Latest Contributions by KristofferWaage_Beck2

Yes, and notice 2 things 1. All settings on the folder will be shown with the command: 'attrib [folder name]' 2. It seems to be possible to assign/remove the values from all subfolders in one command line using the /S option. ... View more

Hi Dan I have no answer to that. The attribute 'S' might be there for legacy reasons.   But one my customers seems to have the problem raised in this blog, and hence i tried to reproduce the issue, by assigning the 'S' attribute, and it does reproduce the behaviour that PRO does not acknowledge/see the folder Rgds ... View more

Hi All For all it's worth I have a clear reproducible case on my system. I can add the 'S' attribute, and the folder no longer shows up in PRO. I can remove the 'S' attribute, and the the folder returns to my view. Repro-case 1. open windows explorer. Create a new folder C:/Data 2. Test that the folder can be seen with PRO 3. open DOS (cmd.exe) change drive to C: 4. Now in the dos prompt write 'attrib +s data' 5. test that the attribute is applied through DOS, by writing 'attrib data' 6. Test that the folder can NOT be seen with PRO 7. Now revoke the 'S' Attribute by using this DOS-command 'attrib -s data' 8. Test that the folder can again be seen with PRO /Kristoffer  ... View more

Dang.. I just did some further reading on the O-D documentation for ArcGIS Online..  Seems we have same problem at hand. There is a maximum of 5000 Routes. So we are back at ArcMap and Network Analyst Extension. But in ArcMap you would have the below settings (and It's fast): My bad. Kind regards Kristoffer ... View more

HI Dave. It seems to me that there are alternative methods to approach the problem. I assume that you do not have ArcMap (including Network Analyst).  If you do not need the shape of the specific route, then I would recommend using the Origin-Destination tool. It will provide an O-D table with both Drivetime and Length. BUT: If you did have Network Analyst, then other ways to address the problem could include implementing a Cut-off distance in the analysis settings to drastically reduce the problem that needs to be solved. That might do the trick in itself. Alternatively you could apply fairly big Service Areas to all Facilities (without overlapping buffers), then use a Spatial Join from your Service Areas towards your incidents. Now you have established the closest facility for every incident. The final step then is to iterate (Python) specific routes, between pairs of Incidents and Facilities. But the OD-Matrice is my best bet. It is quite fast because is doesn't need to write the shape of every route. Kind regards Kristoffer Waage Beck ... View more

He Esri dev. If possible please provide a timeframe for the mitigation of this problem. We have many customers raising their voice on this matter Kind regards Kristoffer Waage Beck ... View more