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The "CURRENT" constant is for use while using ArcMap. It isn't going to mean anything to your geoprocessing service. You need to pass the path to an mxd document.
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Bruce Harold Is the result supposed to show up in a pop-up? When I right click and select What's Here, the blue circle spins for a bit then stops and nothing happens. I am able to find addresses by typing them into the locate window, so I know the locator works.
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I am setting up a project to deal with address questions I get over the phone or to verify business license addresses on applications. I have added a local locator that I use to assign and search for addresses. My problem is, every time I open the project and type an address in the locate window, I get results from the General Locator. I am assuming this is Esri's world locator. I go into settings on the Locate window and uncheck the Enable and Use Suggestions boxes, but when I open the project again they are checked. I don't want to use that locator, I want to use my own local - more accurate composite locator as the default. It would be nice if I could right click on the locator and remove it, but that option is greyed out for this locator. Is it possible? Or should I continue to use ArcMap? I like being able to have two separate maps open for the same function.
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To get around this I have added address points and made the full address field searchable in my web app. You could also use parcel data if it has an address field.
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Our district lines also follow the section lines. We leave them on the section line and the parcel's district is determined on a case by case basis, usually by where the house is. If the district boundary bisects smaller lots very often the recorder or auditor will put every other lot in each of the two districts. I will then symbolize the parcels using their tax district.
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Is there a related table? Sometimes those can sneak in.
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X-Ray for ArcCatalog is very fussy. You have to click things in the right place and at the right time and follow the instructions exactly. I wrote a blog entry mostly for my own reference to help me when I needed to do it again. You need to follow these instructions. When it tells you to select things in the contents window that's where you need to select it. Don't forget the step that directs you to save the xml schema after you set the spatial reference.
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Thanks for the reply Bruce. I have added my locator to my project, I right click and select "What's here" and nothing happens. Am I missing a setting? Or does it show up on a pane that I have hidden? Still can't find anything in the documentation about this functionality. Thanks, Jeff
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Gizinta is supposed to be able to do this. It does work, I have been able to translate one table to another, but it isn't very easy to figure out. The thing I missed was the intermediate geodatabase that Gizinta uses to translate the source data so it will load into the target. Once you have it set up you're good to go, that is until they change a field in the LGIM Steve Grise wrote it, and he does respond to emails asking for help.
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You also need to make sure you click on "Align" when you are done. After you trace the line, the tool shows you a preview, you click "Align" to finish.
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It actually does work when the polygons don't intersect. Did you try bumping up the tolerance? You can select the feature you want to be adjusted, check the Align selected features check box and that feature will be the one that moves.
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Glad it works. I sent feedback on the help doc saying it was misleading.
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The documentation is wrong. The first parameter doesn't take the mxd object, it takes the path. dataFrame = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)[0].name
arcpy.MapToKML_conversion(mxd.filePath, dataFrame, outputKML) I put in Carl Sunderman's bit to get the name of the first data frame in the map.
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If you look in the left side of that matrix in the help doc you can see that the optional parameters have (optional) under them. So only the first three parameters are required. The input types are listed on the right. You are actually missing the data frame parameter in your call. Also, the code I posted above grabs the name of your map document as a string. You need the actual map document object for the first parameter. arcpy.MapToKML_conversion(inputMap, 'Layers', outputKML)
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