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Ted These 2 ESDA tools creates "dots" on the graph, where each dot represents what happens between 2 points. The number of points in the graph can be calculated by computing n(n+1)/2, where n=number of points. We have done testing and determined that n=500 is sufficient, i.e. 125,250 dots on the graph. Using more than 500 points really does not tell you much more, so we decided to warn you each time. n=1000 will create half a million dots, will you learn any more than if you used n=500? A rule of thumb when doing ESDA is to create a subset (use the CreateSubsets GP tool) if you're using a large dataset. 1000 is large when talking to geostatisticians. I cannot repro the crash. Hope this helps and thanks for testing Steve
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Roy Delete you Windows temp folder and your default file GDB. If this does not work (along with Jeff Swain's suggestions above in this thread) then please contact Esri Support. BTW, can you run Slope or Aspect and what happens if you use .shp input to IDW and output to Esri GRID? Regards Steve
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Roy Can you run IDW using this data? What version of ArcGIS are you using? Input data format - .shp, file or P geodatabase or ? Output format - grid, fGDB raster or ? Thanks Steve
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SP2 contains all the fixes in SP1. There is a problem with joined data on a pGDB in SP2. Please post your exatct steps or email me the data and your workflow (slynch@esri.com) Thanks Steve
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There is no update for "ArcGIS 9 Using ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst", it is now contained within the ArcGIS documentation. The tutorial info can be found in the help or online at http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Introduction_to_the_ArcGIS_Geostatistical_Analyst_Tutorial/0031000000nz000000/ Steve
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