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							     Has anyone had any problems getting the trace tool to actually trace features?  I have a layer of parcels that I want to trace and a layer of subdivisions that I want to create by tracing parcels.  Usually you just click the layer you want to trace and it starts tracing.  Anyone else having similar problems  The two layers are selectable and both have snapping enabled, but nothing traces once you start tracing.  Any ideas or troubleshooting steps out there?     
						
					
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							     Does anyone know if there is a way to create annotation from the labels of a specific layer and "store them in the map" like we could do in arcmap?  It looks like you can only convert the labels for everything in the map but not a specific layer.  I would like to just create annotation for a small area and be able to move it around like text in a layout.         
						
					
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							     Our IT department ran a scan on PyScripter using Virus Total and it McAfee-GW-Edition threw a red flag, so they deemed it as malicious.  Are there any third-party ide's out there that might be "safer" to use?   
						
					
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							     Does anyone have any recommendations for best python IDE's that are compatible with ArcGIS?  I'm looking for something that has line numbers and good debugging tools.  Something better than the default IDLE program that is installed already with ArcGIS.  We thought that PyScripter would be a good option, but it appears that it is a malicious program.  I appreciate any direction you can provide.   
						
					
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							     Yeah that's essentially what i'm trying to do except I don't want to create a new feature class.  I want the result of the spatial join to populate the existing point feature class.   
						
					
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							     I am trying to automate a process to populate a field in a point feature class with the name of district (a polygon layer) that it falls inside using python.  Ideally this script would only populate the points that have NULL district names.  I'm thinking this may be done programmatically using the select by attribute, select by location, and calculate field functions? If someone could point me in the right direction, that would be much appreciated!   
						
					
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							     Thanks Alberto for your help.  I was able to create a variable that concatenates the full path to the newly created geodatabase name    import arcpy  from arcpy import env  import arcpy.da as da  import os    # Process: Delete Features From Daily File  arcpy.TruncateTable_management(r"W:\Projects\KansasCityMO\Valve And Hydrant\Data\Databases\KCMO_Daily_File.gdb\Valve")  arcpy.TruncateTable_management(r"W:\Projects\KansasCityMO\Valve And Hydrant\Data\Databases\KCMO_Daily_File.gdb\Hydrant")    # Script arguments  workspace = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) # workspace folder containing exported .mdb's  outValveFC = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) # output valve feature class  outHydrantFC = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2) # output hydrant feature class  spRef = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(3) # output coordinate system    # Set the current workspace  arcpy.env.workspace = workspace    # Create .gdb to Hold Combined Valve & Hydrant Data  arcpy.CreateFileGDB_management(workspace, "KCMO_Workspace_2019.gdb")  fileGDB = os.path.join(workspace, "KCMO_Workspace_2019.gdb")    # List all personal geodatabase tables in the current workspace and export to filegdb  workspaces = arcpy.ListWorkspaces("*", "ACCESS")  for dailyFolder in workspaces:   arcpy.env.workspace = dailyFolder   tables = set(arcpy.ListTables("Valve") + arcpy.ListTables("Cannot_Locate_Valve") + arcpy.ListTables("Shutdown_Valve") + arcpy.ListTables("Hydrant") + arcpy.ListTables("CNL_Hydrant"))   for table in tables:   arcpy.TableToGeodatabase_conversion(table, fileGDB)   
						
					
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							     Thanks Alberto,    Any thoughts as to why I get this error when using any of those?:    TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'Result' and 'str'    import arcpy  from arcpy import env  import arcpy.da as da  import os  # Set Workspace  workspace = r"W:\Projects\KansasCityMO\Valve And Hydrant\Data\PFdata\Export\2019\0819\0813"  # Create .mdb to Hold Combined Valve & Hydrant Data  target_geodatabase = arcpy.CreateFileGDB_management(workspace, "CombinedData.gdb")  # Load Schema  arcpy.ImportXMLWorkspaceDocument_management (target_geodatabase, r"W:\Projects\KansasCityMO\Valve And Hydrant\Data\Databases\KCMO_DAILY_FILE.xml", "SCHEMA_ONLY")  # Set the current workspace  arcpy.env.workspace = workspace  # List all personal geodatabase tables in the current workspace and append to Daily_Valve table  workspaces = arcpy.ListWorkspaces("*", "ACCESS")  for workspace in workspaces:     arcpy.env.workspace = workspace     tables = set(arcpy.ListTables("Valve") + arcpy.ListTables("Cannot_Locate_Valve"))     for table in tables:        arcpy.Append_management(table, target_geodatabase + "\\Daily_Valve", "NO_TEST")   
						
					
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							     Thanks Alberto,    Do you know how to reference the target table that was created earlier in the script when the xml document was imported?  Without referencing the direct path (since a new empty table with a different path will be created every time the script is run).  I'm thinking something like:    target_geodatabase + "Daily_Valve"    or    os.path.join(target_geodatabase, "Daily_Valve")   
						
					
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							     Hi everyone,    I am trying to append multiple personal geodatabase tables to a 2nd stand-alone personal geodatabase table using a python script.  The idea here is that the user would select a workspace folder that has multiple personal geodatabases (.mdb's) that each have tables named "Valve", "Hydrant", and "Cannot_Locate_Valve".  The script would then create a new file geodatabase ("CombinedData.gdb") and import an .xml file that has the following two tables: "Daily_Valve" and "Daily_Hydrant".  The script will then append all tables named "Valve" or "Cannot_Locate_Valve" into the just created "Daily_Valve" and append all tables named "Hydrant" into the "Daily_Hydrant" table.  The screenshot below shows the directory structure that I am referring to.  Can anyone lead me in the right direction on this?          import arcpy  from arcpy import env  import arcpy.da as da  import os    #Set Workspace  workspace = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)    #Create .mdb to Hold Combined Valve & Hydrant Data  target_geodatabase = arcpy.CreateFileGDB_management(workspace, "CombinedData.gdb")    #Load Schema  arcpy.ImportXMLWorkspaceDocument_management (target_geodatabase, r"W:\Projects\KansasCityMO\Valve And Hydrant\Data\Databases\KCMO_DAILY_FILE.xml", "SCHEMA_ONLY")    #Search for Valve & Hydrant Tables and Append to Combined Daily Tables  for dirpath, dirnames, filenames in da.Walk(workspace, datatype="Table"):      for filename in filenames:         if filename == "Valve" or "Cannot_Locate_Valve":            arcpy.Append_management(os.path.join(dirpath, filename), target_geodatabase, "TEST", "", "")         elif filename == "Hydrant":            arcpy.Append_management(os.path.join(dirpath, filename), target_geodatabase, "TEST", "", "")   
						
					
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							     Is there any way to create a pie chart like Emre asked for in ArcGIS Pro using the unique values of a string field?   
						
					
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							     Does anyone have a script that will download attachments from an sde related table? Ideally the script allow the user to download only the attachments related to a subset of features selected from the original feature class.  For example, only download the attachments related to records in the related feature class where "PROJECT" = \'PROJECT NAME\'.  I would also like the script to rename to exported files to the ID of the features class + A.  For example, feature ID 1234 would export attachments 1234A.jpg and 1234B.jpg.  Here's what I have written so far:    import arcpy, os  from collections import defaultdict  inFC = r'Database Connections\LDI_COMPREHENSIVE_WEB_DB.sde\LDI_COMPREHENSIVE_WEB.SDE.WebCollection\LDI_COMPREHENSIVE_WEB.SDE.SurveyPoints' # Feature Class   inTable = r'Database Connections\LDI_COMPREHENSIVE_WEB_DB.sde\LDI_COMPREHENSIVE_WEB.SDE.SurveyPoints__ATTACH' # Attachment table  fileLocation = r'W:\Projects\Path' # Output location  # Get dictionary of ObjectID and associated field value  myFeatures = dict()  with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(inFC, ['GlobalID', 'Transferred_FacilityID'], '"PROJECT" = \'PROJECT NAME\'') as cursor:   for row in cursor:   myFeatures[row[0]] = row[1]  # Create dictionary to count usage of the field value (to increment files)  valueUsage = defaultdict(int)  # Loop through attachments, incrementing field value usage, and using that  # increment value in the filename  with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(inTable, ['DATA', 'ATT_NAME', 'ATTACHMENTID', 'REL_GLOBALID']) as cursor:   for row in cursor:   if row[3] in myFeatures:   attachment = row[0]   fieldValue = myFeatures[row[3]] # Value of specified field in feature class   valueUsage[fieldValue] += 1 # Increment value   filename = "{0}_{1}".format(fieldValue, valueUsage[fieldValue]) # filename = FieldValue_1   output = os.path.join(fileLocation, filename) # Create output filepath   open(output, 'wb').write(attachment.tobytes()) # Output attachment to file   del row   del filename   del attachment      Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!   
						
					
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							     I would also love to see the ability to import other arcgis online applications such as applications created using the web app builder and operations dashboard.    Thanks,   
						
					
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