topic Re: Iterate Feature on Spatial Join in Geoprocessing Questions

Iterate Feature on Spatial Join

MeganIsaacs — Thu, 30 Mar 2017 10:38:37 GMT

I am trying to iterate on a spatial join on point data. I want to get the attribute of a polygon onto a point dataset. I can do it fine for one features but have loads of points to get through so want to use the iterate function which I have not used before. I have attempted this but the spatial join needs to have an input value - what value do I tell it to use as I want it to use all the features in my geodatabase but it wont me select this - only wants me to select one feature.

So far I have got this far.

Re: Iterate Feature on Spatial Join

AbdullahAnter — Thu, 30 Mar 2017 22:32:39 GMT

Replace Iterate Dataset with Iterate Feature Classes . And make sure that all feature Classes in Geodatabase are point feature classes that only you want to spatial join.

Re: Iterate Feature on Spatial Join

MeganIsaacs — Fri, 31 Mar 2017 10:08:34 GMT

Thank you very much – it works now.

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Re: Iterate Feature on Spatial Join

milansmart — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 10:18:11 GMT

Thanks, it works but does slightly different job than I thought it will. Do you know how can I update it all into one output file, not to create the same number of outputs as the inputs? I would like to just go to that one file and delete fields I don't need. When I do it manually, I do spatial join > get output > I take this output and run it against another layer > and so on and repeat it around 20 times, which is taking lots of time.
In the below, 202403cog is input folder with 20 shapefiles, SSCovCheck is a list of unit postcodes. Any idea? Thanks