Latest Contributions by DevinUnderwood3

I have discovered that there is an issue in attempting to create the polygon feature and the feature editing template in ArcMap.  I am getting closer to identifying the issue. Anyone have any recommendations? ... View more

I am having the same issue but with Field Maps. You ever find a solution? ... View more

I modified the script as seen in my provided script to suit my needs. There is only one thing I would like to change. The actual field that I want to change an attribute must match the exact naming for FC1 and FC2. I want to set it up so that the each field NAME can be different. import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = (r'Database Connections...') # Create variables FC1 = r'Database Connections\... FC1_fields = ['INVENTORYID','SAMPLE'] #expression = "INVENTORYID = 1" FC2 = r'Database Connections\...' FC2_fields = ['INVENTORYID','ANOTHERSAMPLE'] # Create empty dictionary to hold INVENTORYID values from FC2 # Create Search Cursor # Populate dictionary, then search cursor closes automatically fc2_lookup = {} with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(FC2, FC2_fields) as cursor:    for row in cursor:       # create variables to hold row values       # not necessary, but helps with readability       a = row[0] # INVENTORYID       b = row[1]       # Used to look up existing INVENTORYID values in list       fc2_lookup = {"INVENTORYID": a, "B":b} # Process: Start Edit edit = arcpy.da.Editor(arcpy.env.workspace) edit.startEditing(False,True) edit.startOperation() # use with again for updatecursor with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(FC1, FC1_fields) as cursor:    for row in cursor:       # FC1 fields to variables       a = row[0] # INVENTORYID       b = row[1]       print("initial row: INVENTORYID: {}, B: {}".format(a, b))       # check A column to see if INVENTORYID is in lookup (FC2)       if a in fc2_lookup:          # update a field in row using values from dictionary          #row[0] = fc2_lookup["A"]          row[1] = fc2_lookup["B"] # is INVENTORYID which look to see if match and ["B"] is the Dictionary Key value for what will be updated.          print("updated row: B: {}".format(row[1]))          cursor.updateRow(row)       else:          # depending on data you might want to investigate why it's missing          print('INVENTORYID {} not found in lookup'.format(a)) edit.stopOperation() edit.stopEditing(True) print "done" ... View more

Thank you for providing the sample code. I incorporated it into my script and it worked exactly as I wanted. ... View more

Thank you for providing your response. Can you explain how your example includes feature class 1 in a search cursor which will be referenced in the update cursor feature class 2 ? Copying from feature class 1 to feature class 2 attribute information. ... View more

I wanted to copy all records information from FC1 field 1 to FC2 matching field. ... View more

I believe the following applies to me. Synopsis Arcpy.ReconcileVersions_management() fails to reconcile version created by operating system authenticated users. Add [] around the version, so for example: ["AVWORLD\cont_joglekar".R1"] ... View more

I didn't realize that there were 2 different Reconcile tools to chose from, I didn't take notice. I  will certainly look at the bugs document. I ran the tool in ArcMap. Interesting concept about permissions and ownership. ... View more

Have you tried to edit the representation points (not actual features) individually by placing them in their exact location ? ... View more

I suggest using ArcMap representations as I did very successfully. ... View more

Update: I know receive separate emails for each listed file. Now, if can combine all of these emails into just one. ... View more