Set Cluster Tolerance (Data Management) (ArcInfo and ArcEditor only)
Release 9.2 Last modified November 29, 2010	Print all topics in : "Tools"

Alters the cluster tolerance for the Input Topology. The cluster tolerance is used when validating the topology.

Usage tips

• You cannot alter the cluster tolerance for a topology if the topology has been registered as versioned.

• Changing the cluster tolerance will require the entire topology be validated.

• For more information about cluster tolerance, see the Cluster Tolerance Environment and the Cluster Tolerance topic in the Topology Basics Help.

• The following environment affects this tool: Workspace, scratch workspace, cluster tolerance, and extent.

Command line syntax
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SetClusterTolerance_management <in_topology> <cluster_tolerance>

Parameter	Explanation	Data Type
<in_topology>	The topology for which you want to change the cluster tolerance.	Topology
<cluster_tolerance>	The minimum distance between vertices in the topology. Vertices that fall within the cluster tolerance will be snapped together during the validate topology process. If you enter a value of zero, the default or minimum cluster tolerance will be applied to the topology.	Double

Data types for geoprocessing tool parameters

Command line example

SetClusterTolerance D:\Calgary\Trans.mdb\Streets\Street_Topo 0.00015

Scripting syntax
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SetClusterTolerance_management (in_topology, cluster_tolerance)

Parameter	Explanation	Data Type
in_topology (Required)	The topology for which you want to change the cluster tolerance.	Topology
cluster_tolerance (Required)	The minimum distance between vertices in the topology. Vertices that fall within the cluster tolerance will be snapped together during the validate topology process. If you enter a value of zero, the default or minimum cluster tolerance will be applied to the topology.	Double

Data types for geoprocessing tool parameters

Script example

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