Update ID Feature.

[RajP]

Hello,

I have point Feature, I need to update Point Feature Id to whose touch the Point Feature using Python Script. Kindly request to suggest me.

Regards,

Raj P

[JakeSkinner]

Hi Raj,

Take a look at using the Spatial Join function.

[LukeSturtevant]

Could you maybe elaborate on what you are trying to do? What is touching the point feature? What is the Point Feature ID that you are trying to update? Do you have a completed example in an attribute table that you could share with us?

[RajP]

Helllo,

Line Features is touching the point Feature, So I need to update the PointID to the Line feature attribute table.

  

Point Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	Point Name
1	Point	3003405A8555	TOWN-1
2	Point	3003405A8556	TOWN-1
3	Point	3003405A8558	TOWN-1
4	Point	3003405A8561	TOWN-1
5	Point	3003405A8564	TOWN-1
6	Point	3003405A8565	TOWN-1
7	Point	3003405A8573	TOWN-5
8	Point	3003405A8575	TOWN-5

Line Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	LineName
1	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
2	Polyline	3003405A8555	HT
3	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
4	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
5	Polyline	3003405A8564	HT
6	Polyline	3003405A8561	LT
7	Polyline	3003405A8573	HT
8	Polyline	3003405A8573	LT

Regards,

Raj P

[DanPatterson_Retired]

You didn't answer the previous suggestions... does a spatial join not provide the necessary data? If so, they you can simply emulate the script example for spatial join​ or provide an example of your scripting attempts so far

[RajP]

Hello,

I have Point Feature class, In these Point Feature is "GIS_ID" field, SO I need to update the "GIS_ID" values which Line Feature class touch the point feature using Python Script automatically.

Point Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	Point Name
1	Point	3003405A8555	TOWN-1
2	Point	3003405A8556	TOWN-1
3	Point	3003405A8558	TOWN-1
4	Point	3003405A8561	TOWN-1
5	Point	3003405A8564	TOWN-1
6	Point	3003405A8565	TOWN-1
7	Point	3003405A8573	TOWN-5
8	Point	3003405A8575	TOWN-5

Line Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	LineName
1	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
2	Polyline	3003405A8555	HT
3	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
4	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
5	Polyline	3003405A8564	HT
6	Polyline	3003405A8561	LT
7	Polyline	3003405A8573	HT
8	Polyline	3003405A8573	LT

Regards,

Raj P

[DanPatterson_Retired]

I am not sure why you think your response is so much clearer when the original answer is repeated with bold faces sections.  Mark Jake's reply correct, or provide the code that you have produces so far and are having trouble with.

[RebeccaStrauch__GISP]

If you are trying to see who last edited an item, you may want to look at ArcGIS Help working with edit tracking.   To  update a point ID field, you could maybe query the last edit date and then increment the ID.  But as Luke mentioned, it's hard to know exactly what you are trying to do without a few more details.

[RajP]

Hello,

I have Point Feature class, In these Point Feature is "GIS_ID" field, SO I need to update the "GIS_ID" values which Line Feature class touch the point feature using Python Script automatically.

Point Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	Point Name
1	Point	3003405A8555	TOWN-1
2	Point	3003405A8556	TOWN-1
3	Point	3003405A8558	TOWN-1
4	Point	3003405A8561	TOWN-1
5	Point	3003405A8564	TOWN-1
6	Point	3003405A8565	TOWN-1
7	Point	3003405A8573	TOWN-5
8	Point	3003405A8575	TOWN-5

Line Feature:

OBJECTID *	Shape *	Gis ID	LineName
1	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
2	Polyline	3003405A8555	HT
3	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
4	Polyline	3003405A8555	LT
5	Polyline	3003405A8564	HT
6	Polyline	3003405A8561	LT
7	Polyline	3003405A8573	HT
8	Polyline	3003405A8573	LT

Regards,

Raj P

[LukeSturtevant]

Then mark Jake Skinner's reply as the answer for sure. Just use spatial join ​with any of the optional parameters​:

import arcpy
arcpy.SpatialJoin_analysis (pointFeatureClass, lineFeatureClass, outputFeatureClass,"JOIN_ONE_TO_MANY", "KEEP_ALL")