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I'm curious if you have the same type of video card? I am running a NVIDIA M4000. Driver 21.21.14.1195 from 11/8/2018. I was happy to see that someone else reported this problem. I haven't bothered to undock any windows since I reported this issue, but after reading your response, I did. I have 3 22" monitors. The far left one is my main screen. When I undock the attribute window and move it to the central monitor, it redraws as just a box outline and whatever is under the window displays. If I mouseover the window, the cursor "paints" the contents back in. The python window acts differently. After I click, drag and release, the window starts it's redraw process. In the text entry part of the screen on the bottom, it appears like there's a progress bar that moves from left to right. Once done, the window redraws. Since I moved the window from the left to the middle to right window, when I click on the Python window (now on my R screen), it reverts to an image of the area of the MIDDLE window before it redraws. Strange, right? Maximizing the windows causes them to not have any redraw issues. When not maximized, there are redraw issues. I hope that makes sense.
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"They do acknowledge that your error report has been submitted when you submit it. "Dan Patterson I've never gotten an acknowledgement. Maybe something is broken for me, or you are just special?
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Really? 0 of mine get attention. I generated 8 of them today. Do I need to use spicier language in my error description?
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Thanks for your reply Robert. In order of your bullet points: All data are on local disk 2 layers are being intersected. A point and polygon layer. I mentioned using the checking and repairing geometry tool as my first step. I used both the ESRI and OGC methods. The check geometry tool does not output anything in the output table with either method. Single user GDB. I'm the only licensed ArcGIS user in my org. No features were selected. I reviewed the help just now. I'm intersecting polygons and points. The number of output points are what I expected. It's the same number of points that I get when clipping the point layer with the polygon layer.
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I have a precipitation layer from the NWS that I have run through a process to "flatten" the overlapping polygons through erase and merge. When I try to intersect the finished polygon layer with a point layer, it fails. Error messages below: Reading Features... WARNING 000117: Warning empty output generated. ERROR 999999: Something unexpected caused the tool to fail. Please refer to the error help for potential solutions, or contact Esri Technical Support http://esriurl.com/support. The table was not found. The table was not found. [LocsJan19Wnd_Intersect] Invalid Topology [Topoengine error (-40917539, 2046).] Failed to execute (Intersect). Failed at Tuesday, January 08, 2019 12:56:58 PM (Elapsed Time: 1.43 seconds) I've tried checking and repairing geometry exporting feature and running intersect on the exported file exporting it to a shp file and running intersect closing and reopening the project rebooting running my script in an entirely new project all with the same results. Pairwise intersect succeeds. For my use, intersect and pairwise intersect should produce the same results so it doesn't matter. Does anyone know why I would be getting these error messages when running intersect?
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Thanks for your help everyone! One other thing: why are some commands such as "merge" and "project" output from the "Copy as python command" as arcpy.management.name versus "name_management" the way that they appear in the docs?
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Dan, I appreciate your help! Your advice on using folders to choose the file versus click/drag or using the drop down helped me discover a few issues I hadn't known about. Now my script runs in only 1/3 of the time. I appreciate it!
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The second "strange looking" part is the output field name as illustrated in the screen shot below. I'm running ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4 if that make a difference.
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cLocCpy = arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(cLoc,
aprx.defaultGeodatabase + "\\" + cLoc + "Wnd",
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arcpy.sa.ExtractMultiValuesToPoints(cLocCpy,
"MaxWindGusts MaxWindGusts_12_13;MaxSustWinds MaxSustWinds_12_13;'NWS Precip pct of normal' NWS_Precip_pct_of_normal_12",
"NONE") You put "BILINEAR" but that's not required, right? The above python script shows me first copying the point file from an existing GDB. Point path is in the default GDB. cLocCpy is stored in: C:\\Users\\gmarcus\\Documents\\ArcGIS\\Projects\\MyProject4\\MyProject4.gdb\\LocsJan19Wnd
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I've created a script that adds several netCDF rasters to a map. The last step is an extract multi values to points. When I run the script, I get the following error: Error: ERROR 001268: Input rasters: The input item, MaxWindGusts, is invalid.
Failed to execute (ExtractMultiValuesToPoints). Just after it fails, I copy the line that generated the error and paste it into the Python window and it runs without any issues. Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a way to figure out if this is a bug? I've saved/quit and restarted but that doesn't seem to fix it. Thanks, Gabe
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I have it working now. I'm annoyed that copying the python command won't work though.
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When I run Cell Statistics from the UI, then copy the python command from History and paste it into the Python window, it produces an error: TypeError: CellStatistics() takes from 1 to 3 positional arguments but 4 were given. The only modification I made to the script was changing the name of the output. Here's the code: arcpy.ia.CellStatistics(r"'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/9/2019 6:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/9/2019 12:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/9/2019 6:00:00 AM';WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/9/2019;'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/8/2019 6:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/8/2019 12:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/8/2019 6:00:00 AM';WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/8/2019;'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/7/2019 6:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/7/2019 12:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/7/2019 6:00:00 AM';WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/7/2019;'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/6/2019 6:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/6/2019 12:00:00 PM';'WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/6/2019 6:00:00 AM';WindSpeed\WindSpd_10_HTGL1/10/2019", r"C:\Users\gmarcus\Documents\ArcGIS\Projects\MyProject4\MyProject4.gdb\WindSpdMaxde", "MAXIMUM", "DATA") Why would the python that ArcGIS Pro produces cause an error? Is this yet another example of a line of python produced by ArcGIS Pro that is known to not work? I'm aware that when copying the Python from Raster Calculator also doesn't work. It seems lame to allow a user to copy a Python snippet when it won't work. Looking at the example of Cell Statistics in the documentation, it seems like this is another example of this approach. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS ESRI?! Thanks, Gabe
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I have a script that produces several raster layers (10-20) from a netCDF. When I use addLayerToGroup to add the rasters to a group, the layers are duplicated into the group, rather than placed into the group without duplication. According to the docs onliine "The addLayerToGroup method is the only way to add a layer or collection of layers to an existing, empty group layer in a layer file." Questions: 1) How can I select just the layers that weren't added to the group for deletion? 2) Is there a way to go about creating a MakeNetCDFRasterLayer that doesn't add the layer to the contents pane? Why can't we create a blank group layer using arcpy? It would seem easy to do so and this is desired, since I see StackExchange posts going back to 2011 complaining about this missing feature. Thanks! Gabe
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