Latest Contributions by JoshSaad1

I'm working on a project to help our Stormwater division collect data for culverts and rain swails using a high-accuracy GPS.  The data will be 3D polylines.  They need to indicate the direction of flow, from the high end to the low end of the pipe.  I'm still trying to figure out how I can visually represent that, but for now I'm starting with the attribute data. I need to calculate the difference in elevation from the start point to the end point of the line.  I found a tool called Calculate Geometry Attributes that can calculate these values, which works great, but I'd like to automate the process using an Attribute Rule in the database. Does anyone know how to calculate the Z value of a point using ArcGIS Arcade? ... View more

I wrote an Arcade expression to calculate the zip code of an address point from its intersecting zip code polygon, and it works just fine:  var fsZip = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "ZipCodes", ["Zip_Code"]) var fsZipIntersect = Intersects(fsZip, $feature) var zip = First(fsZipIntersect) return zip.Zip_Code I use a similar expression to calculate the municipality from the zip codes feature class with no problems: var fsZip = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "ZipCodes", ["PO_NAME"]) var fsZipIntersect = Intersects(fsZip, $feature) var city = First(fsZipIntersect) return city.PO_NAME But when I try to do essentially the same process to calculate the intersecting neighborhood or building footprint I get an error, "Dictionary Type Expected". var fsBuilding = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "BuildingFootprint", ["bldngid"] var fsBuildingIntersect = Intersects(fsBuilding, $feature) var Building = First(fsBuildingIntersect) return Building.bldngid var fsNeighborhood = FeatureSetByName($datastore, "Neighborhood", ["nbrhdid"]) var fsNeighborhoodIntersect = Intersects(fsNeighborhood, $feature) var Neighborhood = First(fsNeighborhoodIntersect) return Neighborhood.nbrhdid All of my feature classes are in the same file geodatabase that I'm using for testing, so they're all in the same data store.  Does anyone know why this might be happening? ... View more

Using the new Address Data Management solution, the process for adding streets involves running a python script that imports the Full Road Names from the Master Road Name table into the RoadNameIndex domain.  In an enterprise geodatabase, it seems that only the owner of the domain can update it.  We've got a multi-user editing environment where multiple users will need to update the domain when adding streets. Is there a way that each of our editors can update the RoadNameIndex domain using their own accounts? ... View more