Latest Contributions by AndrewChapkowski

‎08-28-2014

It would be nice if the arcpy Describe function would return the database name you are connected to. For example: >>> print arcpy.Describe(r"c:\temp\scratch.gdb").databaseName File Geodatabase >>> print arcpy.Describe(r"c:\temp\someconnection.sde").databaseName Oracle >>> print arcpy.Describe(r"c:\temp\someconnection.sde").databaseName PostGRESql etc... This would really help in developing the slight SQL differences between databases in handling of specific datatypes. Thank you

‎08-28-2014

Check out ArcREST. It will allow you to add/remove/delete/update records in an existing hosted feature service using the REST endpoint. http://www.github.com/Esri/ArcREST Andrew

‎08-28-2014

Check out ArcREST, it allows you to update/remove/delete/add features on an existing feature service without changing the ID. www.github.com/Esri/ArcRESt

‎08-28-2014

Check out ArcREST, this shouldn't overwrite your existing service, rather just populate an existing service with new records. http://www.github.com/Esri/ArcREST Andrew

‎08-28-2014

That's true, but if you put it in the site package folder, then you don't have to mess with that.

‎08-18-2014

When you save the layer file, make sure you store it using relative path names. I think that was the issue.

‎08-14-2014

These two lines stand out to me right away: mxdPath = r"C:\regional_service_data\Cook\Mapbooks\ElectricUtilitiesMapbook.mxd" titleMXD = r"C:\regional_service_data\Cook\Mapbooks\ElectricUtilitiesIndexPage.mxd" Server cannot access directories unless you register them. Instead of hard coding them make them input parameters and let server copy the map documents to where it puts the GP data. Your tool probably cannot access the mxds. Hope this helps. Andrew

‎08-14-2014

You have two versions on python installed on your box it seems, a 32-bit and 64-bit version of python. You'll need to install the package in both location. By default, desktop uses the 32-bit version, which the default location is: C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.1 You can install the package/modules in the site-package directory: C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.2\Lib\site-packages C:\Python27\ArcGISx6410.2\Lib\site-packages Even better use pip to install your python package for you from pypi site. Andrew

‎07-01-2014

See if this helps: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//00vq00000003010060 Andrew

‎05-02-2014

Does anyone have a workaround for me where I can specify multiple wildcards when using "Iterate Feature Classes". I need to search for feature class that have the following tile names within a directory of multiple folder such as 1: 2830* 2: 2831* 3: 2930* and copy the shapfiles (polylines) into a File Geodatabase for futher processing. Wildcards: 2830*;2831*;2930* Regards You can create 3 models for each of your cases, and then combine the models into one model. Or you can try using python, which might be easier. Your Python code would look like this: import arcpy destination = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) workspace = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) arcpy.env.workspace = workspace cases = ['2830', '2831', '2930'] for fc in arcpy.ListFeatureClasses(): for case in cases: if fc.startswith(case): print 'copy the data' if you want to input your start with text, you could create a multi-value string and then split by ';'. Hope this gets you on track.

‎05-02-2014

You can also try the 'Feature to Polygon' tool. Check out: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#/Feature_To_Polygon/00170000003n000000/

‎01-21-2014

Please add ArcSDE support for bigint columns in PostGRES databases. This will be clutch for very large datasets where the 32-bit OID run out since it is a 64-bit column. Thank you

‎01-21-2014

Please add ArcSDE support for bigint columns in PostGRES databases. This will be clutch for very large datasets where the 32-bit OID run out since it is a 64-bit column. Thank you

‎01-06-2014

For the layer object, lyr, try using the dataSource property instead of using the layer object. arcpy.MinimumBoundingGeometry_management(lyr.dataSource, outMin, "RECTANGLE_BY_AREA", "NONE") Hope this helps.

‎01-02-2014

Try the following: import arcpy from arcpy import mapping mxd = mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT") layers = mapping.ListLayers(mxd) for lyr in layers: outMin = arcpy.CreateUniqueName("envelope", arcpy.env.scratchGDB) arcpy.MinimumBoundingGeometry_management(lyr, outMin, "RECTANGLE_BY_AREA", "NONE")

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Latest Contributions by AndrewChapkowski

Use ArcPy to Determine Underlying Database

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Re: Feature Service Update using ESRI Python Script Error

Re: Updating ArcGIS.com Hosted Feature Services with Python

Re: import xlrd error

Re: problem with LayerToKML_conversion tool in python

Re: I have a python script that works. I've put it into a toolbox, run it and it works. I make it into a geoprocessing service and it fails. I cannot figure out why.

Re: import xlrd error

Re: Can anyone tell me what this error means?

Re: Iterate Feature Classes: (Multiple Wildcards)

Re: converting polyline to polygon

Support BigInt Columns in PostGRES

Support BigInt Columns in PostGRES

Re: Create a list and iterate with the tool arcpy.MinimumBoundingGeometry_management

Re: Create a list and iterate with the tool arcpy.MinimumBoundingGeometry_management

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Re: arcrest geometryfilter?

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