Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Try selecting the entire contents of the model > right-click > Copy.  Create a new toolbox and new model, then paste the content into the new model. ... View more

Hi Scott, Are you using ArcGIS Mobile in the field?  If you are, take a look at the following link: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/windows-mobile/3.0/index.html#//007v0000002m000000 ... View more

Hi Tom, ArcSDE for SQL Server Express is included free as part of ArcGIS for Desktop Standard and Advanced.  I would recommend using an SDE geodatabase to perform your edits, and then you can set up geodatabase replication to replicate the changes to the File Geodatabase. ... View more

If you haven't done so, try creating a shaded relief in a new map document.  Is the problem still reproducible? ... View more

Hi Quinn, What version of SDE are you using?  You may have to delete the raster dataset manually by executing some queries in SQL Server Management.  Before doing so, be sure to create a database backup.  Here are the queries that will remove the raster dataset from an SDE 10.x geodatabase: select rastercolumn_id from sde.sde_raster_columns where table_name = '[table_name]' select layer_id from sde.sde_layers where table_name = '[table_name]' --Recall the two numbers from these queries. Then run the following queries: delete from sde.GDB_ITEMS where Name = '<datbase>.<owner>.[table_name]' delete from sde.sde_table_registry where table_name = '[table_name]' delete from sde.sde_layers where table_name = '[table_name]' delete from sde.sde_raster_columns where table_name = '[table_name]' delete from sde.sde_geometry_columns where f_table_name = '[table_name]' DROP TABLE <owner>.[table_name] DROP TABLE <owner>.sde_aux_<# from above rastercolumn_id query> DROP TABLE <owner>.sde_bnd_<#> DROP TABLE <owner>.sde_blk_<#> DROP TABLE <owner>.sde_ras_<#> DROP TABLE <owner>.f[number from above sde_layers query] DROP TABLE <owner>.s[number from above sde_layers query] ... View more

Hi Martin, Take a look at this fiddle example.  Is this along the lines of what you are looking for? ... View more

Hi Jake, Thanks for the quick response and script.  I tried using this script that you provided by replacing "parcels" with the path to my feature class.  I then added this script into ArcToolbox and ran it.  The ran successfully, but when I opened the feature class, the extra spaces did not appear to get removed.  Is there anything else that I am missing?  Thanks again! Are you working with an SDE, File, or Personal Geodatabase?  If you are working with an SDE feature class, you may have to refresh the version using the Refresh tool on the Versioning toolbar. ... View more

Hi Craig, You could accomplish this with the following code: fc = "Parcels" for field in arcpy.ListFields(fc, "*", "String"):     with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, field.name) as cursor:         for row in cursor:                        value = row[0]             value = str(value).rstrip()             row[0] = value             cursor.updateRow(row) del cursor ... View more

Hi Kevin, Can you upload the table you are working with, or post a sample? ... View more

Hi Melanie, What occurs when you try to create a raster dataset (right-click on the FGD > New > Raster Dataset) of the same name? You may have to create a new File Geodatabase and copy/paste all of the data, excluding the raster dataset, to the new FGD. ... View more

Hi Rong, I've seen this error before when Oracle Text is not installed.  I would check to see whether this component is installed or not. ... View more

Hi Haniu, Perform a compress of your geodatabase.  This will improve the performance. ... View more

Not sure if this is in the pipeline or not.  I found a similar suggestion on the Ideas page: https://c.na9.visual.force.com/apex/ideaView?id=087E00000004mi3IAA I would recommend promoting this idea. ... View more

Are you trying to save the raster dataset to a local or network drive?  If the latter, try saving the raster dataset to a local drive you know you have write permissions to. ... View more