tool, go to developer credentials tool.

The imagery layer tool allows users to create and publish imagery layers from raster data sources. This tool supports various raster formats and enables users to define properties such as rendering rules, compression settings, and metadata. Imagery layers can be used for visualization, analysis, and integration into maps and applications in portal.

You access the feature layer tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Click Imagery layer.
4. Choose an imagery layer type.
   • Tiled Imagery Layer
   • Dynamic Imagery Layer
5. Choose a layer configuration.
   • One Image
   • One Mosaicked Image
   • Multiple Imagery Layers
6. Define imagery raster type and add your imagery.
7. Enter the title, tags, and description for your imagery layer.
8. Click Save to create and publish the imagery layer.

The layer will now be available for use in maps and applications in portal.

To learn more about creating and managing hosted imagery layers, go to Publish hosted imagery layers.

The Scene Layer tool helps the creation and management of 3D spatial data representations. It supports the import and publication of scene layers in various formats such as 3D object files (e.g., OBJ, FBX), point clouds (e.g., LAS, LAZ), and integrated mesh files (e.g., i3s). Use the tool to configure rendering options, define symbology for features, and apply spatial filters to streamline data presentation.

You access the scene layer tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Click Scene layer.
4. In Select package from local device, click and drag or navigate to scene package on your computer.
5. Choose Add scene package name and create a hosted feature scene layer.
6. Enter the title, tags, and description for your imagery layer.
7. Click Save to create and publish the scene layer.

To learn more about creating and managing hosted scene layers, go to Publish hosted scene layers.

The URL tool in the New item dialog allows users to create new items by linking to external resources via URLs. This tool supports the addition of various types of web content, such as web maps, web apps, and data services, by specifying their URLs. Users can define the item properties, including the title, tags, and description, to provide context and facilitate easy access.

You access the tile layer tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Choose the URL option.
4. Provide the URL of the external web resource, such as a web map, web app, or data service.
5. Enter details like the title, tags, and description for the linked resource.
6. Click Save to create the item.

The linked resource will now be accessible in your portal.

The application tool in the New item dialog allows users to create and publish various web applications. This tool supports different app templates and builders, enabling users to configure and customize apps to meet specific needs, such as data visualization, interactive mapping, or spatial analysis. Users can define properties like the app title, description, and tags to ensure proper categorization and easy access.

You access the application tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Choose the Application option.
4. Select an Application type.
5. Provide a url to your app in the URL.
6. Provide the app title, tags, and description for the app item.
7. Click Save to create and publish the application item.

The app will now be accessible in the portal.

The feature layer tool displaying the various options on creating a new feature layer in the portal.

The tile layer tool allows you to create and publish tile layers from raster datasets or map tiles. This tool supports various input formats and enables users to define properties like tiling scheme, levels of detail, and spatial reference. Tile layers provide fast and efficient visualization of large datasets for basemaps and operational layers in web maps and applications.

You access the tile layer tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Select Tile Layer Choose the Tile Layer option from the available types of content you can create.
4. Upload Your Data Drag and drop your raster dataset or map tile files into the designated area, or use the option to upload from cloud storage.
5. Configure Layer Properties Define the tiling scheme, levels of detail, and spatial reference according to your requirements.
6. Add Item Details Enter details such as the title, tags, and description to provide context for your tile layer.
7. Save and Publish Click "Save" or "Add" to create and publish the tile layer. The layer will now be available for use in web maps and applications.

The locator tool displaying options for creating a locator in the portal.

The locator tool in the New item dialog enables users to create and publish geocoding services. By uploading address data or using existing geospatial data, users can configure locator properties to facilitate address searches, batch geocoding, and reverse geocoding operations. This tool supports the creation of custom locators tailored to specific datasets and geographic areas, enhancing the ability to find and map locations in portal.

You access the locator tool by creating a new item. The steps to use the tool are:

1. Sign in to your portal.
2. Click Content > My Content > New item.
3. Choose the "Locator" option from the available types of content you can create.
4. Upload your address data or select an existing dataset that you want to use for geocoding.
5. Define the properties of the locator including the fields that contain address components and any other relevant settings.
6. Enter details such as the title, tags, and description for your locator.
7. Click Save to create and publish the locator.

The locator will now be available for use in geocoding operations in your portal.

The item page of a hosted feature layer and available tools for item management in the portal.

Item page is used to manage and interact with items. The page provides a suite of tools designed to help manage metadata, allowing users to add, edit, and update descriptive information about their data. Additionally, the item page includes capabilities for editing attributes enabling users to modify data fields and ensure the accuracy of their data.

The available buttons on an item page is contingent on the privileges assigned to a user. To learn more about privileges, go to Privileges.

The item page provides functionalities tailored to different types of services such as feature services, vector tile services, map tile services, and image services. The common functionalities for each of the service types' item page include:

Tabs in an item page of a hosted feature layer in the portal.

• Displays the layer's title, description, thumbnail, and terms of use.
• Allows editing of metadata like name, tags, and sharing status.
• Provides options to open the layer, add to favorites, share, and add ratings/comments.

• Shows the layer's attribute data in an interactive table.
• Enables sorting, filtering, and hiding/showing columns.
• Allows editing of attribute values if the user has privileges.

• Configures the layer's styles, pop-ups, and other properties.
• Provides an alternative to opening the layer in a map viewer to make changes.

• Shows usage statistics for an item.
• Depending on the item type, the Usage tab can show:
  • Number of views: How many times the item has been opened or accessed.
  • Number of requests: For hosted web layers, how many requests have been made for the layer's data.
  • Number of downloads: For downloadable file types like CSV and shapefiles.

• Manages the layer's source information and URL.
• Updates the layer's metadata like name, description, and terms of use.
• Changes the layer's sharing and security settings.

Available buttons in an item page of a hosted feature layer in the portal.

The item page for a hosted ArcGIS service provides several buttons and options to interact with and manage the item. The specific buttons and options depend on the layer type and user privileges.

The Item Details page for a hosted feature service in portal includes several buttons that provide a range of functionalities to manage and interact with the service. Here are the key buttons available:

Available buttons for a feature service:

• Open in Map Viewer: Opens the feature service in the Map Viewer allowing users to visualize and interact with the data on a map.
• Open in Scene Viewer: Opens the feature service in the Scene Viewer for 3D visualization, if applicable.
• Share: Controls sharing settings, enabling users to specify who can access the feature service (e.g., everyone, organization, specific groups).
• Open in ArcGIS Pro: Opens the feature service in ArcGIS Pro for advanced editing and analysis.
• Publish: Publishes a new service based on the existing feature service, often used for creating derivative works or new versions.
• Create View Layer: Creates a view layer from the feature service, allowing for a different representation or restricted view of the data.
• Export Data: Allows users to export the data in various formats, such as CSV, Shapefile, or GeoJSON.
• Update Data: Allows users to add and/or update features.
• View metadata: Displays the metadata associated with the feature service, including information about the data source, schema, and other relevant details.
• Add to Favorites: Adds the feature service to the user's favorites for quick access later.

Available buttons for a vector tile service:

• Open in Map Viewer: Opens the vector tile service in Map Viewer allowing users to visualize and interact with the data on a map.
• Open in Scene Viewer: Opens the vector tile service in the Scene Viewer for 3D visualization, if applicable.
• Open in ArcGIS Pro: Opens the vector tile service in ArcGIS Pro.
• Edit in Vector Tile Style Editor: Opens the vector tile service in Vector Tile Style Editor to change the vector styles.
• View Style: View the style attached to the service in JSON format.
• Download Style: Download the attached style in JSON format.
• Update: Replace the style file with an updated version from your device.
• Share: Controls sharing settings, enabling users to specify who can access the vector tile service (e.g., everyone, organization, specific groups).

Available buttons for a map tile service:

• Open in Map Viewer: Opens the map tile service in Map Viewer allowing users to visualize and interact with the data on a map.
• Open in Scene Viewer: Opens the map tile service in the Scene Viewer for 3D visualization, if applicable.
• Share: Controls sharing settings, enabling users to specify who can access the map tile service (e.g., everyone, organization, specific groups).

Available buttons for an image service:

• Open in Map Viewer: Opens the image service in Map Viewer allowing users to visualize and interact with the data on a map.
• Open in Scene Viewer: Opens the image service in the Scene Viewer for 3D visualization, if applicable.
• Share: Controls sharing settings, enabling users to specify who can access the image service (e.g., everyone, organization, specific groups).

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