Latest Contributions by JoeBorgione

Thanks Leslie-  After I posted it I started poking around and realized there is a time window associated with it. ... View more

Just a WAG (wild a$$ guess) but if your data is in a file geodatabase, try running check geometry, followed by a repair geometry as needed. ... View more

Where is this published: to your portal or AGOL? Is the ID number that it changes it to the correct table? Can you edit the rule once it's published? (I don't think you can....) ... View more

Hooray! ... View more

Something occurred to me: What style of metadata did you create the metadata in?  I wonder if your colleagues cannot see it because they have their metadata set to a different style.... ... View more

You'd probably want to ask Google how they did it. Are you using ESRI's Network analyst with which to develop a route? ... View more

However when I forward a file gdb to my colleagues... Not sure what you mean by this.  The meta data should follow the feature class it was assigned to.  ... View more

Shouldn't matter if you're in ArcMap or Pro; a query is a query. I don't know how your data is attributed, but in my data I can make a selection on the Sections such that: TOWN_RANGE = 1S3Wand (SECTION_NU = 17 or SECTION_NU = 16 or SECTION_NU = 9)    ... View more

Awesome @HusseinNasser2 !  Thanks for posting ... View more

I'll give it a second try then; maybe it's 2.6 thing.  I'm late in updating... ... View more

Are you running the scheduled task on a pc or some sort of server?  I've never been able to get Task Scheduler to work on a PC; for me the code was bullet proof but the failure is in task schedular. Looking at one of your scripts, everybody has their own style of doing things.  I would run it as one script and make each of the individual scripts a def() that is called by main().  I don't see anything wrong with your code per se.  Below is what we use as a basic template for our python scripts.  Each geoprocessing def() has only one except to one try.  We print to the log file no matter what happens, success or failure. #TEMPLATE to send error emails automatically #TEMPLATE to insure correct error trapping automatically #SEE END OF SCRIPT FOR STARTING POINT CODE # <<<<<<<<< CONFIG SETTINGS TO BE ENTERED BY TEMPLATE USER # sample imports import arcpy import sys import os import smtplib # sample script level variables/paths <<<<<<<<<<<HERE samplePath = r"\\somePath\arcgisresources\common\geocode\backupLoc" samplePath2 = r"\\somePath\arcgisresources\common\geocode" # sample init HERE arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True def sendEmail(errMessage): # if errors send email from_addr = "[email protected]" to_addr = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"] # <<<<< ENTER CUSTOMER EMAIL HERE subject = "Errors: ERROR DESCRIPTION HERE" # <<<<<<< ERROR DESC HERE msg_text = errMessage msg = "From: %s\nTo: %s\nSubject: %s\n\n%s" % (from_addr, to_addr, subject, msg_text) server = "SomeEmailServer.org" server = smtplib.SMTP(server) server.sendmail(from_addr, to_addr, msg) server.quit() # FUNCTIONS HERE def functionName(parameter1, parameter2, etc): try: #<<<<<<<<LOGIC HERE print "Success: DESCRIPTION HERE will display in log file" except Exception as err: print err sendEmail(err) # MAIN FUNCTION HERE def main(): # start log file HERE logFile = r"E:\scripts\locators_recreate_publish\logs\locators recreate publish.log" #<<<<<<<<<< INSERT LOG FILE PATH HERE logoutput = open(logFile,'w') beginTime = time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') logoutput.write("Began at # " + beginTime + "\n") sys.stdout = logoutput #<<<< POINTS ERROR MESSAGES TO BE RECORDED IN LOG FILE, NOT TO THE PYTHON DEBUG SCREEN # paths variables <<<<<<<<<<<<HERE samplePathFOR_DEF_MAIN = r"\\somePath\arcgisresources\common\geocode\backupLoc" samplePath2FOR_DEF_MAIN = r"\\somePath\arcgisresources\common\geocode" # SCRIPT LOGIC <<<<<<<<<<<HERE functionName(parameter1, parameter2, etc) functionName(parameter1, parameter2, etc) # close log file HERE logoutput.write("Ended at # " + time.strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') + "\n") logoutput.close() ###end def main # script start HERE, points python.exe etc to use the def main as a starting point if __name__ == '__main__': #if def main exists, call it main() #calls def main   ... View more

perhaps you could post your code up.  It would be nice to capture the error if there is one in your try/except block.  (See https://community.esri.com/t5/community-help-documents/how-to-write-a-good-question-that-will-generate-responses/tac-p/1014703#M86 on how to post your python code) ... View more

Yeah...  I don't even look closely at the plat pdf, I just export 'em to a tif.  The line work I've encountered so far has all be black and white, but the firms like to toss in their colorful logo (marketing, marketing, marketing) and that seems to do it. ... View more

This thread popped up in my activity log today. You can do the same calculation in pro as I described above or use the int() function : JoeBorgione_0-1610558667758.png   JoeBorgione_1-1610558737351.png  I guess the int() function would have worked originally too.... ... View more