Python script works in ArcGIS Pro but fails to execute actions when published to ArcGIS Enterprise
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Summary
A user reports that a simple Python script designed to stop a service works correctly in an IDE, ArcGIS Pro, and as a Script Tool within a toolbox, but when published to an Enterprise (ArcGIS Enterprise) environment, it runs successfully without actually performing any actions or printing output. The user is seeking help to resolve this issue where the script appears to execute but has no effect in the Enterprise deployment.
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However, when I publish the tool to our Enterprise, it will run successfully, but do nothing.
It won't print anything, it won't do anything.
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