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• 2009 Developers Summit

  The 2009 Developers Summit has come and gone. Thanks to all who attended! We enjoyed meeting with you. We've uploaded the geoprocessing presentations to the Model and Script tool gallery. Session videos have been posted to the Media Gallery. Slides, scripts, Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 25, 2009 4:54 PM by dmhoneycutt | 0 Comments Filed under: advanced, script tools, Python, Digging deeper, Tips and tricks, 2009 Developers Summit, Geoprocessing services, ArcGIS Server

• Send us your feedback

  You may not have noticed, but you can send us feedback about this site. There's a feedback link at the bottom right of the home page, as illustrated at the bottom of this post. We're particularly interested in hearing from you about blog post topics you'd Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 25, 2009 4:47 PM by dmhoneycutt | 0 Comments Filed under: beginner, advanced, New at 9.3, Spatial Analysis, script tools, Python, ArcSDE, Geostatistical Analyst, Digging deeper, Tips and tricks, UNIX/Linux, 3D Lidar Point Data, ModelBuilder, 2009 Developers Summit

• Digging deeper - Troubleshooting geoprocessing errors when using ArcSDE data

  Geoprocessing error reporting has significantly improved in the ArcGIS 9.3 release. All tractable errors now have a unique error code and each error code has a detailed explanation in the help system. See Understanding geoprocessing tool errors and warnings Read More... Posted Friday, September 05, 2008 4:13 PM by dmhoneycutt | 1 Comments Filed under: advanced, script tools, ArcSDE, Digging deeper

• Tips and Tricks - Debugging Python script tools

  If you create your own script tools using Python, you'll appreciate these tips and tricks on debugging. Coding errors are inevitable and there are two basic ways to find out where the error occurred: - Add some form of print statements to your code that Read More... Posted Monday, September 01, 2008 3:02 PM by dmhoneycutt | 4 Comments Filed under: advanced, script tools, Python