Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Try upgrading to Service Pack 5 and see if you are still able to reproduce the crash. ... View more

Hi Mohan, If you have the 3D Analyst extension, you can use the Raster Domain tool to create a polygon or polyline footprint of each raster.  Since you have 1800 TIFFs it would be best to run this tool using a python script where you can iterate through each raster.  Here is an example: import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = r"C:\data\raster\TIFF" arcpy.CheckOutExtension("3D") for raster in arcpy.ListRasters("*", "TIF"):     arcpy.RasterDomain_3d(raster, raster.split(".")[0] + ".shp", "POLYGON") If you do not have the 3D Analyst extension, and you are using ArcGIS 10.x, you can create a mosaic dataset of all the TIFFs.  When you create a mosaic dataset, a Footprint layer is created of all the rasters.  You can then iterate through this layer exporting the footprint of each raster.  Here is an example: import arcpy from arcpy import env env.workspace = r"C:\DATA\RASTER\TIFF\MosaicDataset.gdb" env.overwriteOutput = 1 arcpy.MakeMosaicLayer_management("Philadelphia", "MosaicLayer") rows = arcpy.SearchCursor("MosaicLayer/Footprint") for row in rows:     OID = row.OBJECTID     arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("MosaicLayer/Footprint", "NEW_SELECTION", "OBJECTID = " + str(OID))     arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("MosaicLayer/Footprint", r"C:\data\raster\tiff" + "\\" + row.Name + ".shp") del row, rows ... View more

Hi Melissa, Attached is the script and toolbox.  Yes, this will work with 10.1. ... View more

Hi Michele, Yes this is possible.  Here is an example: var saveButton = new dijit.form.Button({label:"Save","class":"saveButton"}); dojo.place(saveButton.domNode, attInspector.deleteBtn.domNode, "after");    dojo.connect(saveButton, "onClick", function(){     updateFeature.getLayer().applyEdits(null, [updateFeature], null);     map.infoWindow.hide();          }); ... View more

Are you looking to get a shapefile/dwg for each individual TIFF's extent, or one shapefile/dwg for a mosaic of the TIFFs? ... View more

Hi Timothy, 1. Should I Compress each Version separately, and also compress Default?  OR should I just compress the Default? If I just compress the Default,  will it automatically apply to each Version? - A compress operation operates against all states in the geodatabase, regardless of the version you are currently connected to.  If you are using ArcGIS 10.1, you can view the Reconcile Order tab to see which order to reconcile your versions. 2. Should I Analyze each Version separately, and also the Default? If I  just Analyze the Default, will it automatically apply to each Version? - When working with tables or datasets, an Analyze will update the statistics  of base tables, delta tables, and archive tables, along with the  statistics on those tables' indexes.  Therefore, you will not have to analyze versions separately.  When executing the analyze on a feature class/table, regardless of the version, all tables' indexes mentioned above will be updated. 3.  Should I Rebuild Spatial Index for each Version separately, and also  the Default? If I just Rebuild Spatial Index for the Default, will it  automatically apply to each Version?   - The spatial index is the same for all versions.  If you made a substantial amount of edits where you added or deleted a large amount of features, you should recalculate your spatial index after you perform the compress.  You should also rebuild RDBMS indexes to help improve the performance, as indexes can become fragmented due to frequent editing and compressing of the data.  See the following article here. ... View more

Hi Mark, Are you using Microsoft Access 2010?  If so, take a look at the information under 'Link to SQL Server Data' within the following link. A few things you should consider when dealing with a SDE table/feature class.  If the data is registered as versioned, the edits will be stored in the delta (A & D) tables.  In this case, it would be best to create a versioned view and access this view to view the edits.  Or, you can perform a compress of the geodatabase.  This will move the edits from the delta tables to the base table. ... View more

Hi Dennis, I couldn't view the map.  It would need to be shared with 'Everyone' in order for me to view it, but you will not be able to add a checkbox to a ArcGIS.com Viewer map's pop-up through ArcGIS.com.  You would need to download an ArcGIS.com application and customize the pop-up, then host the application on your web server.  This may not be an option if you do not have a public facing web server, and this web map needs to be accessed outside of your organization. ... View more

1) I have X,Y point data from which I've generated Thiessen polygons as one layer. I then clip this layer to another to get my final boundaries and dissolve by an attribute (habitat class). In the attribute table of each, I've added a new field and tried to run "field geometry" to get the total area of each polygon. The "area" selection in the dropdown box is "disabled". Does anyboyd know why I cannot generate the area of each Thiessen polygon? 2) The Thiessen polygon attribute table has lots of "Null" values entered in cells that previously held data. ???? 3) In the final dissolved layer there are several wispy lines (incomplete polygons). Too many to delete manully via the Edit tool. 1)  Your data is most likely in a Geographic Coordinate System.  Set your data frame to a projected coordinate system by right-clicking on the data frame > Properties > Coordinate System tab.  When calculating the area, choose to the use the projection of the data frame. 2)  Is your output a shapefile or feature class?  If it's a shapefile, run your process again but write your output to a File Geodatabase and see if you still receive the NULL values. 3)  After you calculate the area, you could perform a select by attribute to select all the polygons that have an area less than a certain value, then delete these all at once. ... View more

Hi Guy, Take a look at the Dissolve tool.  I believe this will achieve what you are trying to accomplish. ... View more

Hi Cindy, Yes, if you have the Spatial Analyst extension, you can use the Extract Values to Points tool. ... View more

Hi Tong, Are you running ArcGIS for Server 10.1 Service Pack 1?  You may be experiencing a bug: NIM086349:  Alternate Query (Get) requests fail in Version 10.1 SP1. If you refresh the web page, do you receive the same error? ... View more