Address Locator Error Message

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02-06-2014 07:33 AM
GuyKouwoaye
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I was trying to geocode an excel table in which I have Zip code and Address as some of its attributes. I chose " US Streets Geocode Service Online(ArcGIS Online) Locator and got this error message: " The address locator is damaged. Resource is not available, regardless of authorization".
Can you tell me what I have to do to fix this problem?
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JackBeers_III
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@jthyen: You may need to call Esri support if you don't see it. The service shows up on my end as 'World'.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]31899[/ATTACH]

I also found this video that might help:


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Good Luck,
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PatMoore
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PMoore:  Can you please post that XML file that Kara from ESRI provided you?  I've tried the steps in the link you provided, per the suggestion of another post-er, but that didn't work for me.  I'd like to try what Kara offered you.  Thank you.



Actually, I've done everything in the instructions-including the XML file and although I can get to the new World Address Locator-it still doesn't work and so far no one has been enable to tell me why...I have ESRI people working on it now and will let everyone know what happens
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AnthonyHedberg
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ESRI Geocoding Workaround

ESRI has moved all Online Geocoders to their new credit system. Still available are their StreetMap_NA geocoders that are provided with software.

-When Choosing your Address Locator -> ESRI Data Folder -> streetmap_na -> data -> Desired Address Locator

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]31958[/ATTACH]
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CFrate
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So if you hypothetically started with 1,000 credits and you only geocode to use credits, you could geocode 25,000 records.


This was what I had originally understood, but Esri support explained otherwise (the 1000 credits to geocode 40 records was straight from Esri support... Not that getting a dozen totally different responses from a dozen different techs is anything new).

I'm still testing alternatives, because we have no immediate plans (or money) for purchasing credits.
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PatMoore
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I know what you mean-we have the credits but the World Address Locator still doesn't work!
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PatMoore
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This was what I had originally understood, but Esri support explained otherwise (the 1000 credits to geocode 40 records was straight from Esri support... Not that getting a dozen totally different responses from a dozen different techs is anything new).

I'm still testing alternatives, because we have no immediate plans (or money) for purchasing credits.



I know what you mean-although we have plenty of credits, the new World Address Locator never has worked for us and no one seems to know why!
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CharlieDuncan
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I just got this problem fixed.  I have 10.1, and was able to get a trial subscription that comes with 200 credits: enough for 5000 geocoding matches (someone had it backwards when they said 1000 credits for 40 matches--not true, but the opposite).

The customer service rep provided me with an .xml and some instructions.  Go through the rather simple process and get to geocoding again...at least for a while.
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