Esri ArcGIS Connector Failing to Download Items

​@bruceharold Bruce, are you seeing the same error being returned on your end?

Hi Mark

Using the Esri ArcGIS Online package 3.25.1 I just successfully downloaded a CSV.

I’m using Data Interoperability in Pro 3.7 which equates to Form 2026.1.0.0.

​@bruceharold Can you confirm what role/privileges you have in ArcGIS Online? Are you full blown Admin, or do you have limited privileges when attempting to download the file?

Hi Mark, I’m not an Admin but I do own the CSV item I downloaded and here are my role and privileges.   I don’t see anything specific to file-storage items.  Did any setting for you block export?

I can confirm we are experiencing the same issue, also started after last weeks AGOL update.  This may be on the ESRI side because I am an Admin.  To clarify, this only happens with CSV Administrative  Reports.  I was able to download other CSV files without any issues.

I suggest opening a support call and reference this post.  If you can share a CSV item via a group to the Safe analyst he or she might be able to repro.

Same thing on my side, I can download a normal CSV but not the Admin Report.

If i’m using a HTTPCaller instead I can use the itemID and download the Admin Report just fine:

https://arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/@Value(_id)/data

I can reproduce the issue.  The Rejected port emits a feature with a 400 error - bad request.  You should include a workspace and log for Safe.

Thanks ​@bruceharold, ​@aabdulr and ​@carlm for confirming on your end. I have logged a ticket with Safe.

Also thanks ​@carlm your work-around via the REST API worked perfectly!

​@carlm Your suggestion is no longer working. I am getting a 400 NO RESULT response. How large is your admin file? Mine is 4.6 MB. (Note: we have over 20K users in our AGOL subscription). 

​@bruceharold I saw your note about the new version of the Esri Connector on HUB. I downloaded it (3.25.3 this morning and I still get a 400 Client Error: Bad Request

It starts to download the file, but the resulting file is 0KB in size and empty. If this helps, we’re using ArcPro 3.5.6 and the corresponding Python modules available at that version. 

Note: A .csv file attempts to be written. when I open it up, I see this:

<Error><Code>InvalidArgument</Code><Message>Only one auth mechanism allowed; only the X-Amz-Algorithm query parameter

 Signature query string parameter or the Authorization header should be specified</Message><ArgumentName>Authorization</ArgumentName><ArgumentValue>Bearer [OKEN REMOVED]</ArgumentValue><RequestId>FB4201NWSZ5A6EEQ</RequestId><HostId>unjkL8/95I/+/6DyZz0TIUerFFwn2SjcUpzgaoJ9NzjURR0DegXQzatqTU2xtGtAr7aCm3TZaQs9qMc0CWJ1lqCrshUQB9Rf</HostId></Error>

Hi, if your ticket is still open add the information to it.  Thanks.

​@mmccart  Hey can you give it another look, yesterday it failed but today it’s working when I’m making the GET request, thanks ESRI for this headache

​@carlm I just re-tested the connector again and it failed with a ‘400 Client Error: Bad Request’ response.

I also tested the HTTPCaller method and it too failed with a ‘HTTP/2 400’ response.

I still have my ticket opened with Safe and they acknowledged that they did not test the latest version of the Esri Connector package with ‘Administrative Reports’. Waiting to hear back from them.

you can install version 3.25.3 from the FME Hub

​@anas.alkhrissat I already tested 3.25.3 from the Hub on Monday. It continued to throw the same errors. I have an open ticket with Safe and they’re looking into it.