Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Hi Please see if my tool (link below) does what you need.  You can make a NEW_SELECTION on one input based on shared values from the other object, any unselected records will be your diff. I haven't tried PGDB inputs but File GDB and SDE workspaces work, although SDE will take longer to make the table scan - but it sure is a lot easier than coding or using SQL. http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e638afe0695a4ad38388cb8d9b350446 Regards ... View more

Andy, someone will be in touch. Regards ... View more

Hello Chris If you have an advanced license then the Near geoprocessing tool will add fields to your parcels that expose which address point is inside each parcel (or not if that's the case). This tool will let you join address point attributes to your parcels efficiently: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=da1540fb59d84b7cb02627856f65a98d Come to think of it the tool at that link might need 10.3.1, let me know if you can't run it. Regards ... View more

Hi Dan is correct, but there is a 'rubber sheet' workflow under Editing Tools/Conflation.  You would have to convert your links into a feature class and use them in the Rubbersheet Features tool. If your data is high accuracy then rubber sheeting will degrade it.  For projects requiring the utmost precision, survey work and NTv2 adjustment grids can be leveraged, as here. Regards ... View more

Oops, sorry, yes I was. I know the arcrest author, I'll bring him in - stand by. ... View more

Line 139, in the file downloaded. As written it was '60', not 60. ... View more

Try: 'expiration': 60, in your credentials.  i.e. an integer, not a string. It looks like the token is timing out.  You have to manage token lifecycle. This is a whole lot easier in ArcGIS Pro. Regards ... View more

Hello Christopher I can give you a geoprocessing sample for ArcGIS Pro that batch geocodes against ArcGIS Online theoretically to any scale. The web being what it is, it is always possible the wire breaks or a router goes down. You can tell your data warehouse person about the web service the tool uses: geocodeAddresses—ArcGIS REST API: World Geocoding Service | ArcGIS for Developers Please email me at [email protected] and I'll share. Regards ... View more

Hi If you have access to an instance of ArcGIS for Server and ArcGIS Pro then there is another paradigm available, to leverage the cores on a server and achieve concurrency with the concurrent.futures module in Python 3. Here is an example: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e57a7f9b15de428ea33c62e00bfb2332 For the scenario in question, the GeometryServer endpoints could be used, like Difference. Another way to leverage cores is with subprocesses, here is an example which calls 64bit ArcPy: http://arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=b3c7c6273ef54e91aa57a073aa873eca  If you are going to use multiprocessing and pool.map you have a blocking situation anyway, so you may as well spin up subprocesses. Multiprocessing on the client side is hard, with just a little practice with handling JSON and web calls all the pain goes away and you can get linear scaling with server capacity. Regards ... View more

Hi There are a couple of tools available in the gallery: http://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?q=CSV&t=content&focus=tools Regards ... View more

Yes, arcpy.da.ExtendTable is already there and suitable for the join field use case. My tool has an issue if your key field is unicode, byte order drives the sort used to join whereas the collation order of a language may be different.  I didn't pursue fixing that - it looked hard.  Maybe a temporary SQLite database could be used. ... View more

Does the Repair Geometry geoprocessing tool not do the job for you? The Data Interoperability extension can also repair geometries in place and has fine grained control over handling various issues. Regards ... View more

Hi If you make the shapefile a layer in ArcGIS Pro  then arcpy can push editable data up easily: CreateWebLayerSDDraft—ArcPy | ArcGIS for Desktop Regards ... View more