Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

‎11-16-2016

Hello all We would like to have a coordinate grid with the coordinate's values next to the map edges (something like the grids in ArcMap layouts). Is there any simple way (or code sample) to do it in JavaScript? Thanks

‎11-15-2016

When you create a feature class with any projection the default extent should be good - do not change it. Try to put a layer in the same projection in ArcMap with some data and add features using this as reference layer. You can always take some of ESRI world data, project it (or parts of it) to your projection and use it as a reference layer. Have fun

‎11-15-2016

I think all this should be in the Python area... The first question is why do you want to put your images "in" the FGDB. It just make them bigger. I think you want to build a Mosaic Dataset inside the FGDB that point to the rasters on disk and look like one raster in ArcMap. Check this: What is a mosaic dataset?—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Have fun Mody

‎11-14-2016

We just had a similar problem (running the GP service from WAB. Check BUG-000100346

‎11-14-2016

We have this problem too with Mosaic dataset. The first step is to build the Mosaic with the original data and see that it looks fine. Then try to create reference mosaic with the new projection and define the correct transformation. The software round the coordinates between different projection and sometime you see a white line of a few centimeters. Have Fun Mody

‎11-07-2016

Hi All We are trying to use license manager on Oracle Cloud machine and fail. In the attachment you can see the Machine ID's screen of the license manager that looks wrong and the results of ipconfig command on the same machine. Does anybody have any experience with this platform? Thanks Mody

‎10-17-2016

Try to use the zOrder field. See here: Understanding the mosaicking rules for a mosaic dataset—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

‎10-17-2016

You Can try to use Export Mosaic Dataset Paths—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop to create a table with all paths. You will have to check what you get for the problem rasters but it should help to identify them. I do not know a way to fix paths in Python. It should be easy to remove the bad rasters and add them again using Python. You must check that the overviews are still ok.

‎10-05-2016

Try This: import re str1 = "Incandescent 200 250" loc = re.search("\d",str1) pos = loc.start() print "First part = [%s], second part = [%s]" % (str1[:pos], str1[pos:len(str1)])

‎10-05-2016

I would like to create one cache from a few data sources to use in mobile application. The data sources include some local (vector and raster) data and Map service. The docs say that the mxd for the Managed Tile Cache cannot include map service. When I test it – it just works without any problem (cache is created). Is it a real limitation? Why does it work? Is there any better way to do it? I need to set an area of interest (the mobile does not need to full extent). I am using 10.3.1 Thanks

‎09-18-2016

Why not creating a constant raster with the same extent (there is a GP tool for that) and use the "con" command to replace some values in raster 1 with raster2?

‎09-18-2016

Try using "r" in front of the string. It just like the "@" in C# It tell the software to ignore the usual meaning of the slash and use it as simple char. x = r"C:\temp" Have fun

‎09-12-2016

The first (and easiest) test is to copy & paste the layer into temporary layer in the same geodatabase. If it draws fast then delta tables/states are the problem. If it draw slow then the features are too complex. In that case try to zoom to different areas. Usually there are just a few very complex polygons. If you can split them it can solve the problem. Have fun Mody

‎09-06-2016

That is not what I mean. Install VS2012. Then create a new solution for ArcGIS 10.3.1 using one of the templates. make sure you can compile it. Then open and work with this solution using VS2015 - it should work. Use VS2012 ONLY to create the initial solution in the correct way.

‎09-05-2016

Hi I do not know why it does not show the current instance. I know you can ignore this screen, the user that installed the software will be manager. Then you can try to use the "database servers" in Catalog to add more users (including admins).

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Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

Coordinate grid in JS

Re: The Create Feature task could not be completed. The coordinates or measures are out of bounds

Re: How to load a directory of rasters into a geodatabase using Python?

Re: GP Results not rendering when permissions in place

Re: White stripes in cached raster catalog?

License manager on Oracle Cloud

Re: Mosaic Dataset - Setting MinPS below LowPS has no effect

Re: Define source raster in mosaic dataset

Re: How to split variable length field at first number - Field Calculator

Use Manage Tile Cache to create cache for map service

Re: Fill islands in raster with constant value

Re: File Path Lists and arcpy.GetParameterAsText

Re: I have a polygon ArcSDE feature class (in sql server) that is drawing very slow.

Re: How to use Visual Studio 2015 to compile ArcGIS 10.3.1 Addin project?

Re: Why can't I enable the local SQL Server Express instance to store geodatabases?

Re: Monitor stop working after disk full

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Enterprise staging 11.4 license

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