Latest Contributions by curtvprice

‎11-21-2019

Run Row Counts is the model to run, just double click it and enter a workspace, it will go make a count table for every feature class in the workspace, you can then run the Merge tool to put them together. This tool works on feature classes not tables, because you said shapefiles.

‎11-21-2019

(updated) I am working with InSAR data which is basically a raster with float values of phase shift ranging from some negative float value to some positive float value (say -13.345 to +14.345). I want to display a wrapped colormap through equal intervals so for example from 0 to 1 displays 32 colors through a colormap, repeated from 1.0001 through 2, and also mirrored in the other direction (0 to -1, -1.001 to -2 etc). With InSAR this shows wrapped values in "bulls-eye" features that indicate subsidence or elevation of the surface. UPDATE: I was confused about the method we were using, our current method was to create an algorithmic colormap that did a rainbow (HSV Mars Red -> Peony Pink) as many wraps as we wanted and using the classified renderer, equal interval with 256 classes. This is kind of a pain in ArcMap (not so bad once you have the ramps created). But it is still kind of klunky. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this?

‎11-20-2019

I am impressed the tool worked for 15G. Yes, I would definitely tile your processing, if for no other reason that processes you are going to run on the results (flow length, flowdirection, flow accumulation) do not scale well. Recent updates to the software (10.6, 10.7) have really improved the scalability of raster processing, but you are taking about VERY big rasters.

‎11-20-2019

Yes that's the link, over the years I have seen effective results from doing this - second only to buttonholing key people (that I know) at UC!

‎11-20-2019

When I run into a possible issue in the documentation I go to the online help page, and complain using the feedback button. I was told by an Esri person that is one of those authors that it goes straight to the person or team that authors that doc page. I just did this for you for this tool (with a link to this thread) in case Kory's message doesn't get to the right person right away.

‎11-18-2019

The two models are already nested, one model calls the other. The driver model takes a folder as input and runs on every feature class in the input folder. Do not use the ArcMap "right-click-batch" functionality, it does not work with model tools. For more information on how iteration and nesting models works, see the help: A quick tour of using iterators—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

‎11-16-2019

I think the issue is that the input points are inside a feature dataset, and the tool validation is having trouble with that and will not run. I suggest that after you get the path from the iterator, copy the points to an intermediate dataset (that is, NOT inside a feature dataset) with the Copy Features tool, then pass that copy to Points To Raster. An alternative to copying that may work (but faster) is to pass the output of the iterator to the Make Feature Layer tool, which may wrap an extent that the Point To Raster tool will recognize. Worth a try. Is this ArcMap or Pro?

‎11-16-2019

Brian, I just implemented a way to do this in Model Builder. This toolbox has a main tool that creates the table with two fields, input path and count. I have a second model tool that does this in batch, if you run it you will have a bunch of tables named count_shapefile1, count_shapefile2. You can then put the count tables together with the Merge tool. You can yet create a third model that runs the batch model tool and passes the output to the Merge tool, but let's not get too carried away here. RowCountToTableTools.tbx‌

‎11-16-2019

This is a toolbox that records Get Count results in an output table. The model is provided with a batch tool that can be used to run the count on all the feature classes in a workspace. It is another demonstration that a little bit of Python (used in the Calculate Value tool) can make ModelBuilder a lot more useful! Update: added a second tool to run counts on standalone tables instead of feature class tables. To use, open the model tool (Run Row Counts or Run Row Counts on Tables), provide workspace, wildcard, format. The tool will create one output count table for each input, these can be merged with the Merge tool and converted to Excel using the Excel To Table tool.

‎11-16-2019

I found your post from earlier this year I would like to get a record count for many shapefiles created during a process into a table for a QA process‌ -- and created a little ModelBuilder tool that will do what you need. I think. RowCountToTableTools.tbx‌

‎11-16-2019

Thanks for considering it!

‎11-11-2019

SQL Server MOD is %: OBJECTID % 30 = 0‍‍

‎11-02-2019

The tool in ArcMap works the same as Pro. The functionality you are remembering from ArcMap is right-clicking a numeric field in a table attribute view and selecting Calculate Geometry... which allows you to choose to calculate area in any coord system you wish.

‎11-02-2019

I think a good way to try to select out matching records is to create a layer or table view (the Make Feature Layer or Make Table View tool) add a join by a key field with Add Join to your output dataset, select for otable.OBJECTID IS NULL (these are the no-matches), remove the join (Remove Join). Now you'll have a selected set of features that are not in your output dataset. Pass this as the source dataset to the append tool. Another option (less complicated, but maybe too slow) is to go ahead and append them all and later use Delete Identical to clean up duplicate records at the end of the process. But make sure you save a copy of the dataset you appending to around in case something goes wrong! Best not to tempt fate. Hope this helps!

‎11-02-2019

I'm pretty sure Aurelie Shapiro is using Pro with the mention of hovering the mouse around to find things. In Pro the equivalent place to do this to avoid the "hovering and waiting" is to open the geoprocessing history in the Analysis tab, there is a button in there to open the history where you can copy and paste the messages similar to your ArcMap screenshot.

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