Latest Contributions by DanielJimenez2

‎04-22-2014

Thanks for all the help but I think I fixed the problem. The computer had two versions of python 27 installed and seems that that is the reason behind python crashing when using the CalcFiled method. I removed the version Arcgis does not use and it is not crashing anymore so its working normal now. Thanks for the help

‎04-14-2014

Can you make a backup of your shapefile and then delete almost all records leaving just 2 or 3 and then run the script on that shapefile to see if it runs correctly with python? Same problem. For some reason i dont know why, the version of python that i have is not good. Seems like everyone can calculate fields using a python expression, but i cant and i dont know how to fix it

‎04-14-2014

Can you check to see if Background Geoprocessing is enabled (default value)? If Background Geoprocessing is enabled, can you disable it and run your script with Python again. It was enabled. I disable it but im getting the same issue.

‎04-14-2014

Hello Daniel, Very tricky indeed. I couldn't see much from your screenshot (the resolution was too low), but I see how that is a hard problem to solve. If you comment out the arcpy.CalculateField_management line, does it run successfully without crashing at the end? No, line 65 will also present a problem, but it also is related to the same topic. Im attaching a better pic just in case. [ATTACH=CONFIG]33075[/ATTACH]

‎04-14-2014

I was thinking the same thing, I'd rather know why my code is not working then try to find a run around for it. Also, make sure the field names match up, it is case sensitive. Yes, like i said when i used the caluclate filed python expression the script works, but it crashes when it finish working. I can open the shapefile and see all the fields and their values. Now i dont know why python crashes when i do this and i dont know how to debug something like this.

‎04-14-2014

What is your datasource (e.g. sde feature class, file gdb feature class, personal gdb feature class, shapefile)? What is your version of ArcGIS Desktop? What is your operating system? The data source is just a shapefile. I'm using Arcgis 10.1(build 3035) basic license in a windows 8 machine. I'm using this link as reference, if it is of any help http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00170000004m000000

‎04-14-2014

I was thinking the same thing, I'd rather know why my code is not working then try to find a run around for it. Also, make sure the field names match up, it is case sensitive. This is what happens when i use the python expression.[ATTACH=CONFIG]33074[/ATTACH] The script works fine but when it finish, it gives me the error in the pic. I dont know how to debug when python crashes, i just know that when i use the VB expression, i dont get this problem.

‎04-14-2014

I couldn't get it working with VB, but here is a valid python expression arcpy.CalculateField_management("us_eco_l4_no_st selection", "Test" , "!shape.area!", "PYTHON") When i use the python option, python crashes at the end of the script. I dont know why but i can only use VB expressions

‎04-14-2014

I'm using the arcpy lib in arcgis 10.1 and to work on a script. When i use the arcpy.CalculateField_management i'm getting an error . Could someone help me identify whats wrong with the expression below. I'm using VB because when i use the python calculator, python crashes at the end of the calculation so VB is the only option i have. Notice that this expression work good when using python but like i mentioned, when the python option is used. python crashes at the end of the script. arcpy.CalculateField_management("TAZ_un_Buffer_Dissolve.shp", "totalArea","[shape.area]", "VB", "") Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\CubeAlbuquerque\AlbuquerqueNewTAZ\02_Applications\02_Transit_walk_Acc ess\ptaccess_SM.py", line 55, in <module> arcpy.CalculateField_management("TAZ_un_Buffer_Dissolve.shp", "totalArea","[ shape.area]", "VB", "") File "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\arcpy\arcpy\management.py", li ne 3128, in CalculateField raise e arcgisscripting.ExecuteError: ERROR 999999: Error executing function. Failed to execute (CalculateField).

‎02-14-2014

If my shapefile is in a database, then they only way to display it in arcgis is through the add quary layer option right?

‎02-14-2014

It's not possible for ArcGIS to "remember" the registered rowid column of a newly defined Query Layer table. All the remembering is done by ArcSDE metadata, but Query Layers don't have ArcSDE metadata. Shapefiles have no direct association with Query Layer tables or enterprise geodatabase feature classes. - V So every time i need to open a shapefile i need to assign a pk out of all the fields?

‎02-14-2014

I have a postgres 9.3 connected to Arcgis 10.1. I have defined the primary key on my database shapefile table, but every time i query the layer into gis i need to set in the advanced new query options the primary key field in order to open the attribute table. How can i make Arcgis to remember which is the primary key of the shapefile so i don't have to keep selecting manually the PK?

‎12-20-2013

Were you able to resolve this issue? I'm have the same failures and have tried all the variations of path I've been able to find but have still not succeeded. Thanks Yes I was able following the tip step in http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//002z00000008000000. Here is how my Desktop10.1.pth file looks like: C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\arcpy C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\bin C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.1\Lib\site-packages and here is the f.pth file path: C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages so pretty much just create a file with the locations of your arcpy, bin and site-packages folders after that I was able to import arcpy without any problem Hope this helps.

‎10-11-2013

If i want to write the shapefile to a different destination would i do that it in the outfeature parameter. Do i just add the path of the new folder in my function? I guess i don't know how to work with different folders in here. How to i specify where to folder? arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(shapefileName, outFeature)

‎10-11-2013

I'm working with shapefiles and using the ArcPy library. My script is creating a new shapefile based on a join and I want to know how to move the newly joined-shapefile from the environment location to a new folder. Any ideas on how to do this?

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