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After you create the Event Layer export it to a database that you created using ArcCatalog
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I have a point feature that contains project numbers. The numbers are not unique as they are in reference to Issue Number Related to the point feature is a table of Issue's. The issues have a status field. Domain 'IC', 'MA', 'NO' Related to the table of issues is an Attachment table. Attachments are added in the field with Collector or FM I can create a definition query that will show only those Issues with an attachment. GlobalID in (Select REL_GLOBALID FROM <attachment table name> where ATTACHMENTID > 0) I can create a definition query that only shows those records with a specific STATUS in the Issue table. What I would like help with is creating a definition query that shows all Project numbers where ALL records returned are not marked as Status 'IC" OR I need a way to show in my dashboard all project points where all status's in the Issue table are not 'IC'. I have tried a filter in the dashboard
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It is very frustrating. I have been getting this error as well. How many photos do you have in your attachments? I have 6222 in mine. Any feed back on the Bug yet
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Your trying to apply symbology to feature classes automatically? If that is the situation you may be better off creating Layer Files. Layer files will save your symbols, visibility scale, and labeling. When you create a layer file and add it to a new . mxd it will read from the same data. Conversely you can set the symbology in the database itself. Start ArcCatalog and navigate to your Feature. Right click on it and open properties. There is a tab called Representations. You can add multiple different symbology sets to the feature class. You will still need to create a layer file. We played around with this for our enterprise data and decided to go with Layer Files.
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Technically a script is a batch function, when you execute the script it may perform numerous operations. I typically create my scripts using Model Builder. You can save the models in the Tool Box and export them as a python script. I don't have a lot of scripts I run a lot so I keep mine simply in the tool box and access them as needed.
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Did you try pressing F5 after making the desired frame active?
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You can only search by location with in a single data frame
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This is something I have found super helpful over the years. First I would suggest creating a custom tool box and save it in your c:\\Users...Documents\ArcGIS folder. Create your script or model Access the Toolbox and add your script or model to the custom toolbox. In ArcMAP Start to customize. Select the Command tab. Scroll all the way to the bottom and select [Geoprocessing Tools]. The select Add tools. Navigate to your custom Toolbox and add the script. The add the tool to your custom tool bar. https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/analyze/creating-tools/adding-a-script-tool.htm
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I had a similar situation labeling Apartment numbers ranging from one number to another. Where are your address ranges stored. If your using road centerline data that has address ranges in it that would be best. Then you create a simply label <FromLeft> (or whatever side has the lower number) & " - " & <ToRight> (or whatever is larger) & " " & <StreetName> To be more help you will need to show us and example of your data table.
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The Vary Symbology by attribute is what I was going to suggest. however when using point symbols they are going to want to keep the symbol the same size when you zoom in or out so would end up occupying a larger area. What I might suggest is making a buffer of your points to the same size as the tree. And then symbolize the polygon. That way the trees will always appear to be their correct size relative to their surroundings.
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