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Found it!!! Analysis Tools - Extract - Split By Attributes. I ran it and it did what I needed it to do.
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I'm having the same problem and it's driving me insane
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Th tool I'm using sets the flow direction in the digitized direction it is not the Set Flow Direction tool on the Utility Network Analyst tool bar which requires you to have sources or sinks. We got the Set Flow Direction by Digitized Direction tool from a serch in Esri Support, we use it everytime we edit without any problems. I used the tool in 9.3 and I've also installed and used it in 10. http://edndoc.esri.com/arcobjects/8.3/samples/network/utility%20network%20analysis/flow%20by%20digitized%20direction/setflowbydigitizeddirection.htm After some thought, I thinking I may have just solved the problem. Thanks for your help, if I need further help on this I will contact you and if my solution works I'll let you know what the problem was.
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I'm having a problem with the trace feature on the Utility Network Analyst tool bar. I have two geometric networks, stormwater and sanitary. My client can trace the stormwater network on his computer and so can I on my own computer without any problems. The problem start with the sanitary network. I can trace the sanitary network on my computer with no problems but can�??t get the trace function to work with the sanitary network on the clients computer. Both of us are using the same networks and the same mxd. We (using the clients computer) deleted the network and recreated it and still can�??t get it to work on the clients computer but it works on mine. Is there something I missing? I�??ve never had this happen before and the strange thing is the sanitary network was working several months ago. We are using 9.3. The other problem the client has is with Set Flow by Digitized Direction. The flow has already been set but some lines had to be flipped and the button won�??t highlight to rest the flow.
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Take a look at the following ArcGIS Desktop blog . We did a series on editing tips and tricks which included information from the user conference technical session.
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I've converted a CAD file and now I need to break down the points and polylines to shapefiles by the Layer attribute. Is there a way I can import the CAD layer by it's layer attribute? Am I making sense? I'm not sure how to explain it. See the attachment. In the attachement you can see my CAD file; each CAD file, as we know, has attributes and I want to import the CAD polyline and point layers by the layer attribute to shapefiles. My result would be a seperate shapefile for 0, CKY-4KV EAST ELECT, CKT1-4KV HWY 45-MILL ELECT, etc, etc. I'm tired of doing these one at a time using Select By Attribute after I convert the CAD to shapefiles. I want to break them down further using a srcipt or tool. There's got to be a solution out there. I'm still on 9.3 due to clients, I prefer help to be for 9.3 but I do have access to 10
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You did not say which version and licence level of ArcGIS you are using or if this is a one time process or something that needs to be run multiple times. However, I normally approach this type or problem in 3 steps. The first step is to get the data in order. If it is already ordered on your basiin field the objectID should provide your base sequencing values. If it is not in order and you are using ArcGIS 10 with an ArcInfo licence there is a built-in permanent sort records tool that will sort on your basin field. If you have ArcGIS 9.3 you can use the script and tool at this post: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/12385-(Again-Sorry)-Serial-number-for-the-records-in-the-attribute-table?p=37288#post37288 You also could use ET Geowizard from http://www.ian-ko.com/ . It has a permanent sort tool that is included in the subset of tools that are available for free with unlimited use. Based on your descriptionm, you may first want to develop a query where you get just the values that have no numeric portion to do your sort on. The query might work if it was something like: NOT("BASIN" Like '_0%' or "BASIN Like '__0%') Once the data is ordered, I perform a Summary on the basin field and get the Min ObjectID value. Getting the Min ObjectID value may involve creating a field and calculating the OID values into it, since for some reason the Summary field does not like using the ObjectID field itself as a summary input. (It may be possible just to type in the ObjectID field name and avoid that extra step, but I have not tried it). ONce you have the summary, you could also add another field to the summary table create your unique offset values for each basin value at this point. If this is a one time set up just do it manually. Now you perform a join and calculate the sequenctial field. Using pseudo VBA (for 9.3) the value you want will be: [OrigTable.Basin] & format([OrigTable.ObjectID] - [SumTable.MinObjectID] + [SumTable.Offset], "0000") If you have ArcGIS 10, do not use Python on the join calculation as it will run 20 to 50 times slower than VB Script. The VB Script expression would be: basinNum = [OrigTable.ObjectID] - [SumTable.MinObjectID] + [SumTable.Offset] If len(basinNum) < 4 Then [OrigTable.Basin] & left("0000", 4 - len(basinNum)) & basinNum Else [OrigTable.Basin] & basinNum End If Potentially this could also be done in ModelBuilder, but the unique starting number would have to be hard coded into a calculation. I hope this helps.
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