Wie kann man den Workspace-Pfad aus einer Ebene mit arcpy abrufen?

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<\/HEAD>Jason Camerano<\/A> gab mir diesen Python-Schnipsel:<\/P>head, <\/SPAN>sep<\/SPAN>, <\/SPAN>tail = arcpy.Describe(parcelFabricLayer).Path.partition(".gdb"<\/SPAN>) workspacePath = head + sep<\/SPAN><\/PRE>Erklärung:<\/P>Describe().Path gibt den vollständigen Pfad zurück, der auch die Zeichenkette ".gdb" enthält.<\/P>partition trennt diesen anhand der angegebenen ".gdb" <\/SPAN>Zeichenkette in:<\/P>head - vor der ".gdb" Zeichenkette<\/SPAN><\/LI>sep - die ".gdb" Zeichenkette<\/SPAN><\/LI>tail - nach der ".gdb" Zeichenkette<\/SPAN><\/LI><\/UL><\/P>Hat jemand eine bessere Methode?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

MattHowe · Answer

For Julian's path example I'd normally use os.

a = r"D:\Data\GISData\dataeceived\Transport.gdb\Routing\AccessRoad"
os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(a))
'D:\Data\GISData\data\received\Transport.gdb'

MarkDonnelly · Answer

In Pro you can use the following:

layer.connectionProperties["connection_info"]["database"]

JulianInskip · Answer

Hi Amir. I do mine a little different. I don't use arcpy to get my workspace path. I find mine takes a lot quicker as it does not have to call arcpy every time, saving a few seconds. With this method you can also use any geodatabase type (.sde, .gdb or .mdb). accessRoadFc = r"D:\Data\GISData\data eceived\Transport.gdb\Routing\AccessRoad" wkspSplit = accessRoadFc.split(".") wkspExt = wkspSplit[1].split("\")[0] workspace = "{}.{}".format(wkspSplit[0], wkspExt)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍