Latest Contributions by shildebrand

Thanks Scott, I only have the layer I want to edit checked in the editing controls pane.  I only have the parcels and sub basins (the layer i'm trying to edit) selected in the snapping controls pane. Here are the warnings I have with my layers, but "being projected on the fly" shouldn't have any effect on this? Below is a screenshot showing what happens when I start to trace.  Notice that it seems to snap to the gravity main line in the middle of the street, but not to the parcel line that i'm trying to trace.  The gravity main layer is unchecked in the snapping controls.  Any help would be greatly appreciated! ... View more

Thanks Dan, Here are the settings I have... ... View more

Thanks Dan, Here are the settings I have... ... View more

Thanks Dan, Here are the settings I have... ... View more

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? ... View more

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. ... View more

Thanks Blake, I appreciate the feedback! ... View more

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) ... View more

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") ... View more

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") ... View more