Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

They don't provide any other suggestions on the un site Install the Utility Network Package Tools toolbox—Get Started | ArcGIS Solutions  or the anaconda site https://anaconda.org/esri/untools  ... View more

Did you try to remove the original toolbox and re-add it?  The location may have changed and references to the toolbox's tools will become broken. Also are you storing the toolbox in a folder or in a gdb? ... View more

conda install blahblah --no-pin --dry-run to see what will happen, most of the pinned files don't cause issue in my experience Most of those in your list is because esri is put at the top of the list in the .condarc  file .... its contents channels: - esri - defaults hence the nag.   If you want to try ... conda install blahblah --no-pin .... the worse that can happen is that you have to revert the revision.. from the conda prompt conda list --revisions conda install --revision xx where xx is some number python - How do I revert to a previous package in Anaconda? - Stack Overflow  ... View more

What tools are you using? Did you try the suggestion of importing the toolbox? 000819: The tool is not assigned.—Help | Documentation  ... View more

Not sure which thing you are trying to collect, but you have no "else" statements anywhere.  That is where you would collect the False returns for the if statements on lines 6, 8 and 15.  If any of those conditions are not met, then the script proceeds on as if nothing happens.  If you want to store a False condition, then you need a container to put the result/condition in (eg a list), then you can check those values after ... View more

If memory serves a list of fields would be a derived parameter.  That is, the field names are "derived" from the input featureclass or attribute table. So I suspect the same would be for the field mapping ... View more

Some dependencies are hard dependencies (like the numpy version and jupyter kernels), --no-pin just removes lock. I use --no-pin to avoid downgrades and rollbacks as well. I use --no-pin even on the base environment. I things go really south, I just remove, reinstall from the *.msi  change the `pinned` file and use my environment.yaml  (located in your install path and profile C:\_install_folder_\bin\Python\res) But I have never had anything go that bad since .... conda install --revision (some number) .... does an excellent job of rolling things back to the 'the bad thing never happened' state ... View more

some updates since this is 4 years old /blogs/dan_patterson/2020/02/09/clone-arcgis-pro-25  ... View more

is it in the geodatabase then? ... View more

navigate to the folder where you saved the results and see it if was created in the first place.  Not all operations add results to the map.  ArcGIS Pro does by default ... View more

you can't import a path, you have to import a module that exists within a path that python recognizes ... View more

You could try the qgis stuff over at Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange  ... View more

Sorry, it should have been None.. So that suggests that there is None in your other field so try if row[0] is None or row[1] is None: or if None in row:  # think this should work,  In fact, just open the table and query your field for <null> (aka, None), to see what you are dealing with ... View more

the custom toolbox is the easiest since a dialog allows you to specify the parameters you need There is a post I did that walks you through the basics /blogs/dan_patterson/2016/05/19/toolbox-creation-in-arcgis-pro  ... View more