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JoeBorgione · ‎04-21-2020

ArcGis Pro 2.5 I was into Create Locators pretty hot and heavy, but in my most recent position, I've not been dealing with locators. What I am dealing with is deploying the ESRI Data Management Solution; I'd like to have a schema for my address points that will be optimal when used with an Address Point Role locator. The Solution has a field called Unit Type and provides a Domain with entries like APT, Unit etc. It also has a field called Unit ID which presumably would hold a value like A,B or C; 101,102,103 etc. Here is a snapshot of some addresses I'm working with. Unit_Designator is our current field for unit and I added UnitType for this test: Using the Create Locator tool, I map the fields as shown above to in their respective roles. However when I search for the address 3694 S BLAZING OAK DR Apt A, all it returns is 3694 S BLAZING OAK DR . Out user base typically uses # in front of a unit number like this: 3694 S BLAZING OAK DR #A and at one time (an earlier version of Pro, 2.4.?) that worked. I have never used the unit type field before today. I must be missing something here as I cannot resolve for a sub unit with an address point role locator. What is considered best practice for an address point schema to support new style locators? Shana Britt‌ Brad Niemand‌ Eric Anderson‌

PrestonStafford · ‎03-22-2016

Can someone tell me how to find the Local Government Information Model? I have look through ArcGIS Online cannot find it.

JoeBorgione · ‎06-09-2020

ArcGIS Pro 2.5.1; Single Role Street Address Locator I created a single role, street address locator and have been using it this afternoon, on a few tables. Rematching worked just fine for the first few geocoded results, but this latest one is misbehaving. Typically as I click through the unmatched addresses, I can make an edit to the address, hit the tab key, followed by the Apply button and get either suggestions or not. Now, when I make the edit and then hit tab, apply, it kicks me back to the first record of the unmatched stack. See gif below. What is going on here?

JoeBorgione · ‎08-26-2021

I have seen this problem in earlier versions of ArcGIS Pro and it continues now in 2.8.2. See https://community.esri.com/t5/addressing-questions/arcgis-pro-address-rematch-problem/m-p/790102#M141 for one of my posts. There have been others, but cannot get the forum search functionality to cooperate. What happens when rematching is when I edit the single line input, it will return me to the first unmatched entry. This seems to happen now only when a selected set is being rematched. Here is a gif of rematching when there is no selected set: This to me is expected behavior; make an edit, get a match, move on the the next unmatched records. In the above gif, you'll notice I <Null> values as Single Line Input. In fact, of the 3,592 unmatched records in this exercise, 3,238 have <Null> addresses. For me rematching is a Zen sort of thing. When I see 3,592 unmatched records I get a lump in my throat. But having only 358 records to rematch is much easier to swallow. With soothing sitar music playing in my cube, along with a cup of herbal tea and some incense burning, I make a selection where: Status = 'U' and Single Line Input is not Null With the target records selected, I settle into rematching, but once I make an edit to Single Line Input, I get bounced back to record #1. Now despite being in my happy place with only 354 records to rematch, I'm in a not so happy place starting back at the beginning of the stack. I cannot imagine this is expected behavior. My not so happy place I only have a few months left before I retire and I wanna stay in my happy place while I'm still working. Can I stay in my happy place? Please? @ShanaBritt @BradNiemand

StephanieBosits · ‎10-27-2020

I am using the create locator tool in Pro 2.6 and I have noticed that only the input city name and alternate city names are suggested to a user. Is there a way so that after a user has typed a house number and a street name suggestions can also be pulled from the neighborhood or zone field to better utilize initial input data rather than having to add a bunch of alternate table records?

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Group Activity

Proper use of Unit and Unit Type in Point Address Role

Local Government Information Model

ArcGIS Pro Address Rematch Problem

Rematching Geocoded Records Problem Continues

What fields does suggest use when creating a locator?

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