Latest Contributions by MichelleJohnson

Colin, just wanted to let you know that this fix has just been made for 10.2.2. Regards, michellej. ... View more

Ashley, The most likely reason that you would get the message "Unable to save error geometry... Saving feature geometry" is that the check was expecting one type of geometry but was returned something different.  For example, if you are looking for intersecting lines using the geometry on geomtry check, the expected return geometry is line.  But it will only get a line if the lines overlap.  If the lines cross, then a point geometry would be returned and therefore, return the message unable to save error geometry. When looking for intersecting lines, it expects a line error.  When looking for intersecting polygons, it expects a poly error.  So when an error geometry is something other than what it is expecting, you will get that error message.  (BTW, we have addressed that for 10.2.1.  When looking for any type of intersections, it will always return points.  So you should not get that message in those situations.) You should still have a record of the error in the Reviewer table, but you won't have the exact error geometry.  It's a warning message (not an error message), so the validation ran successfully. Is the data you validated in the file geodatabase the exact same as the data in SDE?  If it was the same check you were running, but different set of data, that could be the reason you did not get that message. Regards, michellej. ... View more

This is very interesting.  It looks like you have Mapping and Charting and not just Data Reviewer installed.  Build 1488 is Service Pack 1 Patch 1.  And the image service fix should be in there. Can you provide more detailed information regarding your workflow?  What selected features are you browsing?  Is this from a data check or from a map selection?  Are the features from a feature class? ... View more

The build number you provided was not a Data Reviewer build number but rather the ArcGIS build.  To find the Data Reviewer build, go to Customize > Extensions. Click on Data Reviewer and in the Description it will show the version and build number.  I can determine what service pack and patch is installed based on the build number. I did find that Data Reviewer made a fix regarding having image services in ArcMap in 10.1 patch 1, which is DR build number 1246. However, I would suggest installing Service Pack 1 for ArcGIS and Data Reviewer.  Also, latest patch for Data Reviewer service pack 1. ... View more

What Data Reviewer version, service pack, patch are you on? ... View more

Sounds like you are using ArcGIS Workflow manager.  In your step when launching an ArcMap document, have you considered using a document that has been customized?  Check out the following help topic, Fundamentals of saving your customizations.  You can hide the versioning toolbar (but not sure if that would prevent them from adding it manually). ... View more

If you have ROW records in the Reviewer table, then you may want to export those to Excel so you can send to the other user.  ROW records will not have an error geometry associated to it, therefore, would not get rendered when symbolizing the Reviewer feature records. You add a definition query in the Reviewer Table properties to just show the ROW records (ReviewerCategory = 0) and then use the Export Grid to Excel tool in the Options button. ... View more

There's a button on the Reviewer Table to "Symbolize Reviewer Feature Records".  That will add the point, line, and poly feature classes to ArcMap and the records will be joined with RevTableMain so all attributes will be seen. ... View more

Hello.  There was an issue with those features and the check could not validate them.  So there would be no record in the Reviewer table for them.  Without looking at those features myself, I could not say for sure.  I have forwarded the message to a Data Reviewer developer to see what they have to say.  In the meantime, you could inspect those features in ArcMap by selecting them by their OID, which is the number reported in the message. ... View more

Hello, Have you actually looked at those features?  Do they have multi-parts or are there holes in them or both? ... View more

Hi timdine. I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to find.  If it's FacilityIDs in your origin table that is not in your destination table, you would have to configure the table to table attribute check to find where the FacilityIDs are equal in the Compare Attributes dialog. And then turn on the "Not-find rows that do not match" option to find the records that do not have a match. Sounds like you may be working with a electric dataset.  What are the features you are trying to validate? ... View more

In regards to the first question, Batch Validate auto-resources the batch job when you open it.  Therefore when you validate all, you may not see any configuration errors.  Batch Job Manager does not automatically resources the batch job you open.  (You would have to do that thru the Workspace button.)  Therefore if your batch job is pointing to a data path that you don't have on your computer, then you would have validation errors. For the domain check, did you double check that the data being validated was the exact same resource (version)? ... View more