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Thank you so much! I realized this just a few days ago, but much of your information is helpful. Thanks for the link. I'll check it out!
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Thanks so much. I'll try that. That could be a better way of doing it. - Tom
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Hello fellow GIS friends, I'm trying to iterate through a folder of .sid files to perform a batch Mosaic to Raster, which l want to create a single mosaiced output. Currently, my model is set up like this: I set up the Iterate Rasters tool like this: I don't believe the Wildcard option is necessary, because I selected .sid as the Raster Format. I've tried it with a wildcard and without. After that I did not have any other unusual field entries in the Mosaic to New Raster tool. This tool was set up like this: I did not put a .tif extension on the Raster Dataset Name with Extension option because it did not seem to like the .tif extension (This could be a reason why my model is failing, but I don't really think so.) I've tried this same model with other Iterator options (i.e. files, workspaces) and have had no success. I've also tried this same model but with out the Collect Values model tool. The model runs and finished in about 1 second and says "Completed", but has no output. I would love to understand where I'm going wrong with this. Learning how to do this would help me save a ton of time in the future. Thank you all for your help in advance. Thanks so much!! - Tom
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Thanks so much! I realized that the best thing to do is create your feature class in your geodatabase in ArcMap. The geodatabase holds the domain names (drop-downs). Once you check-it out in ArcMap, and view it in ArcPad you are able to make the edits or add your geometries and the dropdowns are already there. There is no need to create a data dictionary, because that is already done when creating the domain names in your geodatabase in ArcMap.
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Hello GIS friends, I'm wanting to create a data dictionary(s) to be used in ArcPad 10 on a Trimble Geo7X? Does anybody have any good recommendations on the overall guidelines, methodology, or framework to do this? Do I first try to create the data dictionary in GPS Pathfinder Office and then import it into the Trimble to be viewed and used in ArcPad? As you can see, I'm a bit confused on the process and would love to hear from some experienced professionals on the be best way to do this. Any resources or tutorials outlining this process would be amazingly helpful. Thank you all so much in advance. - Tom
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