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I've always felt Pro was much faster than ArcMap. I used to dread opening ArcMap, every UI interaction was so slow it was almost unusable. Yes Pro can be slow with data on network drives or over VPN when working remote, but ArcMap was worse for me even working locally.
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Is the Feature Class or Dataset part of some sort of data model that might require standard, advanced or specific extension licensing, such as network, topology, parcel fabric, attribute rules, etc...?
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Link to a web server that you host the folders on (either configure the web server to allow directory browsing or you'll need a html page with the file list) or easier is cloud storage folder (e.g. Google Drive, One Drive, etc...). If the app is not public and will only be accessed from devices that have direct access to those folders, you could just use a file://path/to/folder URL.
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@ZachBodenner agreed, that's why I +1'd this idea. My workaround, was just to fill that need. Indexing/search is overkill. A simple featureclass name filter for open workspace is all I need.
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+1 I wrote a toolbox script tool years ago I still use that just reports data matching the search string, which I then copy and use in the Add Data from Path dialog. A simple filter would be preferable.
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02-11-2025
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Your python 2.7 process is inheriting the ArcGIS Pro environment. Have a look at the Python 3 subprocess docs for the env=None parameter. If you then have a look at the os.environ dict from your Python 2.7 install, you should be able to put together a dict of environment variables that you can pass to subprocess.check_output in your ArcGIS Pro Toolbox script. Out of interest... why are you still using Python 2.7? ArcGIS 10x script that doesn't run in ArcGIS Pro?
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Haven't tried but if it works the same as arcpy.ListRasters, you could set the workspace to the multiband raster and use Iterate Rasters to list each raster band.
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Can't really say without more information about what you're trying to do. Raster analysis is a bit different to vector and the choice of tool depends on what you're trying to achieve.
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Why do you think you need to convert raster to vector? You can still access the attribute data as raster.
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They are definitely Esri ASCII Raster format (and seem ok to me though I'm not at work so couldn't test in ArcGIS and only tested in QGIS). But if you can't open them that page also lists GeoTIFF as a download option which ArcGIS also supports.
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I didn't know this was possible, nor have I tested it as it's not something I would use (I'd just use a plain py file to hold that sort of thing and import that) but this might help even though it's not simple: Importing Jupyter Notebooks as Modules
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Perhaps compare the compliance check results to the ArcGIS Pro Accessibility Conformance Report for your version.
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@MattWilkie3 that STAC works well for me in QGIS. I had to change the endpoint to just "https://datacube.services.geo.ca/stac/api/", not the full url listed in the link you posted (https://datacube.services.geo.ca/stac/api/search?collections=mrdem-30). I haven't tried in ArcGIS Pro though.
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as @DanPatterson notes, you need to save the aprx. e.g. aprx.save() if are you trying to run that code in ArcGIS Pro with that aprx open, that won't work. When you open a project in Pro, it reads it into memory. Any changes you make to the underlying .aprx on disk will not be reflected in the current Pro session. Have you tried running the code, then opening the aprx in a new Pro session?
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Because when you are trying to use ms.pageRow.page_name_field, python is looking for an attribute in the pageRow object literally called page_name_field which does not exist. You can use python's getattr() function to dynamically evaluate the variable. E.g. pageName = getattr(ms.pageRow, page_name_field)
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