Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Hi Gwen, How are you adding your path?  It seems you are using the following example: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//018w00000021000000 import arcpy subtypes = arcpy.da.ListSubtypes('C:/data/Boston.gdb/Boundary') for stcode, stdict in subtypes.iteritems():     print('Code: {0}'.format(stcode))     for stkey in stdict.iterkeys():         if stkey == 'FieldValues':             print('Fields:')             fields = stdict[stkey]             for field, fieldvals in fields.iteritems():                                print(' --Field name: {0}'.format(field))                 print(' --Field default value: {0}'.format(fieldvals[0]))                 if not fieldvals[1] is None:                     print(' --Domain name: {0}'.format(fieldvals[1].name))         else:                                print('{0}: {1}'.format(stkey, stdict[stkey])) When adding a path, you will want to format it one of the following ways: forward slashes 'C:/data/Boston.gdb/Boundary' begin with 'r' r'C:\data\Boston.gdb\Boundary' double back slashes 'C:\\data\\Boston.gdb\\Boundary' ... View more

It sounds like you are running into the following bug: NIM091620 "ImportError: DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application." Error displays when ArcMap launches a 64-bit Integrated Development  Environment (IDE) as Editor or Debugger and the script imports arcpy. Are you using a 64-bit IDE? ... View more

Try passing the raster as a string rather than a raster object.  Ex: arcpy.env.mask = InputZ InputZ = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(4) I also removed the parentheses for the env.mask.  Not sure if this matters, but adding the parentheses will create a tuple rather than a string. ... View more

Hi Jonathan, Essentially all you will need to do is add a field to your mosaic dataset and calcualte the desired date.  Is your mosaic dataset updated on a daily basis with new raster imagery?  Can you describe was steps you would like to automate? ... View more

Hi Justin, Can you post the entire script?  This will help understand what exactly is going on. ... View more

Hi Dragan, You could use the following in the field calculator: Pre-logic Script Code: def update(field1, field2):   if field2 == 'TRUE':     return 'Y'   elif field2 == 'FALSE':     return 'N'   else:     if field1 == 'TRUE':       return 'Y'     elif field1 == 'FALSE':       return 'N' Field3 = update( !Field1!, !Field2!) Be sure to check 'Python' at the top of the field calculator: [ATTACH=CONFIG]29982[/ATTACH] ... View more

Hi Elena, If you use the PopupTemplate class for the infoTemplate, this will show the domain description. Ex: var popupTemplate = new PopupTemplate({           title: "{NAME}",           description: "{District}" // field contains domain         });          var featLyr = new FeatureLayer(featureServiceURL, {         mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,         infoTemplate: popupTemplate,         outFields: ["*"] }); ... View more

Hello, Can you post the code you are using?  Don't forget to enclose the code with the tags. ... View more

You can add the second function and make a copy of the script.  One script would be to backup the database, the other would be to restore the database.  You would just need to comment out restore_db(conn, db, server_backup_path) for the backup script, and backup_db(conn, db, server_backup_path) for the restore script.  Another option you can use is the SQL Server Agent in SQL Server Management Studio: http://lakkireddymadhu.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/scheduling-automated-backup-using-sql-server-2008/ ... View more

Hi Andrew, Try selecting your features after the event 'buffer-complete' fires.  Ex: gsvc = new esri.tasks.GeometryService("http://tasks.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Geometry/GeometryServer"); gsvc.on("buffer-complete", function(result){       var symbol = new esri.symbol.SimpleFillSymbol(           esri.symbol.SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,            new esri.symbol.SimpleLineSymbol(                esri.symbol.SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,                   new dojo.Color([0,0,0,0.85]), 2                 ),                   new dojo.Color([0,0,0,0.35])                 );                    var bufferGeometry = result.geometries[0];      var graphic = new Graphic(bufferGeometry, symbol);      app.map.graphics.add(graphic);      app.map.setExtent(graphic.geometry.getExtent().expand(1.4));           var query = new Query();      query.geometry = bufferGeometry;      featureLayer.selectFeatures(query, FeatureLayer.SELECTION_NEW) }); .... .... function BufferPrj(evt){       BufferDistance = document.getElementById('BufferDistanceKM').value;       if (BufferDistance.length < 1){         alert("Please enter a buffer distance")       }else{                    app.map.graphics.clear();           var bufparams = new esri.tasks.BufferParameters();           bufparams.geometries = [ evt.mapPoint ];                //buffer in linear units such as meters, km, miles etc.           bufparams.distances = [ BufferDistance ];           bufparams.geodesic = true;           bufparams.bufferSpatialReference = app.map.spatialReference;           bufparams.unit = esri.tasks.GeometryService.UNIT_KILOMETER;           bufparams.outSpatialReference = app.map.spatialReference;           gsvc.buffer(bufparams);       }            } ... View more

I'm not sure what is causing this error.  You may want to follow up with Tech Support.  However, you can restore the database by adding another function to the previous code.  Ex: def restore_db(conn_obj, db_name, server_backup_path):   cur = conn_obj.cursor()   cur.execute('RESTORE DATABASE ? FROM DISK=?', [db_name, server_backup_path + db_name + r'_sql.bak'])   while cur.nextset():       pass   cur.close() restore_db(conn, db, server_backup_path) ... View more

Hi Curtis, Yes, the environment takes precedence over the application settings.  For example, you can run the Clip tool and choose whether or not to build pyramids.  In regards to the application settings, ArcMap options will not be triggered until the raster is added to ArcMap.  If you have these options set to always build pyramids, and pyramids are absent, pyramids will begin to be built once the raster is added to ArcMap.  1. GP Environment > Pyramid (note, the default is NONE, according to the help) This only applies to when you are setting Pyramid Environments with scripting. ... View more