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Any other suggestions to get this to work? Sorry that you are having trouble. For a workaround you can call tech support. I'll also lookup for a suggestion. ... View more

This happens with the default field mapping. From the graphics I guess your lines are your "target" features, right? What is your operating system? Could you please post a screenshot of your default field map - just the wo fields for SHAPE_Length. For example, here is my field map: [ATTACH=CONFIG]13283[/ATTACH] ... View more

Here is some sample data and a model that crashes when using spatial join. Windows 7. SP 3 Thanks a lot for providing me with the repro case (data and model). I could repro the crash on Win 7. It works fine on XP. We are investigating the iussue. I'll keep you updated. ... View more

Could you please surround your code with try-catch and get gp messages in the catch block? What messages do you get? Here is a snippet:     Geoprocessor gp = new Geoprocessor()     try{         // your execution code here ...     }     catch(Exception ex){         console.writeline(ex.Message);         object sev = 2;         console.writeline(gp.GetMessages(ref sev));     } ... View more

Last post mentioned this was fixed in 10 SP2, ....... The spatial join is one-to-many, closest with a set maximum search distance. Just tried your scenario (spatial join in MB) on 10 sp3 - does not crash on my machine. I can further investigate if you can provide the data + model. ... View more

It may happen if you are using fairly large datasets as inputs. I have tried with various datasets and couldn't repro the crash on my XP machine (10 sp3). Please refere to my previous posts and provide more details - I can help if I can repro the issue on my machine. Thanks. ... View more

The whole thing can be done in Python. Here is a sample code (not tested on 9.2): import arcgisscripting gp = arcgisscripting.create() gp.overwriteOutput = 1 # input hard-coded but you can make it a script tool parameter to make it an interactive input. in_fc = r"C:\temp\f.gdb\curvepoly"  # this polygon feature class has several polygons. rows = gp.SearchCursor(in_fc) row = rows.Next() while row:     feat = row.shape     ext = feat.extent     orig = str(ext.XMin) + " " + str(ext.YMin)     yaxis = str(ext.XMin) + " " + str(ext.YMin + 100.00)     opp_corner = str(ext.XMax) + " " + str(ext.YMax)     print orig, yaxis, opp_corner     out_fc = r"C:\temp\f.gdb\fishnetall_" + str(row.OBJECTID)     result = gp.CreateFishnet_management(out_fc, orig, yaxis, "0", "0", "5", "8", opp_corner)     print(gp.GetMessages())     row = rows.Next() del row, rows ... View more

I guess the data type of GPS_Date is Date. What is the data type of your filed Rcvr_Type? Only Text and Date types can be mapped to a Date type. Let me know. ... View more

@Hornbydd Hi Duncan, thanks a lot for describing the issue elaborately. I'll try to repro it locall and submit a bug if necessary. ... View more

Explore the tools in the Spatial Statistics tools. ... View more

What is the coordinate system of your data? ... View more

Please convert your data to one of the projected coordinate systems. ... View more

Try this - use 'NO' within triple-quotes. gp.CalculateField_management(Output_Layer, "PROCESSED", """'NO'""", "PYTHON_9.3", "") ... View more

Also, make sure the target field type is Double with sufficient storage to hold the resulting value. ... View more

Thanks a lot Meredith. Just the final question: which version of ArcGIS you are using? 9.3 or 10.0? Servicie pack number? ... View more