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You need to geocode your addresses. You can download some Address Locators from the Esri Data and Maps package located in your customer care portal (http://customers.esri.com). There are several resources that explain the basics of geocoding. You could start with the tutorials, too.
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06-18-2013
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It is kind of hard to tell without you using the tags, for formatting purposes... The following works fine for me:
def mm(var):
if var==200:
print "I am madan"
print ""
else:
print "I am nothing"
print ""
mm(200)
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06-13-2013
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The script is probably set up to take user specified arguments, but when you make the script tool, you need to specify the parameters in the properties of the tool. Please see this help page: Setting Script Tool Parameters.
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06-05-2013
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Yes, I logged the following bug: NIM091487: The "where clause" in data access cursors is not respected if there is a definition query with more than one argument (complex expression). There is unfortunately no indication on when this issue will be addressed. If you log a support ticket and create an incident, we can get you attached to the bug and you can track it on your customer care portal.
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06-03-2013
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This isn't terribly helpful, as there doesn't seem to be a completely clear solution, but here's a similar thread- http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/79087-Problem-importing-arcpy-in-ArcMap-console-64-bit-DLL-conflict
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06-03-2013
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Hmm, I just added arcpy.env.scratchWorkspace = r"C:\temp" to an existing PYT and I didn't get any syntax errors and it ran through successfully. Maybe you could post more code?
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05-23-2013
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What type of Windows user profiles are you using? Are you perhaps in a Power User group, or are you an Administrator? We did have a bug logged for people in a Power User group, and it is not reproducible in 10.2 (just 10.1). NIM089224 - Arcpy does not import when logged out and running as a scheduled task and the user is in the Power User Group. Interestingly, in this case, importing arcgisscripting did work.
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05-13-2013
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There is a bug that is fixed at 10.2- NIM076948- The arcpy.da.SearchCursor() where clause does not work with a table view.
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05-13-2013
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We have an equivalency bug logged for this: NIM084140 - Unable to share a map containing only a stand-alone table as service.
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04-23-2013
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Going with what Dan said, here is a blog that explains how to use the MQT tool for this type of situation.
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04-23-2013
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As we move into an era that utilizes cloud-based services more and more frequently, it becomes inevitable that sometimes we are going to run into issues connecting our desktop machines to those services. Within ArcGIS for Desktop, the issues range from the Add Basemap dialog never loading to the system hanging once you click the “Add” button. Regardless of the exact symptoms, there are a few things that you can try to help narrow down the cause of the problem. Here are my tips to begin troubleshooting these types of issues in ArcGIS for Desktop: 1. Ensure you have a solid internet connection. Online services require connection to the internet, so making sure that you have a sound connection is critical. If you do not, you will need to work with your IT department to resolve this issue. If you are confident that you have a good internet connection, proceed to Step #2 2. Test if the issue is machine or network specific. On another machine on the same network, test to see if the issue is network or machine specific. Also, if you are using a laptop, try taking your laptop home for the night and testing the workflow from another network. If the issue is network specific (works on your laptop at home but not in the office), proceed with Steps #3-7. If the issue is machine specific (does not happen on other machines on the same network), proceed with Steps #7-9. 3. Does this problematic network have a proxy server? If yes, work with IT to try temporarily disabling it. If disabling the proxy server does not resolve the issue, move onto the next step. If it works, then the issue is related to the proxy server. Next, try opening ArcCatalog and selecting Customize > ArcCatalog Options > Connections, and entering the proxy information there. The proxy information you enter should be the same as what is set in the Windows Control Panel under Internet Options > Connections > LAN settings. 4. Does the problematic network have a firewall? If you do, you may need to work with IT to add some exceptions to it. Here is a list of domains to whitelist: *.arcgis.com *.arcgisonline.com *.amazonaws.com *.virtualearth.net (for Bing maps) *.esri.com If this does not resolve the issue, proceed to Step #5. 5. Try connecting to the service layers through creating a GIS Server Connection in ArcCatalog. Here is how to do this: Open ArcCatalog. Expand GIS Servers. Double click Add ArcGIS Server. Select Use GIS services and click Next. For Server URL, type http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services (This is the URL needed for ArcCatalog. This will not work in the internet browser.) Click Finish. Expand the Server connection and drag one of the service layers into ArcMap. If you can add a service successfully, it indicates a problem specifically with the Add Basemap command. If this is the case, you should consider contacting Esri Technical Support to further troubleshoot the issue. 6. Use Fiddler to try and diagnose any HTTP requests that are failing. Fiddler is a web debugging utility that helps capture HTTP traffic. Work with your IT staff to look at the HTTP requests going out and the responses that are returned when you try adding a basemap. This may not provide a clear answer as to what is going on, but might get you on the right track. For example, consistently receiving 400 level HTTP codes may indicate an issue. One thing to note is that Fiddler actually acts as a proxy and actively participates in the HTTP requests (it is not merely watching the traffic). Since it is involved in the requests, it is possible you might see different behavior when you have Fiddler running and you try adding a basemap. If this is the case, you may want to work with your IT staff to determine if there is an issue with your Proxy Server or firewall. 7. Do you use antivirus software? Check to see if your antivirus may be blocking the basemaps. To do this, work with your IT staff to temporarily disable the antivirus on the problematic machine. The workflow for this may vary, but in many cases, the actual local antivirus service will need to be stopped. If the issues go away while the antivirus service is disabled, work with IT to see if there is an exception you can add to allow the basemaps to be downloaded successfully. If the issues persist, proceed to the next step. 8. Do you have write permissions to the Local Cache folder? To increase performance, basesmaps store tiles locally at %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\ESRI\Local Caches. Work with IT to ensure you have write permissions to this folder. If issues persist, proceed to the next step. 9. Reset Internet Explorer and make it the default browser. Open Internet Explorer and select Tools > Internet Options. Click the Advanced tab and select Reset. Test to see if the issues persist. If they do persist, as a test, try setting Internet Explorer as your default browser (On the Programs tab of the Internet Options, select to Make Default). Test to see if the issues persist. If this resolves the issue, set your preferred browser back to default and test again. If the issues return, please contact Esri Technical Support. It is entirely possible that these ideas will not resolve your issue, but many of them are more so designed to help you and your IT staff to determine if it is an issue with the software, an issue with the system, or any issue with the network. Please feel free to contact Esri Technical Support with any questions and we will be happy to assist .Lucas D - Desktop Support Analyst
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04-01-2013
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Check out this help page on Spatial References. The coordinate system, along with resolution and tolerance are properties of the spatial reference.
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03-26-2013
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Courtney- This is kind of a crazy workaround, but I have used it in the past and it at least worked for my scenario... Basically, I wanted some text in the layout that displayed the current feature's date/time, so I used the following workflow: 1. Create a new text field that contains the date/time, along with any other wording you want in it (i.e. Time: 3/26/12 12:00:00 AM) 2. Label your features in ArcMap 3. Convert to Annotation 4. Convert Anno to Points (Feature to Point tool) 5. Use Python to update the XY location of the new point FC so they are all sitting on top of each other at a specified XY location. The syntax would be something like: import arcpy
field = "SHAPE@XY"
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor("featureClass",field) as cursor:
for row in cursor:
row = ([(X,Y)])
cursor.updateRow(row) 6. Label the point feature 7. Enable time on the point feature as well (make the point feature symbology size 0)
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03-26-2013
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It seems like you might be able to just do a Spatial Join.
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03-25-2013
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No there won't be python syntax to add the scale bar to the map. Broadly speaking, the mapping module is for manipulating existing maps and not for building new maps, so typically you will need to build a template map (i.e. a map with all of your layers and layout elements), and you can then manipulate that to your liking and save a copy to a new MXD.
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