Latest Contributions by JamilHarvich

I'm trying to call on a custom python script within another script. The tool I'm creating takes 2 feature classes as inputs. I am calling on another custom tool that was downloaded in this script. If I run my script outside of ArcGIS, using predefined paths for the two feature classes, everything works fine. When I try to run my script as a tool using "arcpy.GetParameterAsText()" I get an error saying that the other script that I am referencing can't be found. Here is the error I get: Traceback (most recent call last):   File "C:\Users\jamil.harvich\Documents\ArcGIS\Python_Scripts\Working\IP_Anno\Script\Script_Part1.py", line 80, in <module>     arcpy.ConcatenateRowValues_IP(lyr[0] + '_Intersect', 'SHORT_DESC', 'NAME', lyr[2], '-')   File "C:\Users\jamil.harvich\Documents\ArcGIS\Python_Scripts\Working\IP_Anno\IP_Labels.tbx", line 54, in ConcatenateRowValues     qN9X/X6ErfAD4ZAf8k08Gf8AhO2X/wAapjfAH4aY4+Gngz/wnLL/AONVgXPxuMvibxL4gsZzfeA/ AttributeError: Object: Tool or environment <ConcatenateRowValues_IP> not found ... View more

Hello all,   I'm trying to figure out how to set up a relationship class so that deleting a feature in one feature class deletes it's corresponding feature in the other feature class both ways. It seems as though the settings only allow deletion of an origin feature to delete the destination feature, but what if I would like it to work in the other direction as well? Meaning deletion of the destination feature causes deletion of the origin feature. Is there a way to do this?   Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.   Thanks ... View more