Latest Contributions by BruceHarold

Hello Paulo Please see this tool for detecting errors in address ranges: http://resources.arcgis.com/gallery/file/geocoding/details?entryID=1A290038-1422-2418-88FC-098400376B88 We also have a sample tool that can create address range values from address points alongside street centerlines; this tool requires the Data Interoperability extension, let me know if that is of interest. Regards ... View more

Hello Janet Support for AutoCAD 2010 will be included in a future service pack for Data Interoperability.  We hope to have this done mid-year. Regards ... View more

Hello Wing In your Python script, make sure you are checking out the extension before calling the Quick Export tool: arcpy.CheckOutExtension("DataInteroperability") Regards ... View more

..and yes, KML is supported. Regards ... View more

Martin http://customers.esri.com/ Regards ... View more

Keith Another option is the Data Interoperability extension.  It supports all the native spatial types in DBMS platforms supported by SDE. The Quick Export geoprocessing tool would be the simplest option to migrate SDE layers one at a time. Regards ... View more

Hi Jason I'm on the geocoding team here in Redlands, can you tell me what sort of work you're doing here that requires this sort of path-finding geocoding? If it is a reasonably common workflow we'll consider it for a future release. Probably best to email me at bharold@esri.com. Thanks! ... View more

Hi Tom The POST option will be in the 10.1 release of Data Interoperability. Regards ... View more

Hello Frankii Try upgrading your graphics card device driver. Regards ... View more

Guys This is great use of the software, but at the scale you are working at, if you're doing a levelling survey for a sewer line or something you really need to know the GPS accuracy is right on or check with optical methods. Cheers ... View more

Hi Yes.  For ArcGIS 9.x you can use an Interoperability Connection if you have the Data Interoperability extension, and for 10.0 you have the built-in Query Layer functionality within ArcMap. Regards ... View more

Hi One way to do this would be to code the job as a Python script tool.  If your endpoint supports request and response compression make sure to use that as otherwise the packets will be big. Regards ... View more

Jonty What is your host DBMS, or are you using file GDB?  Email me at bharold@esri.com and i'll determine the correct syntax. Regards ... View more

Hi Jonty Is "SORT" a reserved word in your DBMS? Also, the parenthese around the subquery (select...) will be required. Cheers ... View more

Hi Jonty Your SQL query will be something like; where...: "ObjectID" = (select min("ObjectID") from Mytable) and "Otherfield" = 0 Depending on the host database you're working in the syntax may need to be tweaked. See the help on subqueries. Regards ... View more