I have two different layers. One layer contains features that are supposed to sit directly on top of features in the other layer.
With ArcPy I'm doing a SelectLayerByLocation with "ARE_IDENTICAL_TO" and then a "SWITCH_SELECTION" in order to find which features from layer one aren't directly on top of layer two, and then updating the geometry accordingly.
However, ArcPy is giving me different (incorrect) results than using the Select by Location in ArcMap.
Granted the feature is only 0.01 ft away from the other, but it's still not identical.
When using ArcPy, the feature above is selected, but when I use Select by Location in ArcMap it's not.
Any idea why it's acting this way?
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With ArcPy I'm doing a SelectLayerByLocation with "ARE_IDENTICAL_TO" and then a "SWITCH_SELECTION" in order to find which features from layer one aren't directly on top of layer two, and then updating the geometry accordingly.
However, ArcPy is giving me different (incorrect) results than using the Select by Location in ArcMap.
Granted the feature is only 0.01 ft away from the other, but it's still not identical.
When using ArcPy, the feature above is selected, but when I use Select by Location in ArcMap it's not.
Any idea why it's acting this way?
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