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That's what I'm working on. I'm rewriting that part of my script to remove and update the attachments. The script is complicated in such that it exports pdfs from a map series and then sets those as attachments. ... View more

Well that worked. I don't know why the file explorer method didn't work but I guess this is a specific file structure that is unique to ArcGIS which probably explains why it didn't recognize it. Thanks @Anonymous User. ... View more

Here are some options that may help. You may need to compare each unique value to see if there are truly any duplicates to a list of all of those values. import arcpy fc = r'C:\Temp\test.shp' # Option A fields = ['PN', 'ACT', 'ACRES'] # if need just two field use ['OID@','PN', 'ACT'] search = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, fields) update = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fields) values = [row for row in search] values = set(tuple(i) for i in values) i = 0 with update as cursor: for row in cursor: if row in values: i += 1 if i >= 2: cursor.deleteRow() del cursor #Option B fields = ['OID@', 'PN', 'ACT', 'ACRES'] # if need just two field use ['OID@','PN', 'ACT'] search = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, fields) values = {row[0]: row[1:] for row in search} setvalues = set(tuple(row[1:]) for row in search) fields = ['OID@'] update = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fields) i = 0 with update as cursor: for row in cursor: if values[row[0]] in setvalues: i += 1 if i >= 2: cursor.deleteRow(row) del cursor   I didn't see anything wrong with your code. It could also be that the values are truly unique, which is why it is difficult to see if there are any true duplicates. Another thing you can do is create a list of each value and then convert the same list to a new set. If the length for each set of values is the same length as the overall length of values, then that might determine whether your values are truly unique or not. Just another suggestion.   ... View more

Thank you very much @jcarlson. We are looking to acquire the Notebook Server so we can create custom tools and store and run all of our scripts on one server rather than having multiple scripts run on multiple machines/servers. That was one of my main concerns since one of my project includes that module. The other concern is whether or not if the Notebook Server has the ability to run scripts that output to different folder locations. I have run into that issue regarding windows task scheduler, and I am hoping the notebook server may be able to circumvent that. Also, in  terms of installing a module, does it have to be installed every time or just the one time? ... View more

You can symbolize points based on multiple attributes by selecting unique values, depending on what they are, and modify the point symbology to have different symbols based on the values. You can then modify the symbology settings (far right tab in the symbology tab) where you can basically add various layers to the symbol and modify each layer based on what you want to symbolize for each attribute. ... View more

Hi @AndrewKan,   There isn't any functionality for arcade to create a feature. If you are looking to create features for based on new inputs from the field, then the only way to do so would be to create a separate python script. You can then schedule a script to run via bat file and have windows task scheduler run it on a schedule. That is the only way, as far as I know, that would work for what you are trying to achieve. ... View more

HI @GISLearner, You don't need to script anything in order to run the tool. Unless you are looking to specifically generate points along certain lines, then you would simply need to create a separate feature class only for those lines. Also, something to note, the way you have it scripted is incorrect. You cannot use record as an input for a tool. Tools are built in such a way that they will only take specific kinds of inputs (i.e. a feature class or layer). What you are trying to use the tool for isn't working because it isn't configured properly for the tool to run. You would need to use the split_line as the input. For examply:     with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(split_line, ['ORIG_SEQ','PointDist', 'SHAPE@']) as split: for segment in split: pointDistance = str(segment[1]) + " Miles" arcpy.management.GeneratePointsAlongLines(split_line, pointsAdded, "DISTANCE", pointDistance, None, "END_POINTS") arcpy.management.Append(pointsAdded, allPoints)     I am still not following for certain parts of your script, but if you are looking to only include certain points as they pertain to certain lines, then you can create a script similar to the one you started with for the point feature class created by the tool. You would then append those points to another feature class based on what parameters you set. Click here for help on with the tool that you are trying to use. ... View more