Latest Contributions by JenniferMcCall4

‎07-08-2015

There are some good custom check code samples in vb.net and c# that you can modify to suit your needs. You can find the code and instructions here http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=3a73e1090dae409ea85dff868380cb6f. Demo 3 in this video also walks through the steps once the code is written Data Quality Control Using ArcGIS Data Reviewer | Esri Canada. A dll is a file that is created when you compile the code that you write. This video will show you how to get and use it. Data Reviewer tends to look at each record at once, as opposed to all records to see if there is "at least" one value in any of the records. This is a limitation when trying to do what you are attempting. A custom check would allow If Else statements so you can run the code on the table if the condition is met. I guess the way to do this would be to see if the RN value exists, if it doesn't the code would run to return the rest of the records as errors. Cheers, Jenn

‎07-07-2015

Hi Greta, I believe the only way to do this is through a custom check.

‎06-22-2015

To get a visual representation on the cache status, you can copy the Status.gdb to your desktop (or a location not in the arcgisserver folder. Once it's copied to a new location, you can add the feature classes within it to ArcMap. I believe you want the TaskStatus feature class. There is a lot of information in the attribute table that you can filter on. You can see the bundles that have been completed or had errors, see the time of completion for that bundle, and the scale. If you sort on time, you can see which bundles were created last and determine an approximate status.

‎06-19-2015

This code is made to work on shapefiles, so I wanted to ensure that is what you had. You can try adding this as a Script tool and running it. It should do what you need. There is some code to split your file names based on the delimiter "_". This may need to change if your files are not structured "raster_1" and "vector_1". # Import modules import arcpy from arcpy import env import os # Allow output to be overwritten arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True # Assign raster folder to a parameter rasterFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) # Assign vector folder to a parameter vectorFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) # Set environment to raster folder arcpy.env.workspace = rasterFolder # Iterate through rasters in folder for r in arcpy.ListRasters(): # Assign path of raster to variable rPath = os.path.join(rasterFolder,str(r)) # Get value after the delimiter '_' rNumber = r.partition('_')[2] # Set environment to raster folder arcpy.env.workspace = vectorFolder # Iterate through vectors in folder for v in arcpy.ListFiles(): vDesc = arcpy.Describe(v) if vDesc.extension == "shp": # Get value after the delimiter '_' vSplit = v.partition('_')[2] # Get value before the delimiter '.' vNumber = vSplit.partition('.')[0] # Compare raster number to vector number if rNumber == vNumber: # Clip raster to vector arcpy.Clip_management(rPath,"#",os.path.join(rasterFolder,"outputRaster_"+str(rNumber)),v,"0","ClippingGeometry") # Set environment back to raster folder arcpy.env.workspace = rasterFolder

‎06-19-2015

Hi Ismar, Are the vector files shapefiles or are they stored in a geodatabase?

‎03-19-2015

There is an option to overwrite the existing service. You can change the data sources in your mxd. Then when publishing, choose to Overwrite an existing service, rather than publishing a new service. You will not have to delete the existing service, and overwriting maintains all of the settings in the service.

‎02-24-2015

In theory it should be compatible. I have previously exported my 10.3 cache and it was compatible with 10.2.x. I don't believe that cache format changed between 10.1 and 10.2.x, so it should work.

‎02-24-2015

Could this possibly be an issue with the machine running ArcGIS Pro? For instance, the recommended RAM is 8GB. What are the specs of your machine?

‎02-24-2015

Hi Brad, I believe the cache files are interchangeable, however, the compact cache format in 10.3 is different than previous versions of ArcGIS Server. Because you are using the 10.3 cache in a 10.1 service, the service is unable to read the new cache format. Assuming you are using the compact cache format - a solution is to export the cache from the 10.3 service, and the resulting bundle files will be in the old compact cache format. This will be compatible with the 10.1 service. Hope this helps!

‎02-04-2015

Here are two possible solutions to try: 1) As Ian mentioned, resetting the data frame extent has helped me in the past. Ensure you are doing this through the Data Frame properties (overwriting the current full extent) and re-publishing the service. 2) Access the status.gdb for the service - open the Task Status feature class and determine the failed areas. Find the bundle name of the failed areas in the attributes. Go into the cache files on Windows Explorer and delete the problematic bundle files. Re-cache to the problematic bundle extents (not the failed areas from Task Status). This option has been useful in more cases of the "index is too large or too small" error.

‎11-12-2014

Have you added the correct transformation in the data frame? The wrong one could cause a slight shift in the data. Refer to http://i.stack.imgur.com/yIXzm.png for the correct transformation. Hope that helps!

‎11-12-2014

Hi Kristopher, Yes, the World Topographic Map is created from vector data in a database. However only the cached tiles, images of the map, are presented to the end user. The vector data has not been made accessible to the public. However, a lot of the data comes from national providers (you can see the list in the bottom right corned of the ArcGIS.com map. You can work backwards from there and see if the data is accessible to the public. Even some of the cities may have open data sites you can check for data. Hope this helps!

‎11-03-2014

When we want to have a cache overlay another cache, we use a white polygon under our data in ArcMap covering the area of the overlaying cache. This prevents any speckles in the background of the cache, but allows transparency surrounding our cache. Additionally, we've opted for a Mixed format, as it will create JPEGs where it doesn't detect transparency, and PNG tiles for where it does. Since JPEGs are a more compressed format, this helps to reduce the size of the cache. Thanks for beginning this discussion! It would be great to hear what other people are doing as well

‎10-27-2014

Do you have your extent set to the extent of your imagery in the data frame properties. If not, it could be estimating that you're creating cache for a larger extent. What scale are you caching down to?

‎10-22-2014

Hi Gayathri, If you're not needing to maintain the ArcGIS Online tiling scheme, you could create your own, with your own customized scales using the Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme tool ArcGIS Help - Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme. If you want to maintain the ArcGIS Online scales and tiling scheme, you could try the Manage Map Server Cache Scales tool to delete the ones you do not want, as Anthony suggested. Just drag the service in from ArcCatalog to your tool and only keep the scales you want in the list. This will completely remove the scales you do not want, meaning they wont show as you zoom in either.

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