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To convert such circles into polygons I copy them out to a shapefile (which does not support curves) and then copy them back in to a geodatabase feature class. The result is a vertexed curve. I use …

As commented by @dmahr: A good way to troubleshoot differences between ArcMap tools and Python tools is to go to the Results pane, right click on your tool run and press Copy as Python snippet …

Various options for drawing data in ArcMap are described in an ArcGIS 10.2 Help page entitled Adding layers to a map. I think you should review that to see if it enables you to draw any/all of your d …

I think you should look at the first ListFeatureClasses example in the online help for arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() for ideas on how to incorporate that function. It has example code to: Copy shape …

Precisely how you will do this will depend on your license level of ArcGIS for Desktop because, from the Intersect help: With ArcGIS for Desktop Basic and Standard licenses, the number of input …

I just ran the test below to see if I could reproduce your problem in either a file geodatabase or a personal geodatabase using ArcGIS 10.2 for Desktop. Each generates a 3x3 fishnet, then assigns val …

In answer to your question: Is it possible to use python to get the full 'location' + 'name' of the data in a broken data source? This code should do it - just substitute in the full path and …

I just found this blog posting entitled Importing CAD data in ArcGIS Desktop 10 which should give you a good introduction to how to do this. The embedded links were added by me and prior to these ste …

In your code try replacing this: for row in searchC: A = [x.split('Point') for x in row[:-1] ] with this: for row in searchC: print row[:-1] A = [x.split('Point') for x in row[:-1] ] …

As commented by @MichaelStimson, this could be a "one-step task (CSV to shapefile)" by authoring a model or Python script tool that incorporates these two tools and a layer to link them: arcpy.MakeX …

Without seeing a code snippet we are left to guess what may be causing this but my suspicion is that you have: arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True which causes the data source for that layer to be del …

I only occasionally use the Fixed Zoom In/Out buttons on the Tools toolbar of ArcMap and had always assumed that they zoomed in/out by a set scale factor. However, using ArcGIS for Desktop 10.2, I ju …

Rather than left and right-clicking all over the place, to demonstrate whether the Select Elements tool on the Tools toolbar is working I would do the following: Start ArcMap with a Blank Map Add in …

The home page for AMOEBA states: These scripts require ArcGIS 8.x or higher and ArcGIS for Desktop 10.2 is MUCH higher so the original code may well need to be updated. I recommend that you con …

As commented by @ChrisW: Technically 200 Firestone Ln is an address - the first point on the 200 block of that road. It may not be a mailing address, as perhaps house numbers start at 210. So …