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Have you considered creating a Tile Cache instead? I prefer it as I can control the tile generation in batches.
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Hello, Looking at a current setup of our Oracle 11g SDE I've found that Keyset tables are unable to be generated under the users' schema as they do not have Create Table privileges. I will need to now check for tables which may be generated under the SDE schema after reading the below. """ In DB2, Informix, and SQL Server databases, the keyset table is created as a temporary table. In Oracle databases, when a user who has CREATE TABLE privileges causes a keyset table to be created, the keyset table is stored in the user's schema. If a user does not have CREATE TABLE privileges, a procedure is invoked to create the keyset table in the ArcSDE administrator's schema. """ Should users be granted create table permission to generate these Keyset tables, and are they worth it? Also noting that Oracle retains the tables, which I would guess needs to be cleared-out regularly. If anyone has experience of this and particularly Oracle SDE condifuration it would be enormously helpful.
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Hi Sam, The local profile stuff should be in your C:\ drive in your %APPDATA% folder (you can just enter %APPDATA% in the path window to navigate to it). This is generally disabled in organisations to stop this kind of meddling, but you may be lucky and it is just a hidden folder. If it comes up with a permission issue, definitely raise it to your IT dept and ask them to go through the workflow or to grant your access (takes less than a minute if they were to reset normal.mxt for you). Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows 10
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I'd recommend resetting your normal.mxt, do a search for it and i'm sure you'll find a good explanation of the process. If not, let me know and I can write it up (it's not long-winded I just don't want to!).
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06-29-2020
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I've read this several times and would find a few pictures very helpful.
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06-29-2020
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What version of ArcMap are you using? Something seems fishy with the coordinate system being 'wgs 84'. If you go into the dataframe properties and coordinate systems you should be able to see the coordinate system details of your layers. Mine reads as Geographic coordinate system GCS_WGS_1984. It could be a funky custom GCS. The default transformation that pops up is WGS_1984_(ITRF00)_To_NAD_1983 but I believe NAD_1983_To_WGS_1984_5 would be best suited (but i'm not from North America so don't hold me to it).
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In the sense of running and sharing your tool definitely, otherwise the tool will be looking for the rasters you reference in whichever folder they are saved in, rather than following the logical progression of your Model. Also any changes you subsequently make to your model inputs will not be output by the tool, as the rasters are hardcoded. In short, use the 'gridded' rasters!
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06-28-2020
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It really looks like you're moving the 'source' point but not recomputing the cost distance, or using the old output, if it's not set to override it will output something like BackLink_1
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You're using AGOL? I was thinking from a scripting perspective so have little experience with AGOL and the credits system. What I was trying to say is how you mean 'facing the road', does that side have to be perpendicular to the road? You've not given much description of what you want to achieve and why.
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06-27-2020
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Hi, can you screenshot what your data looks like, how do you determine a parcel facing a road? What is the parcel? Are there other features that may block it from facing a road? do you mean the front facing the road or something, and if so how do you know the front of a parcel? There are much better proximity and spatial relation tools than doing 2 buffers (although you could kind-of conceptually see similarities).
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I would say it's to differentiate the existing rasters created by your model in your table of contents from the output variable rasters within your model.
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06-27-2020
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oh I thought print(layerSet) would return an Object. What are you intending to do with the cursor and the code in general? I cant see a use of the cursor after it's instantiated. Would give me a better insight when reading the code.
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06-25-2020
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I briefly experimented with creating a line from the transect points and running a buffer to the inland. In-between the curve vertices would be your likely end-point of a line from the transect point. to automate this I would probably manually turn that buffer into a line, and snip it at the top and bottom, then delete the left-hand-side. You could then possibly work out what vertices you want e.g. turn every other vertex into a point then create a line from there to the transect point.
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