Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

The lox file isn't a file lock, it is the locator index structure, please retrieve it from your recycle bin or get it back from backup.  The system is complaining the locator is an old release because it can't find the lox file. System locks may be invisible but because you have a service running from a shared directory where your locator is that is probably your editing problem - it is locked. ... View more

Yes, the experience in a web map is you get a pulldown to let you choose what you search for. ... View more

We don't make it that easy, you have to configure search too: http://docdev.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/configure-feature-search.htm The remaining annoyance is you can't prioritize feature or address search if both are on. ... View more

You can configure the search experience in a map to also support searching features: Search locations and features—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Regards ... View more

Hi I would like to see if the Data Interoperability extension can solve your problem. It doesn't care about mixed geometry types. If you can get your data to us we'll take a look. Regards ... View more

Hi, from the WAG department, go to the backstage and set Options>Geoprocessing 'Analyze script and model tools for ArcGIS Pro compatibility' to off.  I have achieved faster startup times with this. ... View more

Please try the Summary Statistics geoprocessing tool with COUNT statistic and domain as case field. ... View more

This may be workspace specific then, when we get your data we'll load it into an enterprise database (what DBMS is yours?) and see what happens. ... View more

My money is still on some reserved word issue, lets do this by brute force when you can share your data.  Thanks. ... View more

I spotted something suspicious. Your code: whereClause = "%s IN(%s)" % (fieldDelimited, ', '.join(map(str, valueList))) INNER is of course a SQL reserved word, there isn't a space in IN('NER') and there may be a bug in the workspace SQL parser, please make sure you put a space between IN and the () part of the statement.  The () part must also have the strings quoted.  I use a construct like this: values = ('NER','ABC','DEF') whereClause = '{} IN {}'.format(arcpy.addFieldDelimiters(somefieldname),repr(values)) ... View more

Hi, if you can share your data I will take a look. ... View more

Toss that iThingy - get a Lumia like us real workers 😉 ... View more

Hi The code makes Python sets from field values and does comparisons between sets. No joins required, no SQL.  If you can even only download the zipfile the .py is there. ... View more

Hi Please take a look at this as an alternate solution: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e638afe0695a4ad38388cb8d9b350446 Regards ... View more