Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

‎08-26-2015

Hi I think the best way is to use geoprocessing service. Just build a simple python program that does the operation. The parameters will be the from, to and offset. The tool will create line feature class. Then you publish and use it in WAB, it will return you thecreated feature class and a new layer. Have Fun Mody

‎08-26-2015

Hi The best way is to build a mosaic dataset and serve it using Image Extension. I think that you need some extra license if you want to serve MrSID files. Compressed tif (JPEG compression) is very good format. You should keep the raster data on disk, the mosaic dataset itself should be in a geodatabase but it is not very big. Have fun Mody

‎08-24-2015

Cast any geometry into IPointCollection

‎08-24-2015

Hi all I have tried to rebuild indexes - it did not worked. We have the problem with a few layers. Most of them are polyline layers in st_geometry with a few hadreds features. There are some messages in the logs when you try to select but no error about the drawing. What do you mean by metadata? - there are about 30 attributes from diffrent types. Thanks Mody

‎08-24-2015

Hello We have some strange layer in ArcSDE (Oracle11g, ArcSDE 10.1) that does not draw on screen without any error message (single symbol). When you select the features the selected features is drawn in the selected color only. The attribute table looks fine. Any ideas? Thanks

‎08-23-2015

Hi This question belong to the ArcObject SDK and not the runtime. If I understand the question you must go vertex by vertex and write them again in the way you like. Something like newVertex.X = round(oldVertex.X + 0.5) Have fun Mody

‎08-23-2015

Hi Mark I am not sure I understand the question but if you create a layer with field1 = 12345 and then run statistics or frequency on field2 does it gives you the results you are looking for? Another way is to open a cursor on features that has field1 = 12345 ORDER by field2 and count the features. Have fun Mody

‎08-22-2015

Hi Sharon Adding to Dan post there is a Multipart to Single part tool under data management -> features Sometimes you want to keep this polygon as one multipart polygon since the attributes are the same for all polygons. Self-intersecting polygons are not allowed in geodatabase but multipart polygons are fine. Keep in touch Mody

‎08-18-2015

Hello all I am trying to use sderaster –o copy in ArcSDE 10.1 (windows, oracle11g) to copy raster from one schema to another. I use the syntax sderaster –o copy –l new_raster,raster –g –u xx –p pp "-l old_raster,taster –v 1 –u yy –p pp2" By the docs giving the –g should register the raster into geodatabase. After the raster is copied it looks like a table in ArcCatalog. When I register it in the geodatabase (using ArcCatalog) I get raster catalog and not raster dataset. By the docs this is what should happen if I DO NOT gives the –g option. Is there any other way to copy the raster without rebuilding the pyramids (takes a long time). Is there any work around for sderaster –o copy? Thanks Mody

‎08-16-2015

Hi You can use IDocumentInfo2 to enter some MetaData on MXD. Have fun Mody

‎08-02-2015

The old cursor has a problem with release. It can be solved but it not always works. When you use the "with" keyword with da cursors it's releasing the resources much better and it is also faster. This should be always the way, no reason to use old cursors.

‎08-01-2015

Hi You should use the da.UpdateCursor and use the "with" keyword (see docs). Then the cursor close and release the table after it finished. Then you can use the calculate. In your code the cursor is not closed Have fun Mody

‎07-23-2015

Thanks for your answers. The two things I cannot change is that the mosaic is served as a service and the server is virtual. The C: drive is not the same as the C for physical machine. This is the reason for the question. Thanks

‎07-22-2015

Hello all I have a file Geodatabase with a big mosaic (over 500k tiles) that I need to publish as a map/image service. My Server is a virtual machine. All raster data reside on a SAN/NAS disks The FGDB itself is not too big so I can put it in any where I want. Where will be the best place? On the local C: drive (even it is virtual) On the local C: of the machine that runs the virtual machine On the SAN/NAS drive (which one is better)? Anywhere else (SSD drive)? Thanks Mody

‎07-22-2015

Hey Ken Did you ever found a solution for this? We have the same problem. Thanks Mody

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Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

Re: create line graphic in WAB

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Re: export arcsde feature layer to mdb table by changing the value of vertex xy value

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Use sderaster –o copy in ArcSDE 10.1

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