Latest Contributions by mohammednabil

I am try to make concurrent connections to the my SQL Server SDE using arcpy and multiprocessing libraries  When the number of working is large i.e. 16 , I got this error: ERROR 000229: Cannot open GeoDB.sde/GeoDB.dbo.Layer1 while the code works fine if I am using small number of workers i.e. 4 or just without multiprocessing Here is the simple code that successfully run without multiprocessing  arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("GeoDB.sde/GeoDB.dbo.Layer1", "mylayer","status = 1") here is the code with multiprocessing  def exe_task(layer_name):       arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("GeoDB.sde/GeoDB.dbo.Layer1", layer_name,"status = 1")       return True from multiprocessing import Pool import arcpy if __name__ == "__main__":       number_of_workers = 4       p = Pool(number_of_workers)       tasks = ["layer1","layer2","layer3","layer4"]       result = p.map(exe_task, tasks)       p.close()       p.join()       print(result) This is just a sample code to show the problem, if the number of workers 4 it works fine, if it is large like 16 it gives the error above. (also you need to increase the tasks number equal to workers numbers) is there any configuration on arcpy or sde to fix this problem?  ... View more

I am running 2 Python processes and using arcpy in both of them. I created an in_memory feature class in one process and I want to access it from the other process without saving it to shp file or GDB Is there anyway to share the in_memory feature class across different python processes, or even return it as an object from one function to another? Thanks ... View more

Hi, I have a Polygon and a Polyline layers, I want to join them spatially (using the spatial join tool) only if 1 mile or more of the line is inside the polygon is there a spatial relationship can help me to define this join condition? Thanks ... View more