Latest Contributions by CynthiaKozma

I haven't had much luck finding a solution to this - which seems like it should be so easy.  One of our servers is still running 9.3, and I have a daily python script that runs on it.  One of the updates I would like to make is to be able to sort the records in a geodatabase based on the field 'Project Number' - in ascending order.  I thought it was an easy addition of sort_management until I realized that this is only available after 10.0.  Is there any way to accomplish this with 9.3?  Any help is appreciated. ... View more

My brain is slowing down this Friday afternoon, and I am having trouble figuring this out.  I have 42 GRIDs for a water basin (each representing a year).  Each grid contains the attributes for January - December - so 12 attributes with the amount of water received for each month.  Is there a way to create one final grid (or maybe one for each month) that contains the 42 year average of water for each month??  Any help or ideas is appreciated.  This is what the attribute tables look like... ... View more

I am new to Python, so this may have a simple answer.  This is something that I used to write in AML in 10 minutes.  I want to relate a feature class to a table, select all records in the feature class - which would select related records in the table, do a switch selection on the table and create a new feature from the table.  My script does what it is supposed to when I use a small sample set, but totally crashes ArcMap so that it closes completely about 1/4 of the way through the full (13,000) records.  I believe it has something to do with the nested cursors that I have going.  How can I keep it from crashing and closing and finish the script?  Any help would be great!  Or if there is an easier way to do a relate in python?? This is the piece where is does a "relate" and ArcMap closes.......... # Create a search cursor to loop through the building_pt_sewer table arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("building_clip", "NEW_SELECTION", "OBJECTID > 0") buildings = arcpy.SearchCursor("building_clip") parc_field = "parcels_ASSESSOR_N_1" for building in buildings:     #Get Parcel Number of building     building_ID = building.getValue(parc_field)     # Create search cursor for looping through the buildings     sewers = arcpy.SearchCursor(DestinationTable)     sewer_field = "parcel_id"     for sewer in sewers:         #Get parc of sewer         sewer_parc = sewer.getValue(sewer_field)         query = "parcel_id = " + "'%s'" %building_ID         print query         arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(DestinationTable, "ADD_TO_SELECTION", query)   #     break del buildings, sewers ... View more

I have found a lot of solutions to prevent caching on the client side, but not for Flex Viewer 3.1.  Does anyone know how to disable the client side caching in 3.1.  We are creating an Application that the general public can use, but that I will need to make regular updates to.  For those clients that may use the application repeatedly, I want to make sure that they are always seeing the updated version and not what is cached on their computers.  Any help would be greatly appreciated! ... View more