Latest Contributions by JoshuaBixby

I can agree with you on the help.  Over time, the help has gotten less technical and more fluffy, for lack of a better term.  More pages and more words doesn't always make for better documentation. ... View more

@Luke_Pinner, I was too quick skimming over the question, thanks for pointing out the real question. ... View more

You are making it harder than it has to be.  Just don't wrap your Python division character in a string.  For example: !A! / !B! ... View more

You can streamline it by not converting to list but a tuple. lyr = "layer name" events = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(lyr, ['Event']) unique_events = tuple(set([row[0] for row in events])) arcpy.management.SelectLayerByAttribute("Lyer2", "NEW_SELECTION", f"Event IN {unique_events}", None) ... View more

Best to contact Esri Support, it appears your license file may have been corrupted during the deauthorization process.  ... View more

Why troubleshoot a problem with legacy ArcPy functions when you can use newer, better ArcPy functions.  See Walk—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

Josh, I seem to be having issues getting case detailed information.  I can't recall, do support requests for My Esri go through Esri Support? ... View more

Likely your feature class is corrupted.  Unfortunately, there is no simple fix.  Take a look at How To: Recover a corrupted feature class in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap (esri.com). Also, if the network share supports file system snapshots, you should look back in time and see if you can recover some previous versions of the FGDB. ... View more

I suggest changing your title because the issue has nothing to do with JSON, the issue is that the maps1.arcgisonline.com site is offline.  Have you called Esri support about that site being down? ... View more

Can you elaborate on "didn't work?"  I just clicked on the hyperlink, and it opened a window with results I would expect. ... View more

Are you connecting to the EGDB as an OS user or a database user?  If the former, what credentials is the task running as? ... View more

You are asking about the situation when 2 of the types have the same value, but it is hard for people to provide any code samples when they don't know what is supposed to be returned in general.  Are you trying to return the type with the highest count from the data?  And when the highest count is shared between types, you want only the most important type? ... View more

Regarding: that is because apparently ArcMap cannot deal with the big number of data. The original question mentions "6000 sets of trip trajectories," which could only qualify as "big number of data" if each trip trajectory had many many millions of vertices.  Even then, one could argue that still isn't "big" data. ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap is a 32-bit application, which comes with the typical limitations of 32-bit applications in terms of addressable memory space.  To augment the base application for larger data sets, Esri has the Background Geoprocessing (64-bit)—ArcMap | Documentation (arcgis.com). ArcGIS Pro is native 64-bit and can process as much data as your machine can handle.  Since ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap will be retired in a couple years, I strongly suggest you start using ArcGIS Pro. Since you seem quite new to Python, I don't believe trying to convert ArcPy code to open-source equivalent is a good use of your time unless your career goal is to get into geoprocessing scripting and development.  ... View more

Given that Pro 3.0 has been in development for many months, and Python.NET support for .NET 6 is very recent, Esri could/would not include Python.NET with Pro 3.0 even if they wanted.  It would be nice to see it sometime in the early Pro 3.x product releases. ... View more