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Greetings- I have spent the past (2) years using ESRI ArcMap to completely redo our electric infrastructure from AutoCAD to GIS. Basically it was a long process of manually going through AutoCAD drawings, notebooks, old hand-drawn As-built drawings to manually digitize our infrastructure in ArcMap. Now that the system is completely in GIS (being used by our operations, CSR and field crews) for research and decision making - I want to be able to move to the next step of using GIS. That next step is - How can I use GIS to run analysis on my current infrastructure. What I am wanting to see is what other companies have done with their GIS system to run analysis in order to help their company change/improve things. Any ideas I might be able to use that I could present to my management team would be awesome. Thanks
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03-26-2012
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I have a problem that has just started, and have not had this issue before. I have used the "Spatial Join" tool dozens of times with the same feature class(s). However, this time something is preventing me from doing it. I am trying to put a Point Feature Class in the "Join Features" to join to the Target Feature Class (Polygon). I can add the polygon feature class into the target feature but no matter what route I take - it will not allow me to select the specific point feature class I need. Whats going on and how do I fix this? Im trying to get it to say all these points that are within the polygon region - show in the output feature class. Like I've said - i have used this tool dozens of times before with the same feature classes.
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03-02-2012
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So you need something like... arcpy.ImportToolbox("full path to toolbox/toolboxname.tbx") arcpy.gp.toolbox = "full path to toolbox/toolboxname.tbx"; arcpy.gp.toolboxname(any parameters) Okay - like I said I really do not know much about Python and having a hard time finding anything online - such as examples on putting together a simple python script that will run a toolbox. Is there the ability to take a model from model builder and make it a tool - and than have python run that tool? If so - how do I do this and how do I write the script. Thanks
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12-01-2011
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Greetings- I am still really new to working with a writing python script. What I have done is built a Data Model using Model Builder to export data out of an Oracle Database and bring it into a file geodatabase. I saved this model into a custom toolbox. What I am trying to do is to write a python script that will run the custom toolbox. Later - I plan on using Microsoft Task Scheduler to run this python script every night. I am not sure how to write this simple script to run my toolbox. Custom Toolbox: CIS GIS Integration Tools.tbx Model: Water.CIS_Account_Data Model: Water.CIS_Service_Meters Once I can get a script built that will run these models and/or the custom toolbox, I can do the rest on my own. Thanks
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