Latest Contributions by RhettZufelt

Not where I can test, but think it might have to do with the if/elseif/else statements. This would exclude any other matching items  (if the first IF is true, then doesn't execute the elseif, and so on). I am doing something similar here (and further in the post is more info), but looking for intersections with multiple point featureclasses.  But, I do an "IF" comparison for each condition, and if there is a value, add it to the dictionary.  This way each if statement gets executed, regardless of the results of the others.  Then, once the dict is populated, return it. This code was originally taken from here. Suspect you want something similar to what I have inside the 'for' loop (as you are only intersecting against a single FC) so shouldn't have to iterate. In any case, I think if you set the 'NA' values first, then if they intersect, they get updated with the appropriate value, otherwise will return NA. Hope this helps get you on track, R_     ... View more

You can use Attribute Rules for this. Example for nearest features here. R_ ... View more

are you trying to publish a MapService from SDE data to local ArcGIS Server?  If so, I have seen this error when I had to register the database with the server.  Even though the data IS already registered, and Server Manager validates it, re-register with different name often makes it work. If not, not out much testing.... R_ ... View more

You can hover over the file/folder in Catalog and the popup will show you the path:   or, right click the folder in the catalog pane and choose "Show in File Explorer" (or "Copy Path"):   R_ ... View more

If all you are using it for is comparing imagery, the Imagery Viewer instant app works great for this.  Just have to enable the swipe toggle in the setup. R_ ... View more

Wonder if You can use a 'borrowed' license? You can increase the Borrowed license timeout to 65,000 days (178 years): Of course, this won't help if you change computers.....   R_ ... View more

Are you trying to insert an OBJECTID?  That field is handled by the database itself and ESRI should populate the OBJECTID for you. Have not tested, but possible that getting the max OBJECTID and incrementing it then inserting might be trying to insert your OBJECTID as well as automatically generating one, so they would/could be the same (already in table). Also, not sure what/how you are inserting a row with arcpay.da.InsertCursor AND SQL insert into.....  Could you clarify this a bit? R_ ... View more

When entering code, best to use the code formatting. See this post for one way to accomplish your goal. R_   ... View more

I have some python scripts that do some calculations on AGOL data and can often run into the timeout issue. I tried using some code that processed the data in 'chunks', but there seems to be no consistency of how many records before it fails. So, I modified my script to keep track of what has been updated, and then keeps trying on the rest of the data until it is complete.  Not sure if this will help, but  Here is a post where I give example of how I'm performing this. R_ ... View more

If I have to do this with many values, I find it easier to just create a features for each value off to the side before I create the symbology. Once the symbology is created (and saved) you can delete the temp features. R_ ... View more