Latest Contributions by TedCronin

‎10-29-2009

Is see, JTX used to do that too. I think people may cheat, and install all over. My thoughts. More flexible for you, though.

‎10-29-2009

This was new at 9.3, but they are really cool.

‎10-29-2009

To facilitate the transfer of environment settings from one script to another and to save settings from one session to the next, settings can be saved to a file. ArcPy can then set its environments by loading a settings file. This is pretty cool. Awesome. The only issue I have is why os.system, and not subprocess as part of the sample for calling the settings file. Cool Nevertheless.

‎10-29-2009

If you install 2008 native client is there still an issue?

‎10-29-2009

I like we can now effectively put from ... import ... to use.

‎10-29-2009

So, far, the py window is pretty cool. I type a little bit more here than with arcgisscripting, but really now, I think I will use this window over the command line window anyday even with the extra space ;). Long Live the Python Window. Now it doesn't beat Wing, but still pretty cool. Should have tested this more in holistic.

‎10-29-2009

I have to test everything in our workflows, so I will be there hopefully soon.

‎10-28-2009

I filed this with Support today.

‎10-28-2009

except the native client, mentioned above.

‎10-28-2009

Kevin - Ash has our data, so this testing may be easier with large datasets.

‎10-27-2009

Is there no license authorization for mobile?

‎10-27-2009

There is no install path for the tablet application, is this as expected?

‎10-27-2009

Does this also mean multi touch for Win 7 devices, too?

‎10-27-2009

That at beta 2, it will be a part of the server package, just for beta 1 ONLY, it is not?

‎10-27-2009

Yep, it was me who posted it there, originally. Very helpful. Oops, your not referring to me, are you? This should be helpful. Ted, this message means that your SQL Server Native Client is not up to date. At 9.4, when connecting to SQL Server, you must have the SQL Server Native Client installed locally that matches, or is newer, than the SQL Server instance you are trying to connect to. If you are connecting to SQL Server 2008 you need to have the 2008 Native Client. It is downloadable from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=C6C3E9EF-BA29-4A43-8D69-A2BED18FE73C&displaylang=en -Shannon

Online Status	Offline
Date Last Visited	‎11-18-2025 08:20 AM

My Ideas

Latest Contributions by TedCronin

Paper license

Lists

Saving and loading settings

How about native client for 2008

from arcpy import...

Real Cool Stuff on Python

Ahh, I am getting there Bus its called parcel namer

BTW

except the native client

Our Data

License???

Tablet Application

Tablet PC Support

Does this mean

Yep

Support Map Layer Draw Order

More Videos of Workflows

Observe the Symbology of the Feature Service

Set Def Queries for Layers

Add Sublayers via Add Layer in Web Map

Experience Builder Custom Widgets

GIS Manager's Group

Esri Forestry Group (EFG)

Web AppBuilder Custom Widgets

Data Reviewer Support Group