Latest Contributions by BradNiemand

What version of ArcGIS does it work on and which one does it not work on? Brad ... View more

You would first need to create a connection to ArcGIS Online through "GIS Servers"/"Add ArcGIS Server" in Catalog (URL = "http://tasks.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services").  Once you have established this connection, you will be able to add the locator to the model. Brad ... View more

We are looking into this issue but don't have anything as of now. Brad ... View more

Can you send me the crash dump from the following directory?  It should have a date on it as well. %appdata%\ESRI\ErrorReports Brad ... View more

I am not getting a crash but the table does fail to geocode when it gets to the record that has a <null> value in the Mailing_Address field. Brad ... View more

Do you create a California locator and what data do you use to create it?  Also, what fields are you mapping when you create the locator? Brad ... View more

Are these locators that you created at 9.3, 10.0, 10.0 SP1, or at 10.0 SP2?  Can you share your data so that I can take a look? Also, what are you doing when it crashes?  Are you batch geocoding, using the Find dialog, using the geocoding toolbar, reverse geocoding, etc... Brad ... View more

Are you able to share your data with me to test?  You can send it to me. Brad bniemand@esri.com ... View more

Unzip and put the lot.xml file in your <ArcGIS Install>\Locators folder. Brad ... View more

Once you created it in a FileGDB can you copy it into SDE?  I think it still may be related to the long name issue I mentioned before. Are you trying to store the locator within a feature dataset? Brad ... View more

When you add a reference featureclass to the create locator tool it uses some logic to try and determine what reference data it thinks that you are adding.  I your case you probably don't have a lot of the recognized names for the fields and therefore it thinks that it is a Alternate Name table.  Do you switch it back to Primary Table?  With regards to the output address locator, it will either use the last place that you tried to store a locator or the same place where the reference data exists.  It also appends part of the tool name to the name of the reference data so, yes it can be quite long. Have you tried to copy your data into a FileGDB and see if you can create a locator in the FileGDB?  Maybe even try to store the locator in a Folder instead of in SDE? Brad ... View more

It could be a known issue with long connection names.  Is the direct connect string really long? Brad ... View more

I got the same error message when trying to run 'Create Address Locator' today.  No one is connected to my SDE database, and I can clearly connect through ArcCatalog to the reference featureclass.  Please let me know if you hear anything. -Annie What version of ArcGIS are you using?  What database are you using?  What version of SDE are you using?  What are your database permissions and what type of connection are you using (direct connection or SDE connnection)? Brad ... View more

Can you try the attached style and let me know if this helps?  This style will work with 10.0 and 10.0 SP1.  Let me know if you need it for 10.0 SP2 because there are some improvements in there that I can't include if you use 10.0 or 10.0 SP1. ... View more

How large is your reference data?  Do you have any of the service packs installed (sp1 or sp2)?  Can you provide me with your reference data so that I can try it on my side? Brad ... View more