Latest Contributions by ModernElectric

‎08-05-2016

I have a good idea on the SearchCursor and the Summary Statistics. Been able to get the sum total of all the lines and it automatically saves into a table. What I need to do is run this in IDLE and have the results from the field that shows the total, "Print" in the python Shell once the script is complete.

‎08-05-2016

I have a feature class composed of Overhead and Underground Electric Conductor, along with a different feature class of main water lines. I am attempting to build a python script that I can use to add into a tool for a "One-Click Button" to calculate and display the TOTAL distance of all of the lines in and feature class. To start, I am looking for some direction on designing and writing the Python script that will do this and produce the results of the total distance of conductor, water line in feet and miles. Any help on what tools to use to give the results would be great. Thank You

‎07-29-2016

Sounds good. I will mess around with some different workflows and see what works the best. Thank You

‎07-29-2016

Dan: Thank you for that. I actually just found that after doing a google search. I'm still trying to learn the complex world of Python scripting and takings different bits of script and putting them together. The way the script is written is set to run in ArcMap or ArcCatalog. How would I modify the script to run specifically in IDLE since the script is designed to run from Arc Toolbox with the user adding in text parameters? There would be about (12) different file(s) that all would go into the same File Geodatabase and result in (12) new geodatabase tables.

‎07-29-2016

I am currently running ArcGIS 10.2.2 and would like to run a script through IDLE. I have around (12) different .TXT files of parcel data that is produced on a weekly basis from the county GIS database and want to be able to import them into a File Geodatabase - geodatabase table. From there, I have a good understanding of what to do from there to incorporate any changes into my working datasets. Its the beginning part that I am having issues with. Instead of doing table by table by hand, would like a Python script to do this for me automatically.

‎07-29-2016

I really have no idea what I am doing wrong. I can create a Data Model in ArcMap/ArcCatalog and run the TableToTable tool to import a .CSV file into an existing File Geodatabase without any problems. However, when I run the same tool in a Python Script, it comes back saying the file (.CSV) is not supported. According the ArcMap 10.2 help, a .TXT and .CSV file format is supported. Is there another module that I am not importing? What piece am I missing here? I am want to build a tool that will import a bunch of .CSV file(s) into my working geodatabase on a as needed basis which will be used for other processes, but this first step is preventing future development. Thank You in advance

‎07-19-2016

Are you able to design GUI applications with wxPython and use them in ArcReader? I know it is easily done for ArcGIS Desktop, but it would be more beneficial for my end-users to have them in ArcReader. To what level can a developer customize ArcReader (search toolbars)

‎12-03-2015

This is kind of what I am looking for. However, when I open the Excel file, there are a number of fields included even though I selected only (1) field in the "Visible" column of the Make Feature Layer tool. Not sure why that is? I have around 20 fields and only need to export the attributes selected from (1) of those fields. Basically, I am saying find all of the attributes from the CIRCUIT_ID field that match "F-1 Feeder" and export the attributes under the TWACs_NUMBER field and only export the TWACs_NUMBER field. Somehow, it is not working exactly that way. Am I missing something or is there a setting wrong on my part? So far, you seem to be on the right track but I must be doing something wrong.

‎12-03-2015

I am trying to write a model and/or python script that will select specific attributes and export a particular field. Example: I have a feature class of 10,000 electric meters and each meter is assigned a feeder assignment. I want to be able to select all of the rows that has a specific feeder assignment "P-1 Feeder" and than select only those in the "TWACs_Number" field and export ONLY the TWACs_Number field to a .CSV file so when someone opens the file, they see only the attributes from that one field, but nothing else. I already have the process to export but having a hard time getting the rest of it. I need to build a model/script that I can have run every night. Thanks

‎12-16-2014

Mark: Are there any "Work-Arounds" for this? In order for me to upgrade to ArcMap 10.3 and to continue making .PMFs, I have to manually upgrade over a dozen workstations/laptops to ArcReader 10.3. Is there a way I can still use ArcMap 10.3, while keeping ArcReader 10.2? If not, why isn't the code written to make ArcMap and ArcReader to be forward and backward compatible?

‎12-16-2014

It seems like each time a new update comes out from ESRI, I have this question and usually the answer is no. However, I thought I would check again. I currently have ArcMap 10.2.2 installed on my workstation with ArcReader 10.2 on about 14 different workstations within my company. I am curious about upgrading my workstation to ArcMap 10.3 and ArcGIS PRO. The thing I need to know is if I do the upgrade and create a .PMF from ArcMap 10.3, will it work on ArcReader 10.2? In the past, a .PMF created by a newer ArcMap version will not work on an older version of ArcReader. Wanting to see if ESRI changed this with the new release of ArcMap 10.3. Any comments would be helpful in making my decision to upgrade my ArcMap. Thank You

‎09-09-2014

Okay good to go. Looks like that was an oversight on my part. Thank You for the help

‎09-09-2014

This is what I am trying and keep getting the 9999 (General Error). What am I not writing properly?

‎09-09-2014

Darren: Yes, so far I have a model built which brings in the (2) different Parcel feature class(s) into a File Geodatabase which ends with both of them being combined into a new feature class via the PID. I know I can use Calculate Field to compare selected fields in the same row doing the is/else python statement. The different examples I've tried doesn't seem to be working. Not sure if I am writing it correctly or not.

‎09-09-2014

Greetings: Once a month, I update my Geodatabase with updated property information from our county's assessor data. Other parts of my company need to know is different attributes change on any parcel(s) over a given time. In the past, I would export the data to Excel and use Microsoft Access to compare the different fields and product different excel reports. I want to change my workflow and build an ArcGIS Model through model builder and/or a python script to take Feature Class 1 (Parcels_072014) and compare specific fields with Feature Class 2 (Parcels_092014). Since the Parcel Numbers (PID) doesn't change, but the associated information does (Owner Name, Site Address, ETC) and I want to be able to isolate those changes. What is the best way to do this? Thank You

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