Latest Contributions by NeilAyres

Just as a further point here... It is unwise to have attribute field names which are the same as keywords. Here we have a field called DATE which is a date type. You never know when you will get strange things happening with fields like that. Rather call it ChangeDate or something. ... View more

Kindly mark this post as answered. ... View more

Once the data source is registered with the server I don't think there is anything else required. As I said, just check which view of the data is in the mxd which publishes the service. ... View more

Why not put this into a script, instead of typing it out each time. Just open IDLE or whatever you are using, open a new file, put the code there, and save. You can run it within the interpreter. Then post the entire code here using the python syntax highlighter. Perhaps a piece of data as well. Does that workspace exist? Can the script see it? Its has spaces in the path which is generally a bad thing, but I don't think that is the issue here. Do you have write permissions in that workspace? And, what is that workspace anyway? A folder? A fgdb (doesn't look like it)? If this is a coverage (still), you will not be able to overwrite a system variable like that. And, not sure if Update cursors would work anyway. ... View more

But your syntax problem is if row[0] = 4: should be if row[0] == 4: ... View more

This looks like an old coverage or something imported into a db. The fields "AREA" and "PERIMITER" are system variables, so they should not be updated anyway. If you look right along the attribute table do you have "SHAPE_AREA" or something like that. That will contain the current area in the units of the feature. ... View more

And the math module has functions math.radians() math.degrees() ... View more

That doesn't make sense. Just published a service this morn which has a bunch of polygons with a table joined to it. The table is filtered on a column, example "Active" = "Yes". The correct polys appear in the portal web map. Back out in the db side, if you edit the table, the portal web map changes a few seconds later. Magic. So, back to your problem. Are you sure that your service is pointing to the correct schema ie the owner of the data ? We always have a data loader user "LDR", so the features tables appear like "DBName.LDR.MyFeature". If you add these same features using a different user, I am not sure the service will work properly. ... View more

Hmmm, What data are you editing and how? Is the data versioned? And reconciled back to default. ... View more

It's just a warning. Telling you that it is probably wiser to edit the spatial data in the same coordinate system as the data itself. ... View more

Well, that's just the way it is.... ArcCatalog, is primarily an interface to databases, setting up how they work and a whole bunch of other things. As this is a GIS system, most people interact with their data in map form. So, the way to edit data is via ArcMap. If you have your data in an enterprise system like SQL Server or other db, you can of course use standard sql to update and change attribute info. Ditto with personal geodatabases (access mdb's). ... View more

But be careful. Portugal seems to have a rather complex history regarding geodetic control. Several different versions listed in the documentation and in the EPSG database. Including the very confusingly named : Lisbon_1890_Lisbon_To_Lisbon Might be useful to do a bit of research here on exactly what you are dealing with. ... View more

And use the appropriate datum transformation between the Lisbon datum and WGS84. ... View more

Perhaps someone should point out that you should use the data in a format which is appropriate for the task / analysis. ... View more