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Hi Tyler, If the PDFs look great (no lines showing up anywhere), then the issue lays somewhere between the PDF print settings and your printer hardware.
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Hi Peggy, See if this can help Manage results from multiple queries | ArcGIS API for JavaScript [Edit: Jake's answer is the same as mine, he fired it up while I was writing this ] Cheers, Todd
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What exactly are you trying to join here anyways? It seems like you're just trying to add incremental values to a feature class and a table. Doesn't your table already have some form of meaningful information that you can use to join to the feature class instead of using a random number?
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1. Is the field 'FID_1' created somewhere else, or already exist? 2. If it does exist, what gets populated when you run the model? If you iterate the same tool over and over, your 'FID_1' will always be equal to 0, because that's what you're passing as an expression every time you run it. The id variable you have doesn't keep counting up every time the model iterates through the tool, it gets reset back to -1 when it's first run. You're better off iterating through the feature classes and tables using a search cursor within the script itself, and then upping the value in a FOR loop for every feature.
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Would it be possible for you to post a screenshot of your model and the parameters you're using?
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The grid looks like footprints for another dataset, but can't know for sure without a legend or finding someone who's used this data before. Is there any information in the surround of the raster? Are there enough intersecting lat/long points that you could use to georeference the image yourself?
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Hi Fabiano, Yes, there is. Use the IValidation.ValidateSet() method instead. It validates an entire Set object, built from an ISet interface where you can add individual objects to the set. This example shows building a set using selected features in an Edit session: Dim pMySet As esriSystem.ISet
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pEnumFeature.Reset
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Next Count The IValidation.ValidateSet() method returns an ISet object containing all of the invalid features that it found in that set. Hope this helps! Todd
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Hi Romain, There is no tool that I'm aware of to achieve this. The closest thing I could think of would be a buffer reduction, but that's done by distance from edge, not the area, and would affect the entire polygon. As well, a tool would have to be able to "judge" what areas of the polygon you wanted cut. There are infinite ways that you could draw a cut and remove a selected area from a polygon. I'm thinking you might have to just draw some polygon clips (on an equal area projection of course) and measure them - or use the measure tool first to find an approximate shape that would work. You could then edit the shape to get as close as possible to your required output.
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You don't have an object named 'zip' that you're calling in the last line. Read the rest of the link/thread that you posted, especially Dan Patterson's reply about researching the module and how to properly use it to extract a zip file. Throw the code he used there into a for loop, and run it against a directory to unzip all archives.
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Hi Ganeshmoorthi, I don't know the API for Javascript code that would accomplish this, but is anything stopping you from just calling the existing geoprocessing tool "Create Fishnet" that's found in ArcGIS?
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Does this help? Not sure what flavour of Spatial ETL tools you're running. Run an FME Workspace from Python using FMEWorkspaceRunner | FME Samples and Demos Once the Python is written, just have your Windows Task Scheduler call the Python file at whatever interval/time frame you choose.
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I've never tried myself, but wouldn't it be easier to just write something quick in Python that runs your existing tool, instead of trying to convert everything to Python?
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I had to call ESRI and they're setting it up for me in my myESRI account. I didn't have access to a Portal authorization either, even though I have an Enterprise Advanced 10.3.1 auth. Apparently they will add a new button that will allow me to generate a "name users" file that I will supply as an auth file. Todd
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I had to log in just to click helpful here, because I just had this same issue... installed Portal for my Enterprise 10.3 Server, and I gave it my .ecp file to authorize. It said "Good to go" and closed out. Then I can't log in because I'm not authorized - going in circles! Didn't realize there was a seperate code I have to go download now. Thanks for the tip! Todd
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