Latest Contributions by DanPatterson

from a snip of your image, click on 1 then on 2 when the table is open 1 should obviously be inside the polygon 2 may be a hole in the polygon or select the area outside the polygon Which is it? If it is a hole that you want removed, then Eliminate Polygon Part (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation might do the trick for the whole featureclass, with unpredictable results, otherwise you are left with standard editing tools to convert holes to polygons and/or splitting the geometry at a point.   Buffering outward by an amount, then reversing the buffer inward by the same amount is an alternative, but requires several steps, usually fewer than individual edits, but the problem is that the "amount" of the buffer doesn't guarantee that all will be removed. Repair Self Intersection (Topographic Production)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation dumping the parts might be a better option if you want to get rid of the "holes" or revisiting how the geometry was created in the first place ... View more

as you report, the workaround is to use the beta version BUG-000174738 for ArcGIS Survey123 ... View more

It is hard to see what you are trying to show since you are using an outline, I presume Try using a polygon fill symbology so one can see whether the areas are being split into two parts with clockwise order or whether one is being converted into a hole (ccw order). (opening up the table and selecting bits might help figure out what is going on as well ... View more

How are you deleting the file?  operating system or  Delete (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation ... View more

never seen that glitch, which begs the question about whether the data were locally stored in a file gdb (source and output) or whether it entailed other obstacles to its behaviour. ... View more

Erase (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation you seem to be reporting the reverse of.... This tool may generate multipart features in the output even if all inputs are single part. If you don't want multipart features, use the Multipart To Singlepart tool on the output feature class. In any event, it would be wise to check to see if the original file was multipart or singlepart to begin with. You might also want to try to see if this tool produces the same result Pairwise Erase (Analysis)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation again, on singlepart inputs not multipart. ... View more

What is the problem? If it is shapefile related, converting the shapefile to a featureclass in a file geodatabase might solve it. ... View more

Not used at all, but I couldn't help notice that the tool under the python tab's code examples are all using *.crf as the input data type. Extract Water (Image Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation is the .SAFE folder an equivalent or are the actual data layers contained within? ... View more

you could try Add Join (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation assuming that you have a common field or fields in both.  Pay attention to the parameter Keep all input records   ... View more

I suspect that leaves using sub-models or skipping modelbuilder altogether and rolling out the process as a python script ... View more

There are "iterators" which can be used in modelbuilder, for example: Iterate Feature Classes (ModelBuilder)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation look at the other examples to see if they might be useful ... View more

related  Solved: Unable to Subscribe - Esri Community ... View more

check the licensing for each toolbox, for example Data management toolbox licensing—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Feature Vertices to Points... Data Management tools  .... really??? an advanced license Thankfully, arcpy.da.FeatureClassToNumPy to the rescue I am not sure the logic behind what requires an advanced license and what doesn't.  I wish someone in the know would chime in ... View more

That is the case.  Disappointing, but I suspect that there were abuses of people using the "Personal" portion of the license labelling and using it for their business/work. ... View more