Latest Contributions by MattDeitemeyer

‎03-05-2024

Thanks for following through on the solution. I made the exact same 'mistake' trying to stand up a Trace Network in PRO 3.1.

‎10-21-2022

Is there anyway to install PRO with the 'Enable Undo toggled on by default' checked. By default the check box is unchecked. The check box is in Settings -> Options -> Application -> Geoprocessing. We deploy PRO to users with a larger install package which includes 'hacking' some Registry settings. Is it possible to change the 'Enable Undo toggled on by default' to checked in the Registry? If yes, what is the setting name and value? I'm open to other ideas to automate this task.

‎08-19-2020

I'll give it a shot!

‎08-18-2020

I'm trying to recreate an old ArcObjects add-in that used the deprecated FlexGrid control. The PRO SDK ESRI example used a DataGrid to achieve a similar experience. While doing some research I noticed that the DataGridView was presented as a newer/better solution to the DataGrid. However, it seems that the DataGridView is a Windows Forms control and not available for inclusion into a dockpane like the DataGrid WPF control. I was hopeful someone could confirm / reject this conclusion.

‎05-19-2020

I have a FGDB version on the network and locally, they both behave fine. The network version is not on the same server as SQL Server. I'll need to coordinate with our DB admin to watch the server while drawing the feature class. We are running SQL Server version 12. I should add, size on disk is a concern for the DB admin - it's a secondary issue for me. Rebuilding the spatial index didn't help. I have done a few things to the feature class to drive down size; tolerance and resolution were altered. I ran an identity (and a multi to single part operation) to tile out the features so the spatial index could perform better. The contours are for visualization. Simplify failed with an error of 'out of memory'. Generalize causes overlapping contours, the interval is 2ft and some of the contours are less then a foot apart.

‎05-19-2020

Regarding performance, it comes down simple things like draw time or just opening the attribute table. The FGDB version renders the entire feature class in a minute. The SDE version takes so long I have to kill the application. It's so unmanageable I can't test other performance metrics.

‎05-19-2020

I only care about performance. I only bring up disk space because the bloated size and poor performance appear correlated.

‎05-19-2020

Yeah, I read through this. I didn't see anything actionable.

‎05-18-2020

I have a contour feature class that takes up 2 GB in a File GDB. When I move it to SDE the disk space quadrupled. This is a SQL Server instance of SDE. I've tried a number of different methods. I have the same problem regardless if I use ArcGIS 10.5.1 or PRO. I've tried SQL spatial and ESRI binary types for the destination feature class. To move the data I've tried; Load Features, Append, Copy Features, and an old fashion copy/paste. I keep getting the same result, a huge 'file' that takes forever to render. I can move the data between File GDBs with no problem. Any ideas?

‎02-13-2020

Yeah, this works. Open it in batch mode and drop all of your laz files in and get them into las format.

‎11-06-2018

Just updated to 2.2.4 and the Python Package Manger > Add Packages > install button is still grayed out. I'm using workarounds to get by, but this bug has held on for three or four releases. When will this get fixed?

‎03-30-2018

I have the latest version of Pro and after playing around with the definition query and doing some googling; I concluded that Arcade is not supported in the layer's definition query expression. Please correct me if I'm wrong. If I'm right, this must be on the radar for a future version of Pro (I hope). Below is my definition query from ArcMap, and yes the expression works just fine in Pro. However, I have good reasons to move this over to Arcade. GasbYear LIKE CASE WHEN month(GetDate()) < 4 THEN year(GetDate()) - 1 ELSE year(GetDate()) END

‎11-08-2017

I'm looking for a way to automate printing a map layout from PRO using the ArcPy.Mp module.I have not found the equivalent to arcpy.mapping.PrintMap().

‎03-17-2011

This seems like related problem, I'm updating an arcgisscripting 9.3 python script to arcpy. The In_Memory layer errors out on the Project geoprocess. ERROR 000944: Output feature class cannot be in the in_memory workspace. Here's the test code, minus the bogus projection info string. import sys, string, os, shutil, arcpy # Create the Geoprocessor object and set variables arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = 1 Ticket_Envelope = r"C:\Temp\Matt.shp" Ticket_Layer = r"In_Memory\Ticket_Layer" arcpy.Project_management(Ticket_Envelope, Ticket_Layer, "blah blah blah", "", "") So "In_Memory" feature classes seem to work like normal, with other geoprocesses in ArcPy. However, Projection appears to be an exception And\Or a bug. Any insight?

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Latest Contributions by MattDeitemeyer

Re: Issues in Utility network validate topology

Install PRO with 'Enable Undo toggled on by default' checked

Re: Can I use a DataGridView in a PRO SDK dockpane?

Can I use a DataGridView in a PRO SDK dockpane?

Re: Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Re: Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Re: Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Re: Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Contour Feature Class Gets Huge When Copied to SDE

Re: Converting .LAZ files to .LAS

Re: Install Python Packages through python package manager in arcgis pro

When will I be able to I write a Pro layer's definition query in Arcade?

Printing from a Python script in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Trying to project a layer in a Python script

Re: Converting .LAZ files to .LAS

Printing from a Python script in ArcGIS Pro

When will I be able to I write a Pro layer's defin...

Re: Install Python Packages through python package...