Latest Contributions by AZendel

‎01-06-2022

The add query layer work-around worked for me as well, but we use Oracle, not SQL Server as listed in the bug report. And I agree, it's a bit annoying. We have been dragging these same 'spatial views' from ArcCatalog into ArcMap for the last 12+ years with no problems. If it works in ArcMap, why can't it work in Pro? ESRI, please look into making this easier for us.

‎12-21-2021

YES, PLEASE!

‎11-08-2021

Please implement this, ESRI! Case in point, I did a spatial join between two feature classes with some fields that have the same name. So the output table has NumSFR and NumSFR_1. The '_1' tips me off as two which feature class the field came from. These setting should be applied to: The 'attribute table' view The 'attributes' view "Identify tool" (clicking a feature with the navigate tool) Geoprocessing tools (Calcuate field, Merge, Append, etc) It'd be ideal for people to specify this setting for each project, not all projects. But if it can only be one, I want the latter.

‎10-15-2021

According to WikiPedia, Pro 2.8 was released on 5/12/2021. The solution that worked for me was posted just before that date. Below is the tool I'm using. I think it's "Navigate (Enable Navigate Tool)". But it might be "Navigate (Layout)"

‎09-07-2021

Yes, please! We have a bus map where several routes travel along the same street. To produce a cartographic map, we implemented representations and moved the bus routes laterally along the center line that they actually travel down. But invariably, the bus routes change and we must edit them. In the past, we'd just edit the representation in ArcMap, but now we have to do this in Pro. Although not ideal, we're OK with having one feature class that stores the actual route (the street centerline) and one that shows the offset routes where needed for cartographic production. Being able to export the ArcMap representation to a new Pro feature class would save us a ton of time during this transition to Pro. Or does anyone have a good workaround?

‎09-07-2021

This appears to be working for me too. I still/think Adobe and ESRI need to get this worked out because many other ArcGIS Pro users are likely to hit this wall and not know how to get over it ... unless they luck into finding these posts.

‎09-02-2021

Yes, you should be able to use that Living Atlas Data, but I image that you'll have to download it as a shapefile or file geodatabase first. I doubt that the Redistricting Add-in is capable of directly reading data from any type of web service since it looks like ESRI hasn't updated it much since 2010.

‎08-19-2021

David Cooper, have you tried closing down all ArcMap/Catalog sessions and then deleting that file?

‎08-02-2021

We may be editing our redistricting plans at live County Commission meetings. While the overhead screen that we would be projecting ArcMap to is quite large, the font in the statistics window (screenshot below) is too small and therefore unreadable. Is there a way to increase the size of this font? I did try to increase the size of the fonts by going to Customize --> ArcMap Options --> Table (tab). It did increase the size of the text in a standard attribute table (after restarting ArcMap), but it didn't change the size of the font in the 'statistics window'. Thanks!

‎07-30-2021

If you don't see any 'plans' listed in the database when trying to open one, this post has a probable solution.

‎07-30-2021

Thanks for taking the time to inform me that my follow up was worthwhile.

‎07-15-2021

@ShreeRajagopalan's suggestion worked for me. But those steps may be a bit outdated. Here's how I fixed this problem with ArcMap 10.7.1 on Windows 10.

‎07-15-2021

I just found the solution to this problem and I documented my steps here. I hope this helps.

‎07-15-2021

I just found a solution to this problem in this post. But that post may be a bit outdated. Here's what I did with ArcMap 10.7.1 on Windows 10: 1) Navigate to C:\Users\(your_user_name)\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.7\ArcCatalog 2) I renamed the file named GxDBFactCache.dat to GxDBFactCache_OLD.dat and the file named GxObjFactCache.dat to GxObjFactCacheOLD.dat. Deleting the original files would probably work too, but I get a bit queasy then messing with system files like this. I like having a back up to restore the state it was in before. 3) When you reopen ArcMap (and probably ArcCatalog), ArcGIS will create new GxDBFactCache.dat and GxObjFactCache.dat. When I browse to the plan database, it shows up in both ArcMap and ArcCatalog

‎07-14-2021

I'm wondering if anybody else is experiencing problems with opening existing plans using this extension. When I try to browse to a 'Plan database', the database is not available (see screenshot below). I'm experiencing this on two machines: one has ArcMap 10.3.1 and the other has 10.7.1. I installed the appropriate version for each ArcMap version using the installers on this page. I've enabled the extension (you cannot browse to the dialog box below if you don't enable the extension). Additionally, I cannot browse to plan in ArcCatalog as shown on the page I mentioned earlier. When I navigate to plan to the mdb database that I created previously, it shows what is displayed in the second screenshot below. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the extension with full reboots of the computer. No luck. Any suggestions? Thanks! =================================

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Latest Contributions by AZendel

Re: Failed to add data - spatial view ArcGIS Pro

Re: Spatial join without creating a new feature class

Re: Setting to disable field aliases

Re: Editing Geodatabase Annotation in layout mode? Or efficient alternative?

Re: Create tool to export representation geometry

Re: Image Transparency Issue While Exporting To PDF - ArcGIS Pro

Re: Anyone having trouble with opening redistricting 'plans' from the ArcMap Extension?

Re: FAQ - Districting for ArcGIS

Is there a way to increase the font size in the "statistics window"??

Re: Troubleshooting - Districting for ArcGIS

Re: Anyone having trouble with opening redistricting 'plans' from the ArcMap Extension?

Re: What is Districting for ArcGIS?

Re: System Requirements - Districting for ArcGIS

Re: Anyone having trouble with opening redistricting 'plans' from the ArcMap Extension?

Anyone having trouble with opening redistricting 'plans' from the ArcMap Extension?

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