Latest Contributions by JeffWard

There may be latent ArcMap or AcrCatalog processes running.  You can check using your task manager.  I have found rebooting usually clears the locks. ... View more

On second thought, this is probably better: Taxlot_Num like replace('%[value]%',' ', '') ... View more

You need a closing bracket on [value Taxlot_Num like ('%replace([value]," ", "")%') ... View more

I sometimes have to refresh the application in IIS Manager. ... View more

I don't know anything about js, but you don't have to create a new locator every time you update the source data.  You should be able to stop the service, rebuild the locator, then start the service again.  I have this set up in a geoprocessing model. ... View more

I think under the Actions drop down? I don't know it's not available for me since I didn't post the question. maybe Timothy Hales‌ can answer that. ... View more

If you want other folks to chime in, you might want to change the status to unanswered.  You marked my first reply as the answer to your question. ... View more

I was able to modify the locators' xml files that I used in a composite locator and have the Address, Region and Postal inputs show up in the new composite locator created from a script that I exported from a model. If you want to change the locator styles that are used to create new locators you can go to the installation directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.2\Locators) and work with those xml documents - I would make copies of the originals and paste them to the same directory, and modify the copy.  One of those files in the US is called USAddress.lot.xml.  If you only want to work with one style, you can open the .lot.xml file you copied, go to the <ref_data_styles> tag and delete all of the <ref_data_style> sections except the one you want to modify, then change the <name> property to My Single House if you are working with the Single House style.  If you leave all of the others in there, and don't change any names, you will see two of each style listed when you create a locator. ... View more

Ernesto, It sounds like you may want to customize your locator styles that you create locators from, or modify the individual locators you have in your composite locator.  Here is a document that gets into customizing locators in great detail. You can customize each individual locator's xml file and modify the <input> tags to say Address instead of Street, Region instead of State etc.  To do that browse to the location of your locator and open the locatorname.loc.xml file the input tags are at the top. Are you creating a large number of composite locators?  I'm wondering why you would need to create a composite locator in a script. ... View more

When you open the script does the field map parameter show the changes you made in the field properties in model builder?  The field map is the second parameter, it comes after the list of locators. ... View more

When you say "does not work when executed from IDLE" do you mean the script errors out, or does it complete but not with the results you wanted? ... View more

I think I am experiencing this same behavior.  See this discussion.  The bug page says it is resolved, but I am still finding my line points from my lots are not transferring over to my tax parcels when I create a subdivision.  It causes all sorts of weird things to happen with various boundaries and when attempting the parcel remainder function.  I am running 10.2.2, and the bug page says it was resolved with 10.2. ... View more

Those points may be radial points for curves, or orphaned points.  You can try using this add-in to get rid of them: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=52ab3234fc0b44068567d06e5d6f9175 ... View more

I think you are right.  I think it stopped happening when I turned off measurement view. ... View more