Latest Contributions by DominicRobergeIADOT

I did tested it on a point feature class in a file geodatabase and it worked for me ... View more

how about this: Adding the UpdateCursor based on the OBJECTID of your first sorted() fields = ['OBJECTID','GROUPT', 'LABELT','SHAPE@X','SHAPE@Y'] where = f"""GROUPT IS NOT NULL AND TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM GROUPT) <> ''""" print(where) sql_clause = (None, 'ORDER BY GROUPT DESC') i=0 with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fields, where, sql_clause=sql_clause) as ucurs: ucursSort = sorted(ucurs,key=lambda group : group[4], reverse=True) for group in ucursSort: print(group) current_group = group try: if current_group != previous_group: letter_index = 0 except NameError: letter_index = 0 new_lbl = ascii_uppercase[letter_index] print(new_lbl) #ucursSort.updateRow(group) where2 = f"""OBJECTID = """+str(group[0]) print(where2) with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fields, where2) as ucursU: for r in ucursU: print(r) r[2] = new_lbl ucursU.updateRow(r) letter_index += 1 previous_group = current_group print("------------------") ... View more

Hi Vince would this work for you. I tested it and seems like the sorted() reverse=true on the SHAPE@Y field will sort from North to South fields = ['OBJECTID','GROUPT', 'LABELT','SHAPE@X','SHAPE@Y'] where = f"""GROUPT IS NOT NULL AND TRIM(BOTH ' ' FROM GROUPT) <> ''""" sql_clause = (None, 'ORDER BY GROUPT DESC') with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc, fields, where, sql_clause=sql_clause) as ucurs: ucursSort = sorted(ucurs,key=lambda group : group[4], reverse=True) for group in ucursSort: print(group) current_group = group try: if current_group != previous_group: letter_index = 0 except NameError: letter_index = 0 new_lbl = ascii_uppercase[letter_index] #ucurs.updateRow([group, new_lbl]) letter_index += 1 previous_group = current_group   ... View more

Hey I am curious, what version of ArcGIS Server are you running? I have a similar issue on one of our server running 10.6.1. Thanks! ... View more

Hi AspenN is your feature layer hosted on an ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Online? if it's on an ArcGIS Server you could enable WFS from the Server Manager     ... View more

Hello, for me all me SDE connections are in the same folder (workspace) so if you define the workspace, you should get your listing of SDE databases. Worked for me. 🙂 (in Catalog, right click the SDE connection, select properties and look at the path of the "name") import arcpy arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.8\ArcCatalog" # List all file geodatabases in the current workspace workspaces = arcpy.ListWorkspaces("*", "SDE") for workspace in workspaces: print workspace     ... View more

those little things 🙂 FYI, if you try to use that expression in Fields Maps... it won't work..I have been working with ESRI Tech Support on that and this morning they logged it as a bug (I was using almost the same code to bring attachments in the popup) Reference number:- BUG-000144024 Public Status:- New Synopsis:- The arcade expression to count the number of attachments fails to honor in the ArcGIS Field Maps. ... View more

Hi Keith can you click the "+" sign then the list of values will be generated and you can select what ever you want. ... View more

perhaps there is an issue with the formula. Other things to keep in mind.  1) make sure you have all options available when creating the symbology (in my case I don't have records with value 'test2' yet therefore it's not an option when creating the symbology)   2) Otherwise, make sure to select the Other option it should work. Good luck! ... View more

hummm I just tested it here using the following code var drTest = $feature.testDefaultValue; var drNewVal = When( drTest =='dr_test',"Code1", drTest =='test1',"Code2", "complete" ) return drNewVal;   and that got me this:   ... View more

Hey Kevin   could you try to use a Notebook in ArcGIS Pro? I do something similar but my source is a AGOL hosted feature layer.    ... View more

Hey Robert what if you try this. That should give you a "clean" name for your FGDB for fd in datasetList: print(fd) fdSplit = fd.split('.') print(fdSplit[2]) arcpy.CreateFeatureDataset_management(outFolderPath, fdSplit[2]) ... View more