Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Your screen shot shows the 10.6 install (32bit), you need to install the Pro extension, in Windows 10 my app entry looks like this: ... View more

Hi, Data Interoperability extension has native adjacent feature inspection handling, this is in the AttributeManager transformer, up to 100 prior or subsequent features. https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Transformers/Transformers/attributemanager.htm  ... View more

Shane does your edition of FME not include the SQL Server Spatial writer? ... View more

Bouncing data through a CSV incarnation is a bugbear, like Dan I did a sample to help with schema handling: http://pm.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d887241f6908466a984c94631fd1974f  Data Interoperability extension handles CSV schema files intelligently; remember with many CSV files in a folder the schema.ini file must be maintained to reference them all. ... View more

Here is an example: http://pm.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=9da0f8ae5fee45aca11bf77f712884c8  ... View more

The Ctrl+ and Ctrl- shortcuts you are familiar with in your browser work in the Python window in Pro ... View more

Hi Marcus This can be a bit of an adventure depending on how the table holding the description HTML is structured but here is one example.  If you need help with this ask your local Esri office. https://community.esri.com/thread/191262-extracting-attributes-from-kml-descriptions  ... View more

Reading from and writing to CARTO (sic) is supported with the Data Interoperability extension in Pro, ArcMap and ArcCatalog. ... View more

James, re. spatialite and geopackage, can you email me at [email protected] - thanks. ... View more

If Natural Resources Canada publish a geoid model in a format that Data Interoperability can consume (like GSB) that extension can be used to directly transform LAS data elevations. ... View more

Josh does this use Data Interoperability extension?  If so you'll need to check out the extension in your script. ... View more

Personally I would be tempted by a SQLite flavor but writing the C code to support REGEXP is a bit daunting :-). ... View more

Personally I would be tempted by a SQLite flavor but writing the C code to support REGEXP is a bit daunting :-). ... View more

Hi all, for the record and for the fellow regex fans out there, regular expressions are supported in Data Interoperability and Data Reviewer extensions, which is where a lot of data remediation work happens, and of course there is always the re module in Python which could be used to find records and deal with them flexibly. ... View more

Hi all, for the record and for the fellow regex fans out there, regular expressions are supported in Data Interoperability and Data Reviewer extensions, which is where a lot of data remediation work happens, and of course there is always the re module in Python which could be used to find records and deal with them flexibly. ... View more