I'm trying to geocode a CSV table using an address locator and I keep getting this error attached. Im using the add data> address and place layer tool. The weird thing is when my collogue does it on his computer it works fine. He uses the same configuration and CSV table as me. I have tried multiple things and still wont work. The Address Locator is valid and works for my collogue. The CSV table is fine and works for my collogue. I have a standard Arc license. Any Ideas? is this a permissions issue?
Some of the info I cannot share. But maybe this will help diagnose issue. I feel like this is a permissions issue. I really appreciate everyone trying to help. Thank you!
Does the error 10 occur when using either of the locators in the organization named 'Composite Locator' or 'Address Locator'?
I noticed that the csv table includes a zip field, does the error occur when geocoding with the Address and Zip fields using the 'Address Points Full Address' locator?
Do you continue to get the error if the csv is exported to a file geodatabase table or excel spreadsheet?
How did you add the 'Address Points Full Address' locator as the Input Locator to the Geocode Addresses tool? (Select from the drop-down, click browse button, copy paste the url for the service)
Are you able to view the details of the locators listed in Pro when signed into the organization in a web browser ?
Are you able to geocode the csv file with the Add Item workflow in the web browser using the 'Address Points Full Address' locator or any of the other locators listed in Pro?
@Egeiser27 If you have access to the local locator the services were published from, do you continue to get the error geocoding the csv table? If not, then I would say there is an accessibility or permission issue with the locators in your organization's portal. Are others in your organization able to use these locators successfully?
What about the other conditions? The default output is a shape file; you need to specify the FGDB and feature class name. Create a file geodatabase on your local C drive and out put to it. That should eliminate a few variables like permissions and output size: how many addresses are you trying to geocode?
