Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Hi Please set your transaction enviroment to "versioning" or "edit session" then it should work. Regards ... View more

Hi If you have the freedom to alter the schema of your table you could implement a geohash-based query: http://code.google.com/p/python-geohash/ You would need to calculate a hash onto each point, with a precision to suit your data. Then your nearby query would devolve into a string range query. Regards ... View more

Hello Naym GML (and WFS) "points" are handled as multipoint.  Please use the geoprocessing tool "Multipart to Singlepart" to convert GML multipoint to Point data. Regards ... View more

Hi See also:  http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e06a278da4e94d168427f45ef4a8c5b7 Regards ... View more

Hi James I output to shapefile.  If you are having issues specific to PostGres please open a support call, then an analyst will try and reproduce your issue on the same platform. Regards ... View more

Hello I just tested some multipart polygons fed into an aggregatefilter and it correctly detected which features were multipart. Please log a support call and supply the analyst with your data so we can take a look. Thanks ... View more

Hi Please log a support call; the analyst will require your test data, at least for the problem intersection(s). Regards ... View more

...anybody mention Tissot Circles around lat/long coordinates that will look like ellipses when projected? 🙂 Regards ... View more

Hello Alex There are no ArcPy methods for accessing the runtime properties of a locator. An approach you may want to look at is making a copy of the locator with different properties. Regards ... View more

Hello John Please log a support call for this issue, it will need to be reproduced in your environment for a response. regards ... View more

Hi This tool will detect flipped street segments: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d826f83e4f604db9989b71c12e5626a2 Regards ... View more

Richard In the meantime you could build something with the math.hypot function but if you're not using point features it might be inefficient. Regards ... View more

Hi Dynamic geocoding relies on geodatabase functionality so will only work when table edits are performed using ArcGIS. It should be possible to call the operating system from within your DBMS SQL code, for example in SQL Server there is a stored procedure call:  EXEC master.dbo.xp_cmdshell - which could run a Python script that does the geocoding using ArcPy.  However, I must add that I'm no DBA and this might be an idea from the chamber of horrors for DBAs. Regards ... View more

That is what I'm looking for, but I do not have the Desktop Advanced license required. Is there a way to do a similar function with a Desktop Basic license? Hi You can mimic Erase with a little effort.  First Clip your streets polygons usng your Lights polyons, then Union the output of this with the original Streets polygons. The features with a clip output FID of -1 are what Erase would output. Regards ... View more