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Results from object classes and objects!

MikeSchudel1

Hello everybody

there is an analysis tool which in the database the object classes and objects indicative of the respective database?

Without licensing, the analysis function!

Thank you
Mike

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DarrenWiens2

I think you're probably looking for ListDatasets (or possibly, ListFeatureClasses, and if the dataset type is feature class, table, layer, or raster, then getCount.

Can you rephrase "object" (feature?) and "object class" (feature class?) into ArcGIS terms (or perhaps this is an SDE thing)?

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DarrenWiens2

I think you're probably looking for ListDatasets (or possibly, ListFeatureClasses, and if the dataset type is feature class, table, layer, or raster, then getCount.

Can you rephrase "object" (feature?) and "object class" (feature class?) into ArcGIS terms (or perhaps this is an SDE thing)?

MikeSchudel1

Hello Luke
Thank you very much, it will try.
My first steps in Python is already functioning ....
Greeting
Mike

LukeSturtevant

I'm not sure if you are looking to do this with python or not, but you might look into using various List functions and arcpy.da.walk().

MikeSchudel1

I would like to receive the content (object class and total about objects) various databases.
So I could say:
Database XYZ has 392 object classes and 35890 objects ....

etc.

DarrenWiens2

Please expand on this question. I'm not sure what you're asking.

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