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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” Sorry, but there was no new layer that was created and it still gave no sign of where the problem is and why it keeps selecting more records than are missing. I just realized I was putting in your name in front of message wrong. |
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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” Sorry, but there was no new layer that was created and it still gave no sign of where the problem is and why it keeps selecting more records than are missing. |
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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” Sorry, it didn't work. It should have only selected about 100 and it selected 800. It still is selecting records that are in the table. It should only be selecting those that are missing. |
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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” Thanks, Sorry I misunderstood. |
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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” @PolyGeo No, How do you do that?? |
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Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” So I did try to drop the Switch selection but it still selected records that were not missing???? |
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asked | Python Code: “Compare two fields and select missing records” |
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Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? deleted 10 characters in body |
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Apr 25 |
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Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? I looked on Desktop Help and it looks like I have the SelectLayer typed right. I'm not understanding what I'm missing. |
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Apr 25 |
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Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? Now, I got it to get at least down to the SelectLayerByAttribute line. It's giving me an invalid expression. So I have that line of code typed out wrong right? |
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Apr 25 |
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Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? So, to fix this would I also reference the field in the same area and then add an IF statement?import arcpy, traceback FRows = arcpy.SearchCursor(flayer) ARows = arcpy.SearchCursor(alayer) ffields = arcpy.ListFields(flayer, "", "FLAG") afields = arcpy.ListFields(alayer, "", "TFLAG") FList = [] AList = [] for row in FRows: for field in ffields: Fvalue = row.getValue("FLAG") FList.append(str(Fvalue)) for row in ARows: for field in afields: Avalue = row.getValue("TFLAG") AList.append(str(Avalue)) |
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Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? @blah238 Yes, it is. My boss wanted us to make sure people know what folder to not get into. LOL I actually fixed the Listfields problem. My row in FRows command line is still not working. I'm thinking it's missing an IF. When I add the script tool to a toolbox in ArcMAP with no parameters. I get Error:999999???? |
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Apr 25 |
asked | Error: Exception Raised on the “for row in rows” command line? |
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Apr 19 |
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Python code: Using Search Cursor to find missing values in attribute table between two layers in one MXD OK, when I took the da out. I get an IOError:Unknown. One idea I just had, this should probably run off the layer names. They are always named AADT, AADTAnnoLabel. Let me explain. My boss has asked me to write scripts to make one guys job easier because of how many times stuff has not been right. So, he built his maps wrong in the beginning, and has all his annotation in different gdbs. Don't ask!!! So, I'll try changing it to layers in the code. Please help if you have time. Thanks!! |
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Apr 19 |
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Python code: Using Search Cursor to find missing values in attribute table between two layers in one MXD When I run it in ArcMAP Python window, it says object has no attribute 'da'. |
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Apr 19 |
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Python code: Using Search Cursor to find missing values in attribute table between two layers in one MXD I am getting an exception raised. But I can't get it to highlight the row it has trouble with. I've tried toggle breakpoint and then step over. What else should I try? |
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asked | Python code: Using Search Cursor to find missing values in attribute table between two layers in one MXD |
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