Latest Contributions by DuncanHornby

Just thinking out aloud here. A possible variation on this idea is that the original button stays (as adding more buttons to the already cramped interface isn't going to help) but ArcMap is intelligent enough to realise the field has a domain then offers up the option of domain or scan the table? ... View more

ArcGIS is now 10.2.1 and there is still no way of deleting geo-processing logs from the metadata when in the Data Source Item Description editor. I do think that when a geo-processing tool is run and metadata is updated its a great way of keeping track of what is done but sometimes you do something that is logged and you simply want to remove it but not the rest of the history. For example you add a field and do a calculation on it, this is logged. You realise the calculation was incorrect so you re-run the calculation, this gets logged. I would want to go back into the metadata editor and remove the first calculation so the values in the field are synchronised with what the geo-processing log is showing. You can edit/remove other items in the metadata (usually by a red cross button) why can't you make the Geoprocessing History do the same? ... View more

By running the Table to Table tool and storing the output table in a File GeoDatabase you will automatically get an OBJECTID field as all tables must has one in a GeoDatabase. If you are getting empty output then this should suggest your CSV is corrupt in some way, such as blank rows, invalid syntax etc. ... View more

Kyle, Use the Table to Table tool to convert your CSV to a File GeoDatabase Table. Duncan ... View more

Oleg, 1 million points is a large dataset but ArcMap should be able to handle that. In my experience large datasets often have errors in them. Have you run your point dataset through the check geometry tool, may be you have null geometries? Do all fields have values, e.g. no null value? Duncan ... View more

Hmm.. interesting This is a thread that just keeps on giving, thanks! ... View more

Richard, This exe.config file, how did you create it for your project? Did you copy the ArcMap.exe.config and then edit it, or is it something you create from within the Visual Studio project? Duncan ... View more

I'm guessing your standalone is attempting to reference the old 10.1 location? Just an idea, not sure if it is correct as I have not had to build a stand alone application for some time but in VS, in the solution Explorer panel> References set each ESRI reference to Copy Local = TRUE. This should bundle up the DLLs into the same folder as your executable. Duncan ... View more

Can you zip up the toolbox so we can look at the model? ... View more

Do the source and target FeatureClasses have different XY precision? Maybe you are getting some sort of truncation of the x th decimal place? Especially if you are going from a Shapefile to say a high precision geodatabase featureclass? ... View more

Ok well an alternate logic would be: import arcpy in_feature = "3ans" near_feature = "PhysicoChimie3ans" cursor1 = arcpy.SearchCursor(in_feature, fields="NEAR_FID") for row1 in cursor1:    data_to_get = row1.getValue("NEAR_FID")   print data_to_get   cursor2 = arcpy.SearchCursor(near_feature, fields="pH")   for row2 in cursor2:     if row2.getValue("FID") == data_to_get:       print row2.getValue("ph"), "loop2"   del row2,cursor2 ... View more

I think the problem is nothing more than the indentation which controls the loops. I believe the code should be: import arcpy in_feature = "3ans" near_feature = "PhysicoChimie3ans" cursor1 = arcpy.SearchCursor(in_feature, fields="NEAR_FID") cursor2 = arcpy.SearchCursor(near_feature, fields="pH") for row1 in cursor1:   data_to_get = row1.getValue("NEAR_FID")   print data_to_get   for row2 in cursor2:     if row2.getValue("FID") == data_to_get:       print row2.getValue("ph"), "loop2"   cursor2.reset() ... View more