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Data Interoperability on Notebook Server

Oiligriv

Hi
I didn't find anything online, could data interoperability be integrated into ArcGIS Notebook server?

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bharold

I asked around, it looks like Data Interoperability can't be imported into ArcPy, this is what is available:

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/use-arcpy-in-your-notebook.htm

You could call a web tool though.

bharold

As far as I know, provided the ArcGIS Server machine hosting the notebook has Data Interoperability installed and licensed it should be available to the advanced runtime. Best to check with arcpy.CheckExtension('DataInteroperability') before you invest a bunch of time in it - please let this thread know!

Oiligriv

if I use a script that calls a local toolbox (.tbx), which in turn runs a .fmw file (FME workspace), can I execute everything from my notebook machine (as the client), or does it have to be run from the server?

Thanks in advance!

bharold

Hi Oiligriv

Depending on what you want to do, this might be already offered. If you want to run a web tool on the same server then you should be able to import the toolbox and run it. If you want to schedule a tool in a local tbx this should also work. If you can share more details we'll be able to respond.