Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

you date field was a string that was the problem, if you try it with a true date field as input and the output field (week) as integer (long) it should work, as in my example And you can use python outside of the esri environment 😉   ... View more

date_ex.png or via python builtins.  You just need to add an integer field to get the week number ... View more

Were you following this? Set up an aviation geodatabase—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation is this for a local project or enterprise? and was this for a new geodatabase or an existing one? There are other places in the documents that may require your attention ... View more

If it happens for every project with every layer, then How To: Perform an ArcGIS pro Soft Reset Performing a clean uninstall of ArcGIS Pro | Esri Australia Technical Blog How To: Perform a Clean Uninstall and Reinstall of ArcGIS Pro should fix the problem otherwise contact tech support so that they can examine other system issues and your data.   ... View more

If IDW fails, it may have something to do with the data itself.  To rule this out I would do the following outside of any try-except block so that the information on the inputs is collected. extent of the x, y input values the output cell size in light of the extent ( If nothing is specified, the cell size is calculated from the shorter of the width or height of the extent divided by 250 in which the extent is in the output coordinate system specified in the environment.) from the help the number of points the min and max of the points x, y values as well as the range of the values being interpolated. when a run fails, at least you can look at the inputs just prior to any try-except block logging PS I am assuming you can rule out BUG-000163822 for ArcGIS Pro ... View more

Make NetCDF Feature Layer (Multidimension)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Make NetCDF Raster Layer (Multidimension)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Are you adding the data to an empty map?  (no basemap, no defined coordinate system etc) Have you tried the above tools? ... View more

ArcGIS Pro  version 3.4 many things are indexed besides project contents, As an example a project "Index" folder C:\arcpro_npg\Project_npg\Index\npGeom04_index  contains subfolders Connections    #  I have no connections so this was empty npGeom04     #  a bunch of files associated with some featureclasses Thumbnails  # thumbnails of maps I then toggled off indexing period in the Project backstage, created a new project, added 2 featureclasses, saved and exited. testapr1.png and got no index folder testapr.png Again.... no outside links to data, no sharesies with anything, no basemap, just local data I can't guarantee you won't get an index folder if this is beyond your case, or you perform some operation that may require indexing at sometime ... View more

is your "slope" raster in degrees or radians?  That can simplify the equation. Also is "Exp" actually the correct incarnation or is it a substitute for the "power of" Using python as an angle and a "slope" surface of 45 degrees, what is your expected answer? slope = 45 (1.0 / 1000) / (6**(-3.5 * abs(tan(radians(slope)) + 0.05))) 0.7239454537426908 (1.0 / 1000) / (6 * exp(-3.5 * abs(tan(radians(slope)) + 0.05))) 0.00657477614286675 I will leave that for you to decide based on the book you are using. Also two potentially wrong answers can result if your slope is already in radians and you try to incorporate the changes in either variant of the above # ------- what happens when slope is already in radians and either is used ---- slope = radians(slope) # 45 degrees is now 0.7853981633974483 radians # wrongly assuming slope is in degrees then trying to convert will make things # worse using either equation variant (1.0 / 1000) / (6**(-3.5 * abs(tan(radians(slope)) + 0.05))) 0.0014911191902071232 (1.0 / 1000) / (6 * exp(-3.5 * abs(tan(radians(slope)) + 0.05))) 0.00020829931476860165 ... View more

don't clone and then use pip.   If you want to use anything outside of what is provided by arcgis pro, just create and environment and install your packages from conda 'defaults'.  You, of course, won't be able to use any "arc..." stuff from that environment. I have separate environments that I created... not cloned... to do my python/numpy/scipy/whatever stuff (python 3.13 and numpy 2.2.x are pretty sweet 😉 ) if cloning.... no pip,  conda only  and 'defaults' is preferable over 'conda-forge' if not cloning ... create an environment pip will work in many circumstances, but get used to recreating environments when things go bad end of Friday missive ... View more

what is 'dataset' ? Solved: Schema lock error from script tool before script e... - Esri Community but it may or may not be the issue given what is required for the TestSchemeLock and what you are providing to it. ... View more

GetAllMessages—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation if it isn't executing then GetMessages at least, but have a look at the above.  Your toolbox tool should be reporting something when it is run.  (another reason I hate Try Except blocks 😉 , it takes longer to deal with them than dealing with an error in the first place) ... View more

where are you doing the GetMessages. What does you toolbox parameters look like? ... View more

It might be worth a read regarding esri practice Problem: ArcGIS pro and Cloud Storage Services ... View more