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There are are number of ways you can write out messages with AddMessage. I personally prefer this way: arcpy.AddMessage("Sheet count: {0}".format(count)) Sheet count: 11 You can contin …

You just need the following in the expression (set the the expression type to PYTHON) round(!POINT_Y!, 2) and round(!POINT_X!, 2) Where 2 = the number of decimal places. …

arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("myfeatures", "NEW_SELECTION", "Y=0 and X=0") result = arcpy.GetCount_management("myfeatures") print(result.getOutput(0)) You're trying to use some (maybe) python …

For ArcGIS 10.7, and some earlier versions, a complete set of python scripts to stop, start, delete and a bunch of other things can be found here: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html? … id=12dde73e0e784e47818162b4d41ee340 (there is also a .exe inside this if you absolutely need a full executable) Or dive into the help and read about the many options (out of the box command line, python …

The following code should do what you want. There might be a slightly more elegant way to write it, but I understand your request to pull out each polygon into their own file. import json import os …

whatever matches your coordinates. sr = {"spatialReference" : {"wkid" : 4326}} {**dict(y = x['lat'], x = x['lng']), **sr} Output: {'y': 111, 'x': 222, 'spatialReference': {'wkid': 4326}} Note - The Python …

When installing ArcMap it will install Python if it can't find it. It looks in the registry to see if Python is already installed. … cant think of a reason when/why the value of this key would be incorrect, but you could always go this way: Inside the Esri\Desktop hive of the registry is a Python location. …

You could return it as a parameter. outputAddress = #logic you already have to get this arcpy.SetParameterAsText(2, outputAddress) #2 being the index, since you have 2 inputs (0, 1), I say 2 bei …

For the publishing of map services through Python (and arcpy), look here: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00s30000006q000000 …

Async writes to the Job directory and those results are persisted until the Server cleans them up. Sync sends the results back to the client. With a GP Service you should return a file or data, not a …

To answer the 'default' part of your question, you could: make the input parameter optional. if no input was given, do something like the following to set a value Input__DEM_ohne_Hecke = arcpy.GetP …

Take a look at the Authoring Geoprocessing Services with Python help, specifically the section on Importing other modules. This is essentially the same scenario you're working on. …

If there is no geometry, how do you suppose the tool would know what geometry type to create? No geometry "featureclasses" are tables. The only way you can set the geometry type is if you happen to h …

I don't believe there is a documented comprehensive list, because simply, the Python requirements for ArcMap 10.8 were: Python 2.7.16 NumPy 1.9.3 matplotlib 1.5.2** (might only be a server requirement … ) Yes, Python came with the installer and was laid down, but you could make use of your own Python as long as you met those requirements. …

Yes. But the publishing process will NOT copy the dll. You'll get an analyzer error. You'll need to register the DLL directory with the datastore so ArcGIS Server doesn't try to copy it. See this lin …