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Append Tool - ArcGIS API for Python

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06-17-2024 01:56 PM
CodyPatterson
Regular Contributor

Hey all,

I'm attempting to work through a project where I take the geometry of a layer, and create a feature using that geometry with a set of attributes that do not match the fields of the destination layer. I attempted to check out the documentation, but it is not helpful for copying features from one layer to another.

How can I copy these features? I do not have access to Arcpy unfortunately or I would have this done already.

I'm open to any ideas!

Thank you in advance!

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BlakeTerhune
MVP Regular Contributor

The final solution must not use arcpy at all? What format is your source data in and what format do you need the output in?

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CodyPatterson
Regular Contributor

Hey @BlakeTerhune 

Unfortunately it cannot as this map is hosted on AGOL and our Notebooks aren't equipped with Arcpy, even though it would be great. The source data in would be a dictionary, there are 29 fields, but all are nullable, so I was wanting to input just the fields I need, such as city, state, order number and so forth. I also have the geometry of the item I would like to enter, and it has the same spatial reference as the target.

In the end, I would like to collapse the geometry and attributes into a single feature, and then append that feature to the feature layer.

Cody

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BobBooth1
Esri Contributor

Cody,

ArcGIS Notebooks do support ArcPy, when you use an Advanced runtime.

https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fe8a61ca94c54e6e8e62c2faed0b68cf

 

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DanPatterson
MVP Esteemed Contributor

arcgis online?

arcgis.features module | ArcGIS API for Python


... sort of retired...
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CodyPatterson
Regular Contributor

Hey @DanPatterson 

This is definitely promising, but I'm failing to find a way to pull the geometry and attributes into a feature, when most attributes are missing. I have a few values that I would like to enter and then all the rest be null, there is an objectID field, but I was hoping that would auto-iterate instead of needing entered, but I'm still not sure.

The geometry is in hand, and it matches the spatial reference of the target layer, but the attributes are my main confusion.

Cody

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DanPatterson
MVP Esteemed Contributor

Sorry, no suggestions for the attributes.


... sort of retired...
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CodyPatterson
Regular Contributor

Hey @DanPatterson 

No worries at all, I've been moving through some of the programming and I'm finding some hints, I have a few ideas and if I figure it out, then I'll update this for people in the future.

Thank you for the suggestions!

Cody

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BobBooth1
Esri Contributor
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