Latest Contributions by LarsLarsen

‎02-05-2015

I have tried almost every combination for entering the SQLite path and feature class as input argument to the tool. Both in GUI and from Py scripting. The py script tests OK in ArcMap but not in PRO. PRO will give me and 'unsupported or does not exist' error message. Josh, did you succeed with this method in the release version of PRO?

‎02-02-2015

Thanks Josh, I am trying both simple table and spatial data. Also tried to start of with a SQLite created by ArcGIS. It doesn't make any difference. In the GUI neither the extension .sqlite or .gpkg is recognized in pro, but works fine in ArcMAp 10.3 with the same tools.

‎02-02-2015

Just tested the Make Feature Layer Tool on version 1.0 and it does not see sqlite as a valid data source in the GUI. I could also not make it work using scripting directly, but that could be for other reasons as the error message is quite generic. Strange though, because looking in the Pro folder structure both sqlite3 and ST_Geometry dlls are distributed with Pro.

‎01-30-2015

As far as I can see there is no direct support for SQLLite in Pro. Is that a planned feature ? Can I access SQLite through phyton and import data as layers that way?

Re: DirectX End-User Runtime · ‎05-14-2012

I had/have a similar problem. I got the error message about the missing DirectX, I then installed it from the link mentioned by Mike. Now the error message has disapeared, but no symbols at all are plotted on the map, i.e. it is completely white, aprt from taht the application seems to be running normaly I am running Windows7 on a Dell Lattitude laptop.

‎05-03-2012

If it is ships and AIS i guess you are working in WGS84 geographics coordinates (in projected like UTM you can just use plain trigonometri for approximate calculations). For geographicals you will find a lot of useful formulaes here: http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong.html The formulaes operate with a spherical earth, but I guess that should be ok for approximate calculations

‎05-18-2011

Thanks, works perfectly and very fast.....

‎05-16-2011

I need to supply a tool with a table of fromnode tonode information that I maintain in a geometric network. Has anyone found a fast way of doing this? just scanning the network edges using the IEdgeFeature and fromtoeid method takes minutes further getting to the feature OID multiplies takes even longer. Considering how fast a network trace is, there must be a faster method.

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Re: How to use ArcGIS Pro with SQLite

Re: How to use ArcGIS Pro with SQLite

Re: How to use ArcGIS Pro with SQLite

How to use ArcGIS Pro with SQLite

Re: DirectX End-User Runtime

Re: Find coordinate given distance

Re: Generating fromnode tonode information from a geometric network

Generating fromnode tonode information from a geometric network

How to use ArcGIS Pro with SQLite

Re: Find coordinate given distance