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‎01-21-2016

Hi there, We have a python script that automatically detects changed feature classes in our enterprise SDE, and exports them to a file GDB copy every night. Unfortunately changes to the SDE domain are not being propagated with the copied feature classes. Any ideas why this might be happening? The script copies the features using the arcpy.Copy_management function. The ESRI tool reference for this function states that it does maintain the domains, and it certainly took them with it the first time it copied the feature class. It seems like it just doesn't work on subsequent copying events. Thanks!

‎07-28-2015

Hi John, the toolset should be visible in the ArcCatalog window, and you should be able to see three script tools inside that can be opened in ArcMap like any other tool.

‎07-28-2015

Hi Aicam, you can have any layers you want in your project, including a raster image, and they will all remain visible on every pdf.

‎07-23-2015

You can find a list of time format tags here: ArcGIS Help 10.1. Essentially, you would use the tag, format= "h tt".

‎07-16-2015

Great! I'm glad you solved the problem. All the symptoms indicated that the problem did indeed lie with the printer.

‎07-15-2015

Is it possible that the Parkland data was a feature class, and the Block_centroids is a shapefile? In that case, you will need to right click the block centroids and choose export, rather than just copying it.

Re: hi eveyone · ‎07-13-2015

That's great! Do you mind saying how the problem was solved? You can mark an answer a correct, or if you found the solution some other way, you can just state the solution you found as mark that as correct. Thanks in advance!

Re: hi eveyone · ‎07-11-2015

Hi Attai, I just noticed you asked a different question recently with the same title: hi everyone. You received several helpful seeming answers, but there is no reply from you as to whether they answered your question. Please remember a few things... First, GeoNet is designed as a resource that others can search to find similar questions that have been answered. This only works well if people take the time to close out their questions properly. Second, people put a lot of volunteer time and energy into looking for solutions to others' questions. Please take the time yourself to respond, and mark their answers as helpful or correct, if that was the case, or even to say why the answer didn't work for you. Thanks.

Re: hi eveyone · ‎07-11-2015

Hi Attai, Tabulate Area should give you what you need, assuming you have the Saptial Analyst extension: ArcGIS Help 10.1

‎07-08-2015

You work for esri too, Jay? I had no idea. All these secret esri employees!

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