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Where does the data reside in ArcGIS results?
You can drag and drop datasets from the result into a tool dialog box or the Python window. If your input or output dataset is named , the data resides in memory or in your system’s temp folder. The data will not be deleted as long as you have an ArcMap layer that references the data.
How to cancel ArcGIS for server geoprocessing task?
If the result is based on an ArcGIS for Server geoprocessing service task, the shortcut menu will have three additional choices. Cancels execution of the tool. Copies the data from the server to your computer. After copying, the status will either be , , or .
How do I unpack an ArcGIS result file?
In the Catalog window, right-click the package and click Unpack. Open a geoprocessing package from arcgis.com and the package will automatically be unpacked and added to the Results window. Use the Extract Package tool. In the Catalog window or Windows Explorer, double-click the result file.
How to extract data from a map service using Python?
Create a request and read it using urllib. Write the JSON response to text file. Convert JSON to shapefile using the JSONToFeatures function. import urllib2, urllib, os, arcpy url = “https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Census/MapServer/3/query?”
Is there a way to cancel an ArcGIS tool?
Cancel is only available for tools currently executing in the background or on an ArcGIS for Server. Executes the tool again. It is a shortcut for opening the dialog box with Open and clicking OK on the tool dialog box. This option is not available if the tool is currently executing.
Where do I find the results window in ArcGIS?
When running a model tool from the tool dialog box, outputs will only be added to the Results window for those outputs that are model parameters. Useful operations are found on shortcut menus, which you open by right-clicking a Current Session, Previous Sessions, Not Run, Shared, and an individual result.
How to get started with arcpy.mapping script?
Right-click the code pane and click Clear All to clear the code pane. Typically, one of the first operations you do with an arcpy.mapping script is reference an existing map document ( .mxd ) or layer file ( .lyr) that you want to do something with. In this section, you’ll reference a map document.