Latest Contributions by KenPierce

My current setup uses two major ways of using python. Whenever I need Arcpy I use the arcpy python command prompt for notebooks or VSCode and hit the cloned ESRI arc environment. I add very little to the ESRI environment.  For tasks not needing arcpy/arcgisscripting I use miniconda installed separately and whatever custom stuff I need. This is a work around but has worked well for the past few years. Basically I stopped trying to have an all-in-one environment because eventually you add stuff that won't work with other stuff and I've found it easier to have a few separate miniconda environments for different major tasks. So just to be clear I have installed miniconda as a standard program on its own and switch which cmd.exe I use as needed.  ... View more

I also have this problem but I have both ArcPro 2.6 and ArcDesktop 10.7 installed and running but still can't get arcpy running in my conda environment. Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\ArcPy\arcpy\__init__.py", line 74, in <module> from arcpy.geoprocessing import gp File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\ArcPy\arcpy\geoprocessing\__init__.py", line 14, in <module> from ._base import * File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\ArcPy\arcpy\geoprocessing\_base.py", line 14, in <module> import arcgisscripting ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified procedure could not be found. ... View more

I've been using the additional copy function but it is really slow and now I have a new issue that has arisen where the 8-bit unsigned isn't being respected so I have to 1) composite the bands, 2) copy to get the names right 3) reexport to 8bit unsigned. With big rasters (~100gb+) this adds several hours per raster having to redo the steps.  ... View more

I'm having the same issue. Basically all of my Raster(some_path_to_raster) functions are returning this error "TypeError: expected 1 arguments, got 2". I've used arcpy.Exists(some_path_to_raster) to make sure the raster is their and it is. If I try my calculation without the Raster(), just use the path I get a "can't multiply by string error". I have spatial analyst checked out. This was working yesterday. Con_Con_img11_temp = Con(in_conditional_raster=Con_img1,          in_true_raster_or_constant=max_chm,          in_false_raster_or_constant=Con_img1,          where_clause="Value > 254") Con_Con_img11_temp.save(Con_Con_img11) if arcpy.Exists(mask_raster):    print("mask_raster exists") if arcpy.Exists(Con_Con_img11):    print("Con_Con_img11 exists") try :    targetCHMFinal_grid = Raster(mask_raster) * Raster(Con_Con_img11) except TypeError:    print("version 1 failed") try:    targetCHMFinal_grid = mask_raster * Raster(Con_Con_img11) except TypeError:    print("version 2 failed") ... View more

Perfect. Just what I needed. Thanks. I was unaware of the attributes dialog all together. Very helpful. BTW, for anyone else unaware, it is that "Attributes" button you've been ignoring in the Selection section of the Map ribbon. I click the other four items every 5 minutes so how I'd missed that I'm not sure.  ... View more

I'm also getting the not signed into portal message when trying to upgrade arcgis using conda install -c esri arcgis. I have arc pro running right now, signed into my account. I've tried it with arcpro running and not running.  ... View more

Thanks Dan. I was afraid something along those lines was the answer. I guess the Pro conda installation doesn't force you to use it as your conda installation based on the bat files esri includes that turn the arcgispro environment on for its own use. I think visual studio tools for python also installed one of the three conda distributions I have. I hope continuum will recognize the tendency for multiple conda installs and work out a universal system to manage it.  ... View more

Here's my partial workaround. I want to have a subset of my original data to work on which would be the new layer in the old method. What I've done is add the layer a second time and instead of a selection I did a definition query on the second copy. Not great but worked for my needs. ... View more

Hadn't noticed these emails were all being captured. I'm a geonet noob. Thanks! ... View more

Can you amend your answer to ask about the outFields? I’m happy to pick that as correct but I want to make sure it notes the actual problem for other folks who may come across it. Ken ... View more

Bingo! I was assuming (stupidly) the simple query returned all fields. That would obviously waste bandwidth and slow down response times so why would that be the default? I had no outFields. Thank you thank you!! Ken ... View more

I've been trying that exact syntax for hours and all I get in the console window is undefined. I have an info template for the same unfiltered feature service which works fine so I'm assuming I have the feature names correct. I get a different feature count depending on my query parameter so I'm pretty positive its returning the right stuff. So if there are 62 features returned the console window has a 62 in a little circle with the message "feature attributes are undefined" which I believe means here are 62 rows with the same output. ... View more