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I want to create a local runtime geodatabase. I made an excel file with "name" "type" "latitude" "longitude" and commenced with creating a locator with the geocoding tools in ArcGIS Desktop. Each time it fails.

DivyaSinghal1

My issue is that the world geocoding service does not have the address I need to query.So this local runtime geodatabase was one solution I knew about. How can I create it or else what other solution to this problem is present. I am using ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android for the development.

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shan_sarkar

Are the addresses are for India or US?

I faced a similar issue where I was also using Single Field and it didn't work out as I was expecting it to. I had to change the Address Locator style to Gazetteer and it worked out for us.

Refer:

Commonly used address locator styles—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

I hope this helps!

~Shan

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shan_sarkar

Divya,

What address locator style are you using for creating the address locator?

~Shan

DivyaSinghal1

Single Field Sir

shan_sarkar

Are the addresses are for India or US?

I faced a similar issue where I was also using Single Field and it didn't work out as I was expecting it to. I had to change the Address Locator style to Gazetteer and it worked out for us.

Refer:

Commonly used address locator styles—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

I hope this helps!

~Shan

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