Latest Contributions by CarlosSousa_Ferreira

‎08-22-2018

Kim Ollivier‌: I saw you've posted quite a few things on SQLite / SpatiaLite. Could you try to help me on this? Thanks Note: I'm using ArcGIS 10.5.1

‎08-07-2018

I have created a SpatiaLite database through ArcGIS. I have imported some feature classes into it and it works fine. I've created a spatial view in the database through SpatialLite GUI, it is correctly registered in SpatiaLite and it is recognized / viewed in QGIS. Nevertheless, when I open the SpatiaLite database in ArcCatalog it shows the spatial view as a regular table, only showing the alfanumeric attributes! I also cannot create a spatial view through Make Query Layer tool, since it doesn't accept SQLite workspaces! How can I make ArcGIS recognized the spatial view in the SpatiaLite database? Note: I'm using ArcGIS 10.5.1

‎02-02-2018

Yes! Great, Shana! 100% correct! I've replaced the dots with spaces in the aliases definition and now it gives 100% match! Thanks!

‎01-26-2018

Thank you.

‎01-25-2018

jborgion‌, I've realized by your posts here in Geonet that you already worked with custom Locator Styles. Have you stumbled upon any issue like this one? Please help . Thanks

‎01-19-2018

I'm having problems in getting one of my aliases to work in my customized Locator: I've adapted one of ESRI's Locator Style Templates to my needs. In doing so, I set a bunch of new aliases in the Aliases section inside grammar. Overall, it is working properly, but I'm having trouble in getting any alias with the sequence of characters .º to work, which is a common in portuguese abbreviations. I transcribe bellow a part of my Locator Style Template defining aliases for the word "primeiro": <grammar>  <section desc="Aliases"> <alias_list name="StreetNameAliases">  <alias_def> <alt>primeiro</alt> <alt>1º</alt> <alt>1.º</alt> </alias_def> ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ With this definition, the locator successfuly matches the input string "rua 1º de maio" to the address "Rua Primeiro de Maio" (100 matching score), but it gives no matching candidates for the input string "rua 1.º de maio"!!! I already tried to substitute the . with the . HTML code and several other workarounds and nothing worked. Any thoughts on what's happening and how to correct it? HELP, these Locator Style Templates are a complete madness... geocoding‌ geocoding locator‌

‎09-26-2017

Thanks for this, Carl. This script was very helpful. I just adapted it for getting the elevation and distance data directly from a polyline FeatureClass with Z and M coordinates and it worked like a charm. Thanks again.

‎06-08-2016

I say it is a custom locator because I created a Locator Style file customized for portuguese addresses (different format and structure), which I then used to create the locator. In your suggestions, you use an Alternate Name table or a Composite Locator (with two locators for two Primary Tables), which may be clever alternatives solutions for what I was going for, that was using the Alias Table option: But, since it is not working, I will try your suggestions. Thanks again for all the effort.

‎06-08-2016

I have a feature class that has points for each house number, therefore, provided a correct complete address, the locator is able to correctly georreference the address. Are you saying that the place name alias table should have geometries associated? What kind of geometries? That's not what I understand from the ESRI documentation about it: The place-name alias table My locator is able to georreference the address: "Avenida do Colégio Militar 37" My place name alias table loks like: So if I would type "CC Colombo", it should give me the location for the address "Avenida do Colégio Militar 37", right?

‎06-07-2016

What I am trying to achieve is to get a table like yours Common Names table to work, but I'm not being able and I don't know why.

‎06-06-2016

Thanks for the feedback Joe Borgione. I'm sorry for not replying sooner, but I had a little vacations. I was trying to use an Alias Table as described in the ESRI documentation about Alias Table. As I understand it, there is no explicit link between the Alias Table and the Primary Table. From the Alias Table the locator would get the complete address from the alias name, and the returned complete address would then be treated as input for geocoding. Your table example seems to be an Alternate Name Table, with an explicit JoinID field, right? I thought the Altername Name Table would provide alternate name for the street name, not for a complete address name. In this way, having '#52 Some Name St' would return the same result as '#52 Altername St'. What I'm trying to accomplish is to give as input a common name 'CC Colombo' and the geocoding tool would process the correspondent full address in the alias table instead of the real input string. Is this correct?

‎06-01-2016

I am trying to use a place name alias table with my custom locator, but getting nowhere, so maybe someone can help. I've tried to set the alias table with the creation of the locator and also, after the creation of the locator, in ArcMap, liked described in the ESRI documentation, and none of these approaches worked. My custom locator accepts one single input (a complete street address). My alias table as two columns: "name" (with the alias name of the building or place to localize) and "address" (with a complete street address that would be recognized by the custom locator). The image bellow ilustrates the configuration of the alias table in ArcMap: Any thoughts about what's going wrong? Thanks

‎05-06-2016

An update on this: Using the tool Database Management Tools > Geodatabase Administration > Register with Geodatabase of the ArcToolbox and explicity describe the full path to the table, since you can't choose it from the ArcCatalog browser, and it successfully registered the dataset and now it appears normally in the ArcCatalog browser. !

‎05-06-2016

Sorry for picking up in such an old issue, but I'm having a somewhat similar problem: I have point layer created through an SQL statement executed directly in the PostgreSQL / PostGIS database and it doesn't appear in the data list in ArcGIS Catalog when I connect to the database. I already registered and indexed the geometry column in the database, defined a primary key and it works well within QGIS. I have tried the suggestion described above of "Add Query Layer" and it works fine! I really don't understand why it doesn't show in ArcCatalog, because I have several datasets, spatial and non-spatial, with SDE geometries and PostGIS geometries, and I'm having no trouble with them... Any thoughts on how to correct this?

‎11-25-2013

I have a page with a ArcGIS API for JavaScript map that functions well in other browsers but it shows 2 white rectangles over the map in Internet Explorer... [ATTACH=CONFIG]29314[/ATTACH] If I take the the map div from the code, these rectangles do not appear, so they should be related with the rendering of the map. Does anyone know why this happens and how to fix it? Thanks, Carlos

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Re: How can ArcGIS recognize SpatialLite views?

How can ArcGIS recognize SpatialLite views?

Re: Customize the aliases list in Locator Style Template

Re: Customize the aliases list in Locator Style Template

Re: Customize the aliases list in Locator Style Template

Customize the aliases list in Locator Style Template

Re: Creating serial graphs with arcpy

Re: Using place name alias table in geocoding

Re: Using place name alias table in geocoding

Re: Using place name alias table in geocoding

Re: Using place name alias table in geocoding

Using place name alias table in geocoding

Re: [PostGIS] Geometry is not recognised

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Error displaying map in Internet Explorer - 2 white rectangles over the map

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Re: [PostGIS] Geometry is not recognised