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And 64-bit background processing is available for ver. 10.2 as well ... View more

What is the hardware configuration? 600,000 feature classes going through multiple processes is a huge task and memory consuming. Have you installed 64-bit background processing package? Background Geoprocessing (64-bit)—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

You might also like to look at this Advanced considerations when using domain accounts—Documentation (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server The particular domain user should have permission on arcgisserver directory. ... View more

Just translated your post Dear Esri community , I have placed the 60-day trial of ArcGIS for Desktop . If even all great so far . Now I have received coordinates of individual points of an area with a Garmin GPSmap 60CSx , GPS and would now like to add in ArcMap and represented as dots on the map . Is there a way or a program ( free) as I may add points directly into eg . Excel without typing them individually in order to then integrate attribute table in the shapefile ? I hope you understand what I mean and can help me. Thank you already for your help If you explore into the directory of the GPS, you might find a *.gpx file. You could convert this file into a feature using GPX To Features—Conversion toolbox | ArcGIS for Desktop . ... View more

The culprit could be the trusted storage. You need to delete the trusted storage. If it's a 60-days ArcGIS trial you are using, then you should be able to authorize it again. Please follow these steps: 1. Close all ArcGIS Applications. 2. In Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\ProgramData\FLEXnet. Delete all the files in it. 3. Authorize ArcGIS Advanced (Single Use) license using the same EVA********* code. Check if the licenses are working now. ... View more

In that case, check the expiry date of the extensions in ArcGIS Administrator. If they are still valid, try closing all ArcGIS Applications and restarting ArcMap session. ... View more

OK Let me consider the DMS value has 02 digits each with the symbol of Deg. Min. and Sec. in between (e.g. 23d45m30sN). The expression I have used is LAT_dd = VALUE(LEFT(<LAT_DMS>,<No. of characters> ) + MID(<LAT_DMS>,<Cursor Position>,<No. of characters>)/60 +MID (<LAT_DMS>,<Cursor Position>,<No. of characters>)/3600) LEFT (23d45m30sN, 2) = 23 MID (23d45m30sN, 4, 2) = 45    ----> converted to deg. 45/60 MID(23d45m30sN, 7, 2) = 30     ----> Converted to deg. 30/3600 So the value would be 23+45/60+30/3600 = 23.758333 Ultimately, the VALUE function converts the result of the above expression into numeric. NOTE: Few values had a different format. I had to change the cursor position/No. of Characters for these values ... View more

Hi Sakshi, Could you attach a sample excel sheet of the existing data available with you? ... View more

I had used Append tool to combine more than 50 features at one go, with condition that they all have a same schema. I had kept SCHEMA_TYPE = TEST to check the schema match before appending. Also they should all have same geometry. Also have a look at About loading data into existing feature classes and tables—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

If you want to combine multiple datasets into an existing dataset, try Append—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS for Desktop . If you want to create a new output dataset, try Merge—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

In Projection Coordinate System, the units are linear (feet/meters) like in a 2D Map. In Geographic Coordinate System the units are angular (Decimal Degrees/ Radians) like in a 3D Globe. Looking at the extent of TrafficAccidents shapefile, we can say that the extent is too small to be in linear units. They have to be in angular units like Decimal Degrees. So we are choosing a GCS for defining its coordinate system. Once defined, you can reproject it using Project—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS for Desktop . Also check the following link. Projection basics for GIS professionals—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop ... View more

The coordinate system of "TrafficAccidents" shapefile is still not correct. DO NOT use a Projected Coordinate System for this. Use Geographic Coordinate System. Open ArcCatalog. Navigate to the folder containing "TrafficAccidents" shapefile. Right-click the shapefile > Properties. In properties dialog, navigate to Spatial Reference > Edit. Type "GCS_North_American_1983" in search box. Among the filtered coordinate systems, choose GCS_North_American_1983 under Geographic Coordinate System. ... View more