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Hi all We have very strange problem. We have ArcSDE 10.0 (Oracle11g on Linux) with a few large layers (around 1M points each). We can open Desktop 10.3 and view them with no problem. When we save it in MXD and try to reopen it – it takes ArcMap over 20 minutes to open. During this time there is almost no communication or SQL send to the database but the CPU goes to 100% for one core. When the layer in the MXD is 3000 features its open very quick. If we do it in desktop 10.0 the MXD opens immediately. If we try 10.2 – it takes about 3-4 minutes. All the other operation other than open the MXD works fine in 10.3 when accessing ArcSDE 10.0 layers. Any idea? Thanks Mody
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You can build the cache just for some areas and mark 'Create Tiles On Demand' Then create a layer that has a polygon for the entire area and just holes in the areas of interest. You can run the manage tile command with the option to remove tiles to delete the extra cache that was created. The best way is to create a simple python script and let it run automatically every night to clean your disk from unneeded cache. As far as I know if you set your best cache to 5000 it will not build cache for 1000 even if you zoom there and mark cache on demand. It will just resample the 5000 cache. It will only build cache for areas without cache not for new scales. Have Fun Mody
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02-04-2015
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Hi all We have a few programmers that build an application that include limited map form. One developer that has Engine design license builds a user control that includes a MapControl and exposes a few methods. This user control is compiled as dll. The other programmers have Engine RunTime license only. They would like to reference this user control dll and call it from there code. Do all of them need the developer license or just the RT license for running the application? Thanks Mody
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02-03-2015
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Hi Try reverse engineering. After you confirm the name and user (just once) run code that gets IWorkspace.ConnectionProperties Check the values of the result propertieySet to find what is wrong with yours. Have fun
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01-24-2015
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Hi As far as I know the idle size for the original data is just like the default size of overviews tile – it is 5120X5120 (5kX5k) This is small file on disk spatially if you use compressed tiff. Have fun
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01-24-2015
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Hi Try this: Connecting to geodatabases and databases (ArcObjects .NET 10 SDK)
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Hi ArcGIS 10.3 contain ArcSDE just like any other version. It is just not a service and you must use direct connect. Other than that all your 10.2 code should work. Have Fun Mody
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01-20-2015
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Hello all We have a polygon table in Oracle spatial (SDO). Some of the features are not drawn and we get the message that they self-intersect. When we use SDE_GEOM.validate_geometry(shape,0.2)='TRUE' we get a list of all the invalid geometries. We would like to see these invalid geometries after all. Is there any way to do it? Is there a command in Oracle that will fix them? Is it possible to export it to shape file where self-intersecting is fine? Is it possible to translate it to lines that can have self-intersecting ? Any other solutions? Thanks
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Hi I am not sure the function return any list that can be used by the for statement. Check the examples here: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/002z/002z00000011000000.htm The last few examples are very close to what you need. Have fun Mody
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Just found this: Python 3 migration—ArcGIS for Desktop 10.3 | ArcGIS for Desktop I think it answer most of the questions... Thanks
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Python that comes with desktop is 2.7 while python that comes with pro is 3.4 They have some differences in basic syntax. On my machine when you just run Python you gets the 3.4 version (can this be changes?). When you try to execute desktop python programs (including ESRI tools) you get many errors. Is there any solution to this? Thanks Mody
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Hello all We would like to create a geoprocessing service that will write new layer to ArcSDE for each call. We created a very simple Python script that runs without any problems from ArcMap. When you publish it as geoprocessing service the Python script is changed so it try to write to some scratch workspace and it losing the path to ArcSDE connection file. We even tried to create the connection file on the fly (using the GP tool) and use it layer in the script but again the path to the connection file is replaced. Is there any way to do it? Thanks Mody
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Hi You can just get the pixels with direct read into array and use any calculation. Check this: How to access pixel data using the RawBlocks object (ArcObjects .NET 10 SDK) Mody
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Hi Check your domain names – you might have some illegal characters. Try to use "domain to Table" GP tools, and then add the new values to the table. Then try to delete the current domain and use the table to domain to recreate it. Have fun Mody
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01-04-2015
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Hi The findAndReplaceWorkspacePaths should work but the easiest way is to shut down the service, then open the MXD with all layers. You will get many red exclamation marks. You change one of them (using the repair option) and all of them will change. Then all you need to do is resave them as layers. You can use Python Layer.save() to do it. Have Fun Mody
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