Latest Contributions by DarrenWiens2

Can you post your entire script? We can't see important parts like how you create your insert cursor or run table to table (don't just include those parts, post the whole thing). ... View more

Can you try casting the numerical data to an appropriate numerical data type? [int('5067088870000'), float('0.000'), float('30.670'), 'IGNACIO-BLANCO', 'PICTURED CLIFFS'] vs. ['5067088870000', '0.000', '30.670', 'IGNACIO-BLANCO', 'PICTURED CLIFFS'] ... View more

I don't see any model parameters, so I suppose everything is hard-coded into the model. Check all the tool dialogs (yellow boxes) and make sure they are filled out appropriately (e.g. do the datasets exist?). Besides that, what happens when you click the blue 'Run' button? ... View more

You can run almost all ArcGIS functionality from Python, like: Add Join—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  Summary Statistics—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  ... View more

With Summary Statistics, you can get a table with `Group, Min_OID_for_each_group`. Join this table to your original table by OID & Min_OID_for_each_group. Save the table or read to Python dictionary so you have `Group, Min_OID_for_each_group, GlobalID`, then either join to your original table by Group, or cursor through matching by group to update the LegacyID. ... View more

Perhaps you've considered and passed on this idea, but you can get the minimum OID for each group using Summary Statistics, then read those values directly as you cursor through the features, or join all at once rather than cursoring at all. ... View more

If you print where (or AddMessage), is it what you're expecting? Best guess: where = "{0} = '{1}'".format(arcpy.AddFieldDelimiters(fc,OID_field),row[0])‍ You should consider adding a check to see if anything is selected, otherwise, yes, you'll return the entire original feature class. ... View more

There are any number of bad ways to make this happen, but the best option is to have an awkward conversation with your Enterprise Systems team explaining why you need to run Python through task scheduler, or provide their own workaround that will work in your system. ... View more

It probably depends on exactly the map you're making, and how many revisions you may have to do. I always make my labels in data view, with final layout view scale set in data view (important), because the labels are then tied to the location. If you're making data driven pages, this is important. Also, when someone says, "can you move it just a little to the west?" you can. ... View more

Check your indentation and notice that pt_count never gets incremented, so it's never > 1. The idea to debug this is to try to figure why the print statement never gets executed, which is because it never gets into the loop. Why not? ... View more

For some reason, your print statements aren't printing because the code never gets to them, so you need to back-track to figure out where the problem is. See which prints get executed. If nothing, there would seem to be a problem in the feature class itself. with arcpy.da.SearchCursor("Z77",["SHAPE@"]) as cursor:        for row in cursor:            print('this is a feature')                for part in row[0]:             print('this is a part in the feature')                  pt_count = 1                for pnt in part:                 print('this is a point in the part in the feature')                 ...‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

That means there's either no pnts in part, or no parts in row[0], or no rows in cursor. ... View more