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Hi, you want to get (extract) xy from the geoids or placenames because there is no xy coordinates (there are none in the usa census), and that is why you want to know how to get (extract) the xy coordinates What is the file format of the data you recieved from census? Is it a shapefile or a feature class? If so the suggested procedures above are what you want to do. Or you could get a better data source like what you find here....
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02-14-2013
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I have the state shapefile, by precicinct. I want to enter all of the data into excel then upload the data so that the vote results match up with the approriate precinct. I was able to do it but there are a couple of duplicate precincts. How can I make it match up correctly? Or am I approaching it the wrong way and is there a better way to go about it? Thanks. Duplicate precincts in your spreadsheet or your shapefile? You'll need to correct the problem one way or the other...
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02-14-2013
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I have Geodatabase 1 and Geodatabase 2. Geodatabase 1 is the PARENT Geodatabase 2 is the ONE-WAY REPLICA I added a new Domain to Geodatabase 1, and a new field to 3 Feature Classes (MAJ_VLV, Text, 3). In ArcCatalog I right clicked on Geodatabase 1 - Distributed Geodatabase - Synchronize Changes. I want to make the changes I did in Geodatabase 1 appear in Geodatabase 2. It seemed to sync ok. No errors. But, I then opened Geodatabase 2 and the changes are not there. I then refreshed Geodatabase 2, still the changes do not show up. Any ideas on what is happening? I have attached a screenshot of the Synchronize Changes Dialog Box. I think you'll need to try a couple of things and see what happens: 1. 'Cut the cord'; that is unregister the child from the parent at the parent database as well as at the child database. Then re-register using existing geometry. If that works, great. If not: 2. Cut the cord and rename your child feature classes to something else and re-replicate. (You'll want to back up both databases before step 1 and/or 2) Hope this helps-
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Caveman simple: Stop and start the service. It's never failed me...
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01-28-2013
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Hi, ... In my case I believe the zone corresponds to the projected coordinate system. .. If you can confirm the projection and units, it's as simple as adding xy events.
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01-24-2013
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I am trying to geocode 58,000+ addresses which only contain city and state, no address. After a few hundred I am getting an error returned that says "There was an error trying to process this table." It does not always happen at the same point. Any suggestions for troubleshooting? I am getting the same issue, most of the times it bombs out around the 40K mark. I am not hitting the file size limit and I have scrubbed the data to ensure there are no bad values. Any suggestions? I need to add around 1.4M addresses for my current project. I'd suggest to both of you to split out your files and geocode the subsets; if things bail out then and all the time, it's a memory issue or something not data related. However, if you can geocode a couple of subsets and others bail, it points to the data. With all due respect, 1.4 million records is a lot of records for one bad one to hide in and so is 58k for that matter.... Hope this helps-
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I haven't used ArcReader for a number of years, but a quick google search reveals indications that you can geocode within it. You may want to get familiar with ArcGIS and how some of the functionality works; you'll first need ArcGIS desktop with an ArcGIS publisher license to create your ArcReader applications As far as drag and drop; great idea, but no such luck...
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01-21-2013
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Are you trying to deterimine the volume of a dam or the volume of the reservoir?
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12-20-2012
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Andrew; I followed your link and started poking around in sql manager. What was interesting to me is that showed a whole bunch of my users with processes running. Then the light went on. I shut down my sde service and restarted it. Back in sql manager, all those processes went away. I built my spatial indexes so I'm good to go. Thanks for your insight!
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12-11-2012
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Joe, Does using the SDEMON command display only locks from your machine? sdemon -o info -I users -Chris B. In 10.1 right click on the Geodatabase in ArcCatalog and select "Administer" ->Administer Geodatabase There is a Locks tab there that might help you.. This is all assuming you are using 10.1 Chris- sdemon shows nobody when I run it. CGISShack- still using 10.0 Thanks for the replies none the less!
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12-11-2012
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I have a versioned SDE/SQL database in which resides a particular feature class that I'd like to update the spatial indexes on. Of course I get the dreaded "ERROR 000464: Cannot get exclusive schema lock. Either being edited or in use by another application" Is there a method to discover where the conflicting lock or locks are and how to release them? I don't have any users currently logged on and there are no published services that use the feature class.
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A couple of things come to mind, mainly permissions. Where does your locator reside? Does your colleague have sufficient permissions for access? What data do the locators access? Does your colleague have sufficient permissions there as well? Can your colleague run the 'member' locators on their own? Sorry, more questions than answers, but perhaps you can chase these down...
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Thanks Jake; I did something similar and it worked out....
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12-03-2012
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I've exported a table from a SQL Server database into a personal geodatabase. I need to query by a data field and can't quite figure out what I need to do when using a 'like' statement. The date field in question looks like this: 10/6/2011 7:08:19 PM There are thousands of records that have 10/6/2011 as the date. So I tried: [date_field] like #10/6/2011 *# etc, but I'm told the syntax is wrong. I can use the equals statement like this: [date_field] = #10/6/2011 7:08:19 PM# and it's good to go. But of course that's just one record... Any suggestions are appreciated.
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