Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

‎12-01-2013

Some more options that are missing: 1) Sdegdbrepair - ?? 2) Sdeexport / sdeimport: should we continue to use this as a way to transfer data? 3) Sdegroup - ?? 4) Sdelayer -o si_stats : is GDBT going to be part of core? It does not exists for 10.1 5) Sdelayer -o load_only / normal_io : helps to load a lot of data. 6) Sdetable -o add_uuid_column / populate_uuid_column - ?? 7) Sdetable -o unregister : should we use that at all? We tried to get a NIM for all of them but failed�?� Ofcourse not all of them are the same importance Thanks Mody

‎11-16-2013

Hi There is no access in Python to the raster attributes �?? you must use ArcObjects. A nice solution could be to use the GP Export Raster Catalog paths to create a table with the raster paths. Then open a cursor on it and when you have the full path you can do anything with it. Have fun Mody

‎11-16-2013

The IGPUtilities.RemoveInternalLayer worked but even a better solution was to run the GP delete tool on the in memory layer. Thanks Mody

‎11-12-2013

I am using ArcObjects to call GP tools. Most tools does not leave any locks and the data can be deleted after the tool is done. The MakeFeatureLayer is different. It gets a feature class and return a string so there is no COM object I can release. I did release the feature class and the workspace but the feature class is still locked. I tried to cast the IGeoProcessorResult.getOutput into ILayer so I can release it but it fail. I know I can get the feature class using DecodeFeatureLayer but it does not help me to clean up. I am using MakeFeatureLayer, do something with that layer and then would like to delete the feature class. Please help

‎11-05-2013

In the VBA examples for 10.0 there was a great example: http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/vba_desktop/conceptualhelp/0001/000100000054000000.htm You can try to translate it. Have fun

‎09-28-2013

Hi The best way is to project the data into a projected coordinate system, and then all the measurements will be translated to feet or meter. Another way is to use the tools in the Linear Referencing toolbox to create the internal measurements any way you like. Have fun Mody

‎08-28-2013

Hi Use can run Data management->Raster->Mosaic->Export Mosaic Dataset Paths GP tool. Then use Python to match the two on the OBJECTID. Mody

‎08-28-2013

Hi V What is sdequery? Can it select on a circle and not on Envelope? Thanks Mody

‎08-28-2013

Hi Some more information: The database is Oracle11g on Linux. The query is done in SQL. The layer is a very simple layer that was exported from a shape file using ArcCatalog. The query is buffering some center point in some distance and try to get all the points under it as a list of strings. I am not sure what is the data Interoperability got to do with it. The user wants to use SQL only to "export" the data to some ascii format. Whey and how should I use data Interoperability? Thanks Mody

‎08-26-2013

Hello all We have a layer with about 500k points in st_geometry (oracle). We perform a spatial query in SQL that gets about 20k features back. When we just get the OBJECTID the query takes less than 4 seconds. When we return the sde.st_AsText(shape) it takes about 45 seconds. Is it takes so much time for that function to work (on a simple point layer)? We need the geographic information in some kind of a text (taking it to a different system), is there any way to improve it? Thanks Mody

‎08-24-2013

Hi Use Copy Raster. See here: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/0017/001700000094000000.htm Just change the file extension in the examples to convert jp2 to tiff. Mody

‎08-20-2013

If I understand you correctly what you need is a class with functions in it. Check C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\ArcToolbox\Scripts\ConversionUtils.py for a good example. There are many other scripts in the same directory that uses this util function (for example BatchProject.py). Have Fun Mody

‎08-20-2013

Thanks to everybody that are trying to help!! We are using Engine 10.1 no service pack. What is the language patch? Is it for Engine or Linux? We are not using any style just selecting fonts that was installed on the Linux too. We can see Hebrew on the screen when using the MapTip Engine sample.Tthe Hebrew value on the screen looks fine but not as a label. I notice that if we change the font in the lyr (in Windows) and try to load it on the Linux the font does not change. If we change the size the label does look bigger. Thanks Mody

‎08-19-2013

We are trying to see labels in Hebrew. All fonts are installed on Linux. We can see Hebrew on the form but not on the graphic screen. Tried both shape file, FGDB and just graphics in the MXD. Some of them are not displayed at all, some other looks like gibberish. Thanks Mody

‎08-19-2013

Hello all We write a JAVA application on eclipse for Linux RedHat. We need to show labels that are not in English. We use lyr files or MXD to get layers with labels on the screen. The labels looks ok on windows but look as gibberish on Linux. Thanks Mody

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Latest Contributions by ModyBuchbinder

Re: Alternatives to using SDE command line tools - Blog Discussion

Re: get raster properties of each raster in mosaic dataset

Re: Releasing feature class after using MakeFeatureLayer

Releasing feature class after using MakeFeatureLayer

Re: Getting raster cell indexes from point coordinates

Re: Is there a way to convert the decimal degree shape length into miles?

Re: Accessing Paths for rasters in a mosaic dataset

Re: st_AsText slow

Re: st_AsText slow

st_AsText slow

Re: Script for bulk processing og JP2 to geoTIFF format

Re: Where to create the function that can be called from several tools?

Re: Non English labels on Linux Java application

Re: Non English labels on Linux Java application

Non English labels on Linux Java application

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