How to add a reference to an FGDB in the database folder of the project?

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05-31-2021 07:49 AM
MarioLandry2
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Hello dear community,

I've created a small program that does create a series of projects and that also creates individual FGDBs inside those projects.

For example, I have a project named f24010 and within that project there is a FGDB named Extract_f24010.

I can see the FGDB in the folder "Folders", but I can't see the same database in the folder "Databases"

 

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Using ArcGIS Pro SDK, how can I add a reference to the FGDB in the "Databases" folder?

Mario

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by Anonymous User
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Hi @MarioLandry2 ,

Try that sample code.

Your method need to be async, fgdbpath should be string variable and store your file geodatabase path.

 

ProgressorSource ps = new ProgressorSource("Adding fgdb connections");
await QueuedTask.Run(async () =>
                            {
                                ps.Message = $"Adding fgdb path....";
                                IProjectItem tmpItem = ItemFactory.Instance.Create(fgdbpath) as IProjectItem;
                               
                                bool isAdded = Project.Current.AddItem(tmpItem);
                                
                            }, ps.Progressor);

 

 

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MarioLandry2
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I've realized that I could use the id command "esri_projectitemAddToProjectButton" but it does not work, mainly because I guess I don't know how to call a command ids with a parameter, in that case the FGDB file name.

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by Anonymous User
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Hi @MarioLandry2 ,

Try that sample code.

Your method need to be async, fgdbpath should be string variable and store your file geodatabase path.

 

ProgressorSource ps = new ProgressorSource("Adding fgdb connections");
await QueuedTask.Run(async () =>
                            {
                                ps.Message = $"Adding fgdb path....";
                                IProjectItem tmpItem = ItemFactory.Instance.Create(fgdbpath) as IProjectItem;
                               
                                bool isAdded = Project.Current.AddItem(tmpItem);
                                
                            }, ps.Progressor);

 

 

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MarioLandry2
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Thanks a lot Than!

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