Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Hello Mark There is no way to create a locator and use domain values.  The workaround would be to dump the domain to a table and join the field you want to (say) a copy of the reference data. Regards ... View more

Hi If your data are in a table then take a look at the XY to Line tool. Regards ... View more

Hello All Coincident with ArcGIS 10.1 SP1, the on-line geocoding locators visible to ArcGIS for Desktop were replaced by the new World service.  Batch geocoding using the World service requires an ArcGIS Online subscription and will consume credits: http://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/index.html#/Batch_geocoding/02q000000004000000/ The old locators used prior to SP1 are currently still accessible at the URL described in the KB article 36444, but will go offline at some point in 2013:  http://tasks.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services You may add these locators back into your Desktop UI using the attached DefaultLocators.xml file (back up your current copy first). Why has Esri made this change?  We have built the World service in partnership with data partners; you will appreciate it takes considerable resource to capture and maintain the world's address information and build it into reliable high quality web services.  Batch geocoding consumes millions of transactions daily here at Esri; we cannot absorb the rapidly growing cost of global demand for this, but we will continue to support free map navigation and address inspection using geocoding locators we host. Esri also ships free geocoding locators for the US in the Data & Maps media that ships with ArcGIS, and of course we also supply locator definition files for the US, so you are able to make locators using your own data sources. We hope you understand our situation with respect to batch geocoding, if you have any further questions please contact our support team or your account representative at Esri. Regards ... View more

Hi Yes, WFS is still there, but you must install the Data Interoperability extension first - licensing is not required. Regards ... View more

Hello Please log a support call if you are publishing WFS services.  Data Interoperability extension is not involved in WFS publishing. regards ... View more

Hi You might be able to use the core tools XY to Line and Split Line at Point, with the points being made from an event layer in ArcMap from your input table.  The workflow would be: Add your table in ArcMap, create the XY event layer and export it to a point feature class. Make a polyline feature class with XY to Line. Chop the lines up with Split Line at Point. Regards ... View more

Thom If you have your table then you can indeed create bounding hulls for your clusters - see the Minimum Bounding Geometry tool. Try and keep it simple if you can. If you feel the urge to get seriously "hacky" there are approaches to multidimensional indexing in space-time but out-of-the-box is a lot easier. Regards ... View more

Hi Can you supply a sample of your data?  Your code is hard to read without indentation. Thanks ... View more

Vish Please log a support call for this issue, we will replicate it (assuming the WFS service is public and you can share your script) and resolve the issue. Regards ... View more

Clarence In the writer's format parameters, set Drop Table First to Yes. Regards ... View more

Samantha ArcGIS 10.x locators should accept a single field as input for the entire address, for example the locator Street_Addresses_US that ships free in the Data and Maps with ArcGIS works this way.  If you need help finding Esri locator resources then please enquire with your regional office. Regards ... View more

Hi We'll take a look but in the meantime here is an alternate approach. Regards ... View more

Hi I updated the functions. Regards ... View more

Hi I updated the functions to be a little more robust. regards ... View more

See the attached functions; requires ArcGIS 10.1 Regards ... View more