Description
The results resource represents a result parameter for an asynchronous geoprocessing job at the jobs resource. It provides information about the result parameter name, data type, and value. The syntax will vary based on the data type of the parameter. Some parameters support limited types of output, as mentioned in the Details column in the table below.
Request parameters
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| f | Description: The response format. The default response format is html. Support for f=amf was added at 10.0 and removed at 10.7. Support for f=pbf was added at 10.8 and is only available for geoprocessing services published from ArcGIS Pro with GPFeatureRecordSetLayer results. Values: html | json | image | kmz | geojson | pbf Default: html |
| outSR | Description: The spatial reference of the output geometries. The spatial reference can be specified as either a well-known ID or a spatial reference JSON object. This parameter is applicable for result parameters that contain geometries. This parameter can be used to return the geometries in a spatial reference that is different than the spatial reference in which the outputs were created. |
| returnType | Description: If the geoprocessing service is associated with a result map service, the default output for the GPRasterDataLayer and GPFeatureSetLayer parameters is a map image. However, you can explicitly request the raw raster data using returnType and setting its value to data. Values: data |
| returnZ | Description: This parameter applies to a result returning GPFeatureRecordSetLayer. If true, z-values are included in the results when the features have z-values. Otherwise, no z-values are returned. Values: true | false Default: false. |
| returnM | Description: This parameter applies to results returning GPFeatureRecordSetLayer. If true, m-values are included in the results when the features have m-values. Otherwise, no m-values are returned. Values: true | false Default:false. |
| returnFeatureCollection | This parameter was added at 10.6. Description: This parameter applies to results returning GPFeatureRecordSetLayer. If true, the feature collection of the results will be returned. Values: true | false Default: false |
| returnColumnName | This option was added at 11.0. Description: This parameter applies to results returning GPValueTable. If true, the column names of all columns will be returned when all column names are unique and not empty. Values: true | false Default: false |
Example usage
For a 911 Calls Hotspot task job, you can query a result parameter for the job with an ID of jbcb377968f0d46b980bcbfc75a8e05ef.
Access the Output_Features result parameter.https://machine.domain.com/webadaptor/rest/services/911CallsHotspot/GPServer/911%20Calls%20Hotspot/jobs/jbcb377968f0d46b980bcbfc75a8e05ef/results/Output_Features
For a displayOutputTask task job, you can query a result parameter for the job with an ID of jbcb345678f0d46b980bcbfc75a8e05ef.
Access the OutputValueTable result parameter in the JSON format with column names.https://machine.domain.com/webadaptor/rest/services/mySampleValueTableService/GPServer/displayOutputTask/jobs/jbcb345678f0d46b980bcbfc75a8e05ef/results/OutputValueTable?f=json&returnColumnName=true
JSON Response syntax
The JSON Response includes the name of the parameter, the data type, and its value. The syntax of the value field can vary based on the data type of the parameter.
The response always has three keys: paramName, dataType, and value.{
"paramName": "<paramName>",
"dataType": "<dataType>",
"value": <valueLiteralOrObject>
}
JSON Response example
The output parameter Output_String with the GPString data type, and the value of TestString. The request uses f=json to get a JSON response.{
"paramName": "Output_String",
"dataType": "GPString",
"value": "TestString"
}
An output parameter OutputValueTable showing the column names along with values of the result GPValueTable. The request uses f=json&returnColumnName=true to get a JSON response with column names for the result.
{
"paramName":"OutputValueTable",
"dataType":"GPValueTable",
"value":[{
"output long column":563,
"output double column":-657.56700000000001
},
{
"output long column":-87,
"output double column":567.45640000000003
}]
}