Ik werk in Hoofdstuk 4 van het boek Getting to Know arcGIS pro 2.8. Op pagina 122 staat in de workflow dat je de Geoprocessing tool "Feature Class to Feature Class" moet gebruiken. Het boek vermeldt "je wilt deze shapefiles omzetten naar geodatabase feature classes in CityMaintain.gdb. <\/P>
Het probleem is dat de Feature Class to Feature Class geoprocessing tool verouderd is. De documentatie van ArcGIS stelt: "Dit is een <\/SPAN>verouderde<\/A> tool. Deze functionaliteit is vervangen door de <\/SPAN>Export Features<\/A><\/SPAN> tool." <\/SPAN><\/P>Het uitvoeren van de Export Features tool plaatst mijn firehydrant.shp bestand niet in de CityMaintain.gdb. <\/SPAN><\/P>Kunt u helpen? <\/SPAN><\/P>Ik gebruik ArcGIS Pro desktop 3.3.0 op een desktop met Windows.<\/P>Dank u wel. <\/SPAN><\/P>Todd P<\/SPAN><\/P>
Hello!
Instead of using the deprecated Feature Class to Feature Class tool for FireHydrants.shp, you would use the Feature Class to Geodatabase tool. Skip to Chapter 4, step 10. Add FireHydrants.shp to the Input Features parameter, along with WaterLines.shp, WaterPressureZones.shp, and Wells.shp.
This step (and other steps involving now-deprecated tools and functions) was updated in Getting to Know ArcGIS Pro 3.2! Let us know if you have anymore questions.
did you check the output path and see if it's actually going to the geodatabase (path ending with .gdb which is the file format of a geodatabase)? A screenshot might help.
shapefiles have to go into folders. and you would have to specify a *.dbf format.
featureclasses in a gdb should be the route to go.
In any event, you can/should navigate to the folder or geodatabase where you want the output to go, OR set the output workspace in the tool Environments tab to either a folder (for shapefile) or geodatabase (for a featureclass)
Just set the Output Location parameter to the Geodatabase location?
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