Latest Contributions by SachinKanaujia

You should try creating a TinWorkspace using ITinWorkspace http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/java_ao_adf/api/arcobjects/index.html (you can look at .net reference) IWorkspaceFactory pWorkspaceFactory = new TinWorkspaceFactoryClass(); IWorkspace pWorkspace = pWorkspaceFactory.OpenFromFile("<Folder path>", 0); ITinWorkspace pTinWorkspace = pWorkspace as ITinWorkspace; ITin pTin = pTinWorkspace.OpenTin("Tin file name"); RasConv.in_tin = pTin This is just a sample code which I haven't tested but should work with minimal modifications. I hope this helps ... View more

First try to validate the following 1) Setup is correct using the following query select sde.ST_AsText(SDE.ST_Geometry('POINT (10 10)', 0)) from dual; 2) You are able to create a table independently with the ST_GEOMETRY column CREATE TABLE GEOMETRY_TEST ( GID INTEGER, G1 SDE.ST_GEOMETRY ) 3) I did not understand why you are using 0 at both the places? G1 EXPRESSION "sde.st_geomfromtext(':g1',0)"  <--- here ) BEGINDATA 1|"POINT ( 10.02000000 20.01000000),0" <-- here 2|"POINT ( 11.02000000 20.01000000),0" <-- here Try with this 1|"POINT ( 10.02000000 20.01000000)" 2|"POINT ( 11.02000000 20.01000000)" ... View more

You can try to explicitly change it to normal_io mode and see if it is giving you some error. It could be something specific to your production environment. Either its failing abruptly while loading the data and so leaves it in load only mode or else there are tablespace issues which is not allowing it to rebuild the indexes and thus change it to normal mode. ... View more

Can you elaborate a bit on it? Is it a long running script? Have you run the script again after that and it works fine when not run from Task scheduler? Can you try to run just a script from the task scheduler which changes the layer from loadonly to normal_io. I am just trying to rule out a possibility of timeout issues etc. Are you logging all messages? ... View more

What version of ArcSDE are you installing because there are differences in the way your create geodatabases with newer versions of ArcSDE post 10.0. Here is the detailed guide for the ArcSDE Setup for 10.0 General http://resources.arcgis.com/content/geodatabases/10.0/arcsde-installation-guides SQL Server specific http://help.arcgis.com/en/geodatabase/10.0/install_guides/arcsde_for_microsoft_sql_server_installation_and_upgrade_guide/index.html#/Introduction/009500000002000000/ and here is the detailed guide for the ArcSDE Setup for 10.1 http://esriaustraliatechblog.wordpress.com/2012/08/28/installing-arcsde-10-1-and-setting-up-a-geodatabase-in-sql-server/ You can post your specific queries if any !!! ... View more

Simply use a notepad to create a text file. I am attaching the one for you to try. You can use http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html to test the attached file. This file can also be used in other softwares like ArcMap etc whatever is your requirement to look at it. Let me know how it goes !! ... View more

I dont know if you have any specific requirement to save it in csv. You can use txt files as well. It just works fine in ESRI softwares. I have tested this in text file format with http://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html You have to format the column to have numbers in excel ... View more

Sorry....I could not clearly understand what your requirement is. As far as the lat/long values are concerned, they look incorrect (if they are near Perth, Australia). You should try this. Y,X -32.128471,116.041298 -32.1152,116.024395 -32.002944,115.870365 or latitude,longitude -32.128471,116.041298 -32.1152,116.024395 -32.002944,115.870365 The basic process is to create a points layer from a address file. 1) You can use any geocoding service to geocode the data or else if you have ArcGIS Desktop, you can create a locator file using streets data http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.3/index.cfm?TopicName=Creating%20an%20address%20locator 2) then use this locator to create your own Geocoder. Use this Geocoder to then geocode and create points http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.3/index.cfm?TopicName=Geocoding_a_table_of_addresses Hope this gives you some idea. Let me know if you have specific questions. ... View more

From your first post I can see the following Executing: CreateEnterpriseGeodatabase PostgreSQL myarcgisserver,4321 ghana DATABASE_AUTH postgres ***** SDE_SCHEMA sde ***** Do you have the details of what you used to create the spatial database? You should be using the same. Some information is incorrect. Generally the User and database name will not be the same untill you have intentionally done so !!!! Refer http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//002p000000t4000000 Creating Geodatabase section !!! ... View more

That doesnt look like the database name Try giving dornroeschen or the IP address of the machine? ... View more

Try typing in the database name yourself and connect? ... View more

NO is a reserved word. ([NO] from <XYPostcode>) I think you are keeping all records from the join. Check your CSV file XYPostcode which has a field named [NO]. Either rename it or remove it !!! ... View more

What version of ArcMap your are using? Across versions the NoData handling has changed with ESRI and I suspect it might have something to do with that. Before doing Geo-referencing confirm the pixel depth and then after doing it. Try with a high no data value and see if it resolves the problem ... View more

Did you move around the data? Did you open the data is different versions of ArcMap like 9.3 Vs 10.0/10.1? Is the location writable by ArcMap? Sometimes permission issues can also cause this problem. Try to move one of the file to your user home directory and see if its not a permission issue !!! ... View more

You are using different CRS in ArcMap and a different CRS in your Javascript same application. You can try changing the data frame properties in your ArcMap to use the same (Web mercator i.e. 102100) When adding data ArcMap might ask you for the transformation. Choose the appropriate transformation or else go with default) and you should see the same coordinates then Here is the coordinate system information from ArcMap: Pennsylvania Polyconic Projection: Polyconic Central_Meridian: -77.750000 Latitude_Of_Origin: 40.925000 Linear Unit: Meter NAD 83 Datum: NAD 83 Here is the polygon information. From ArcMap: [[102893.542, -40718.736], [184385.372, -117977.224], [26693.39, -106864.701], [102893.542, -40718.736]] From Javascript: [[-8519849.423608808, 4946710.14057987], [-8415589.317027876, 4843061.530225221], [-8621357.797171494, 4861406.417013655], [-8519849.423608808, 4946710.14057987]] The map's spatial reference in the javascript app is wkid 102100. ... View more