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Reading geometries—ArcPy Get Started | Documentation Writing geometries—ArcPy Get Started | Documentation or you can use tools in arctoolbox, eg. Copy tool and Append tool
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Attach your script to a tool in Arctoolbox if you must work inside of Pro. You can even set your inputs as the default if you have repetitive tasks with the same data. I still don't know why you would be running a script inside Pro in any event when you can run it outside without locks. Maybe even try saving the project after the run to see if it frees things up. I am done, since this may or may not be an error. Workarounds have been provided. Tech support is your next option
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Laura, you can attempt a "Repair" from Windows Add/Remove, select Remove, then Repair. If that does not work I am not even sure upgrading will fix it. Tech Support is still your best option
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To mess with everyones heads... Jupyter notebook in pro has some issues with in_memory ( I suspect it only supports 'memory' Kory Kramer I await beta 2.6 before I invest in Jupyter further, since toolboxes were suggested to be changed (don't know if it happened)
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Run from Spyder (IPython console). dump AddMessage.... use print to rule it out as a culprit # ---- test featureclass
copied = r"C:\Git_Dan\npgeom\Project_npg\tests.gdb\sq"
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print(arcpy.Exists(r"memory\copied"))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(copied, "memory\copied")
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print(arcpy.Exists(r"in_memory\copied"))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(copied, "in_memory\copied")
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Out[9]: 'C:\\arc_pro\\bin\\Python\\envs\\arcgispro-py3\\pythonw.exe' Run from Python window in Pro import arcpy
copied = r"C:\Git_Dan\npgeom\Project_npg\tests.gdb\sq"
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print(arcpy.Exists(r"memory\copied"))
arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(copied, r"memory\copied")
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the 'executable' from the python window inpro import sys
sys.executable
'C:\\arc_pro\\bin\\ArcGISPro.exe' Use print
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Just in case you haven't see the notes ArcGIS Experience Builder install | ArcGIS Experience Builder and requirements Requirements | ArcGIS Experience Builder None of the bugs seem relevant https://support.esri.com/en/Search-Results#search?q=%22experience%20builder%22&content-type=Bugs Most recent blog about the final release, in case you haven't seen it ArcGIS Experience Builder Developer Edition Final Release And last, perhapsJianxia Song will have a shorter more concise answer
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Authorizing your software—CityEngine | Documentation
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Snap Raster (Environment setting)—Geoprocessing | Documentation How the Snap Raster environment setting works—Geoprocessing | Documentation Trying to figure out what applies to your situation. It is more than coordinate systems, but is affected by cell size and the raster extent. I hate to you to refer you back to the help topics, but I hope you are setting/checking the snap raster property in the Environments setting for each tool that you use. If you can narrow it down further with respect to the above comments, that would help I found no "bugs" that date for 2.5, but older bugs exist on the Support Site, just make sure you sort by Newest to Oldest https://support.esri.com/en/Search-Results#search?q=%22snap%20raster%22&content-type=Bugs
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Extent to me (L)eft, (B)ottom, (R)ight, (T)op LBRT, from which you can derive the width, height, and the 4 corners. To me, when a map frame is rotated, you are rotating the axes (x, y) from their normal position (ie the old X-Y graph/axis). Consider an "axis-aligned" rectangle, which means that the L,R are parallel to the Y axis and B,T are parallel to the X axis. If you rotate the rectangle within XY space then the extent must change because the position of the 4 corners of the rectangle change... try it. if the rotated rectangle's XY space is rotated by an equal amount to the above, then the extent returns to its original values (in terms of width and height... position of the corners is less relevant) So the 'extent' is the correct term for the 'normal' XY axis orientation and rotated XY frame.... the only thing that has changed is the orientation of the reference framt. When you mention layout, there was never any mention of layout's reference frame changing... maybe the map is rotated, but that rotation doesn't appear to the layout's frame space', so it assumes that it is getting a regular old XY 'graph' space and simply translates map coordinates into paper units. So in my mind... if you rotate a map frame and don't "tell" the layout what you have done, it can only assume that the "extent" is derived in the same fashion. Sorry if I over-simplified things. A classic example of application of this space reorientation deals with whether points are to the left or right of a line (eg point in polygon searches). Instead of a whole bunch of stupid calculations to determine whether it is true or not, you simply rotate "everything" (points and the line) so that the line is either parallel to the X OR Y axis .... a series of calculations now becomes simple equality checks (ie <, =, > )
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If you are going to be doing any edits/changes and are afraid that a change may impact one or the other scenario... use separate files, unless you are totally confident that you could unravel a change at some point in the future should an error be found or change in parameters is needed. Storage space is cheap, time isn't
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both are images are correct. If your issue is with the extent for the layout, then you should use extents that are appropriate to the layout
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from here Crime Analysis | ArcGIS Solutions for Local Government the first question is.... has it ever worked? then, do you have the requirements? The error is pretty serious to cause such a crash. Did you file the report? If not, you should really contact Tech Support to get a resolution.
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duplicate of https://community.esri.com/thread/250987-calculate-prediction-zone-from-the-crime-analysis-solution-is-not-giving-the-expected-output-instead-arcgis-pro-shuts-down-and-send-report-window-pop-up-any-ideas-why-this-is-happening-thanks follow in that thread multiple posting and flooding to many Places is not going to help with getting a solution
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