NIM064043 for ArcGIS for Desktop

Bug ID Number	NIM064043
Submitted	January 10, 2011
Last Modified	June 5, 2024
Applies to	ArcGIS for Desktop
Version found	10.0
Operating System	Windows OS
Operating System Version	XP
Version Fixed	10.1
Status	Fixed

Workaround

Use python window and update cursor in a script similar to the following:import arcpydef autoIncrement(): global rec pStart = 1 # Adjust start value, if req'd pInterval = 1 # Adjust interval value, if req'd if (rec == 0): rec = pStart else: rec += pInterval return rec# ################################# ################################ ## ## Attention User!!! Please Specify Feature for Calculation below.. ## ## ################################# ################################ #inFeatures = "Dallas_poles" # Specify feature to use for calculations# Add AutoInc fieldtry: arcpy.AddField_management(inFeatures, "AutoInc", "LONG", "", "", "", "", "NULLABLE")except: arcpy.GetMessages(2)# Create UpdateCursor Objectrows = arcpy.UpdateCursor(inFeatures)rec=0 # Declare rec variablefor row in rows: autoIncrement() # Perform autoIncrement() module row.AutoInc = rec # Set current row equal to rec rows.updateRow(row) # Update the row to reflect the changedel row, rows # Delete cursor and row objects to remove locks on the data

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Bug ID: NIM064043

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Using the Field Calculator to execute a Python codeblock to calculate sequential numbers on a selected set of features in a geodatabase feature class only calculates sequential values in groups of 250 features. After each group of 250 features the sequential numbering starts over again.

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