Latest Contributions by MichelleJohnson

‎09-23-2011

You mentioned ArcGIS Service pack 1, but do you have Data Reviewer Service Pack 1 installed? Also, you may be interested in installing the latest service pack and patch for Data Reviewer, Service Pack 2 and Patch 1.

‎09-13-2011

Check to see if there are any invalid geometries in your dataset.

‎07-12-2011

If you suspect there may be more than 20K records being returned, be sure to close the reviewer table before running the check or batch job. That should help prevent crashes from occurring when lots of errors are being written to the Reviewer table.

‎05-17-2011

Yes, the correct answer for creating custom validation at 9.3 or 9.3.1 is a Custom CNT Extension. Have you looked at the PDF and sample code that is provided on the Sample CD for creating custom CNT extensions?

‎05-13-2011

The Conditional Table Check (CNT) Check has been deprecated at version 10; therefore, I recommend creating Execute SQL checks to validate attirbutes instead of the CNT check. Also, I suggest looking at the other available data checks that we have to do spatial validation. What is it you are looking to validate? BTW, what version of Data Reviewer are you using?

‎05-05-2011

ArcGIS Data Reviewer 10 Servic Pack 2 has been released. You can download it from here.

‎05-03-2011

It's coming really soon.

‎04-25-2011

Based on the error message, it looks like there may be a permission issue with the user who is trying to access the reviewer workspace. Is the user who created the reviewer workspace initially different from the user who is trying to access it. When that message occurs, it usually means that the user trying to access the reviewer workspace cannot see all of the reviewer system tables and Reviewer will try to recreate them with the user who is trying to access it. It can't create it because there are already reviewer system tables in the SDE geodatabase. Refer to the whitepapers for setting up a Reviewer workspace in SDE in this blog.

‎04-20-2011

Did you right-click and select install as administrator?

‎04-11-2011

Patch 2 for PLTS 9.3.1 Service Pack 2 has been released that addresses this issue. The patch can be found here.

‎03-24-2011

Do you have any invalid subtypes on your features? That would cause the domain check not run on those features.

‎03-15-2011

Use the Execute SQL check to find NULL values in fields. You can create a check for each field you want to validate or one check that includes all fields.

‎03-15-2011

All enhancements are logged through the bug tracking system. The check is working as designed in regards to validating the entire topology. We liked your idea, but are not sure if it is possible. We will look into it for a future release.

‎02-23-2011

A patch for PLTS 9.3.1 Service Pack 2 has been released that addresses this issue. The patch can be found here.

‎02-15-2011

Another thing to look at too is if your features have valid subtypes. If a feature does not have a valid subtype, the domain check will not be able to validate the feature since domains can be defined at the subtype level.

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Latest Contributions by MichelleJohnson

Re: Polygon Grid Wizard

Re: Trouble With Valency Check

Re: Data Reviewer: Best practices for identifying null values in attribute tables?

Re: How to configure the "Condition Table Check"

Re: How to configure the "Condition Table Check"

Re: SP2

Re: SP2

Re: Error in creating a Data Reviewer Session

Re: GIS Service Post Installation Fails to Install

Re: Domain Check Error Message

Re: Domain Check Error Message

Re: Data Reviewer: Best practices for identifying null values in attribute tables?

Re: Isolating rules: Topology Rules Check

Re: SQL Check can't access SDE SHAPE.LEN field

Re: Domain Checks

Re: Run batch job on selected features

Re: Creating a check "At least"

Re: Delete Data Reviewer Sessions

Re: Templates for Data Reviewer - on the hunt

Re: Domain check has trouble with NULLs

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