Latest Contributions by ZarehDemirdjian

Nevermind I was able to cancel the license file and create a new one with the complete list of user types. Thank you -Z- ... View more

Thanks a lot for the clarification Ben. Yes this is exactly what I was looking for. What should we do in this case to have all the users in one license file? ... View more

Thanks George. ... View more

HI Demin, I had a similar problem.  I was able to fix it by changing the etc/hosts to use 127.0.0.1 as described in the following link: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/54420-Fresh-Prerelease-installation-quot-Failed-to-create-the-site.-quot?highlight=hosts&ESRISessionID=JM-DwKT_QDk2czpeQyxAzx6aNqeLInv989Cl-Y1y_ITIy47l5Nnk5xx91zl-FZOkQXF-kp_3 Art Hello Art, the above link is not working, i am facing a similar problem can you kindly let me know the steps Thanks ... View more

Try this: Con(IsNull("myraster"),0,"myraster") This works in the Raster Calculator, for v10, with ESRI GRIDs. Not sure if it's the same for v9.3, or for other formats. Thanks i am using ver 10 as well, i used this it worked without the " ", i just wrote con(isnull(myraster.tif),0,myraster.tif) and it worked one time and that was it, it stoped again, is there any syntax error in my used format? ... View more

No, you've got it flipped backwards.  Enterprise ArcSDE will operate on SQL-Server Enterprise, Standard, or Express databases, but Workgroup ArcSDE will only work with Express (more specifically, with the *specific* release of Express with which it ships -- no substitutions). - V yes my bad you're right thanks ... View more

Hi, For some reason, the link didn't work for me.  But I'll try to clarify (it is confusing; I wish it weren't...) ArcSDE for SQL Server Express is a name used for what are called Database Servers in the Catalog tree UI.  If you have ArcGIS Server Workgroup, ArcGIS Desktop (ArcEditor or ArcInfo), or ArcGIS Engine, you can install SQL Server Express and run the ArcSDE for SQL Server Express wizard to register the SQL Server Express instance as a database server.  Then you can connect to the database server/SQL Server Express instance, create geodatabases, add users, load/create data, and manage the database server and geodatabases all from the Catalog tree in ArcGIS Desktop.  If you have ArcGIS Server Workgroup, you can also publish services using geodatabases on the database server as sources. (In older documentation, posts, and articles, you would have seen these geodatabases referred to as ArcSDE workgroup geodatabases and the ones licensed with ArcGIS Desktop as ArcSDE personal geodatabases.) If you have ArcGIS Server Enterprise, you can install ArcSDE and use it with SQL Server Express.  In that case, ArcGIS considers SQL Server Express as just another edition of SQL Server, like Enterprise or Standard. There are functionality differences and limitations that Microsoft has in place for Express, but it doesn't affect how you create, manage, and interact with enterprise geodatabases using ArcGIS software. Let me know if further clarification is needed. -Kim Thank Kim, so I can install the ArcSDE for SQL Server Express from the ArcGIS Desktop media regardless of the limitation issues and its supposed to work fine with the ArcGIS Server Enterprise...I hope i understood correctly.. Thanks again. Zdemirdjian ... View more

Oops - sorry I just did a really bad job of cut and paste with the code. Below is hopefully slightly less bad... It is worth mentioning that this code has changed behavior between ArcGIS versions and turned out to be a bug. I'm  posting it to demonstrate one method to jump from one map frame to another related map frame. Dim pLR As ILocatorRectangle Dim pMFRef As IMapFrame pGraphContainer.Reset()                 pElement = pGraphContainer.Next                 While Not pElement Is Nothing                     If TypeOf pElement Is IMapFrame Then                         pMapFrame = pElement                                                                          If pMapFrame.LocatorRectangleCount > 0 Then                                 pEnv = pElement.Geometry.Envelope                                 pLR = pMapFrame.LocatorRectangle(0)                                 pMFRef = pLR.MapFrame                                 pMapFrame.ExtentType = ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto.esriExtentTypeEnum.esriExtentBounds                                 pMapFrame.MapBounds = pMFRef.MapBounds                                 'resetting the size here stops the scale from being slightly off on resize.                                 pMapFrame.ExtentType = ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto.esriExtentTypeEnum.esriExtentDefault                                 pElement.Geometry = pEnv 'Reset the position of the dataframe.                                 pMapFrame.ExtentType = ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto.esriExtentTypeEnum.esriExtentScale                                 pMapFrame.MapScale = df.Scale 'edit to desired scale                                 pMapFrame.ExtentType = ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto.esriExtentTypeEnum.esriExtentDefault                             End If                                                                   End If                     pElement = pGraphContainer.Next                 End While             Next Thank you I tried the 1st graphical method and it worked pretty well, I found a VB Script that synchronises between the data frames, but it turned to have a bug probably because of versions problem. Thanks again, ... View more