Latest Contributions by MitchHolley1

Thanks for the reply, Jeff.  I could Add Fields, but I already have data formatted and indexed in a table.  So, ideally I would just add the entire table/data/columns to an existing table.  I can't do a join because the two datasets are not related in any way.  ... View more

If you're just trying to add new line feautres to your Feature Class, you can use the 'Create Feautres' window.  See below:  Make sure the layer is turned on in the Table of Contents.  Click the layer you're wanting to add features to in the 'Create Features' window.  Then, just draw your new features ... View more

So there is no coordinate data (x,y)?  What are you trying to map?  What is the data (census data about income, locations of bathrooms, county boundaries, counts of serial killers by county, etc...)? ... View more

What kind of dataset(s) are you working with? ... View more

1.) Add brackets around your search cursor fields 2.) Remove the 'elif element is not None' from the elif statement since you're already checking if it's None in the above 'if' statement.  3.) Use the GeoNet Syntax Highlighter.  nv.workspace = r"someSDEconnection.sde" addModDate_featureList = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses("GEO*") for addModDate_feature in addModDate_featureList:    fc_result = arcpy.GetCount_management(addModDate_feature)    fc_count = int(fc_result.getOutput(0))    if fc_count == 0:       print(addModDate_feature + " No Geometry Present")    else:       addModDate_field_names = [f.name for f in arcpy.ListFields(addModDate_feature)]       if "MOD_DATE" in addModDate_field_names:       #add [] around the fields you're searching       unique_addDate = set(row[0] for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(addModDate_feature, ["MOD_DATE"]))       outList = []       for element in unique_addDate:         if element is None:             pass         elif element not in outList: #leave out checking if None, since that happens in 'if' above             outList.append(element)             outList.sort(reverse=True)             outList_recent = outList[0]             print(addModDate_feature + " " + outList_recent)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

You shouldn't loop over an insert cursor.  Instead, set the cursor to a variable and pass each item of your list to the variable to execute.  items = ['item1','item2','item3'] cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor(fc, ['fields']) for item in items:     cursor.insertRow(item) del cursor‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Make sure there is actually data in the list you're running the insertCursor on.  Also, make sure that the number of items in each element of the list match the fields listed in the insertCursor.  Maybe try running on a File Geodatabase and see if you get any other results.  ... View more

Okay... are you trying to insert OBJECTID values?  The cursor has a field name of fid.  Or is that just a text type field? ... View more

ObjectIDs will be automatically created when inserting rows into a table.  I'm not sure exactly why the rows aren't inserting properly... I'd have to look at the schema and contents of the list.  Try deleting the 'iCursor' object at the end of the script, and 'Reload Cache' on the SDE table.  I'm also not sure about inserting rows into an SDE environment... are you trying this on a version or DEFAULT? ... View more

I think you need to insert actual coordinate values and not geometry objects.  ... View more

Can you send a screenshot of the contents of the lines list?   ... View more

Try putting an 'r' in front of all paths.   Check below #what you have arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management("TC:\Temp\Test_Data.gdb\TOPOLOGY\ArcGIS_Errors_line","FEATURE_SELECTION") #what I think it should be arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(r"C:\Temp\Test_Data.gdb\TOPOLOGY\ArcGIS_Errors_line","FEATURE_SELECTION")‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more