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I believe the first way with the if else is similar to Duck Typing and the "look before you leap" lbyl non-pythonic methods. As Curtis said, the latter with the try/except is pythonic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3v9zMX1s4s ... View more

That url is not available, but this is the closest I see on Google: http://www.faculty.umb.edu/michael.trust/A_New_Approach_for_Metadata_with_ArcGIS10.pdf  ... View more

another post that uses this code: How to extract metadata of feature classes and save it as a csv, using ISO19139 translator in ArcGIS environment ?  ... View more

relevant resources: What is the Metadata module—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  arcpy-metadata · PyPI  GitHub - ucd-cws/arcpy_metadata: Python metadata editing classes for ArcGIS feature classes  using arcpy.da.walk to inventory data and export metadata to csv  Python Errors in IDLE when processing metadata  arcpy - Creating table containing all filenames (and possibly metadata) in File Geodatabase? - Geographic Information Sy…  Access and update map and layer metadata (arcpy.mp)  python - updating metadata for feature classes programatically using arcpy - Stack Overflow  Edit metadata for many ArcGIS items—ArcMap | Documentation  ... View more

https://community.esri.com/thread/14848  ... View more

relevant references: How To: Print the list of feature classes for an Enterprise geodatabase  Python List Shapefiles  ListFeatureClasses—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  arcpy - Listing all feature classes in File Geodatabase, including within feature datasets? - Geographic Information Sys…  os.walk | ArcPy Café  Walk—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  arcpy - Listing Feature Classes of Multiple geodatabase in Multiple Folder? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Excha…  gist:4577289 · GitHub  arcpy - How to make a GIS inventory? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange  arcpy - List all Feature datasets & feature classes from a single geodatabase into CSV - Geographic Information Systems …  ... View more

FYI documentation: CheckProduct—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  ... View more

excellent guidance for the migration Leslie. I think you are missing https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-15072 for the personal blog recovery. ... View more

Other resources: How to Converta PDF to ESRI Shapefile with Python, Geopandas and Inkscape - Tutorial - YouTube  How to Convert a PDF to ESRI Shapefile with Python, Geopandas and Inkscape - Tutorial — Hatari Labs  Convert high resolution digital PDFs into a shapefile? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange  How to Convert PDF to Shapefile (8 Steps) | It Still Works  ... View more

I had this error when clicking on a gdb, then changing the XML Workspace Document to a nonexistent directory: xml export database error: exception from hresult: 0x8004216A Failed to export <gdbName>.gdb The directory must exist prior to running the "Export GDB to XML Workspace (Schema Only) tool: This successfully exports and opens the xml in preparation for creating the .htm web file: How To: Create a data dictionary of a file geodatabase using the X-Ray for ArcCatalog add-in How To: Create a data dictionary of a file geodatabase using the X-Ray for ArcCatalog add-in  ... View more

error executing tool. Export Web Map Task : Layer "SpatialRecord_UT_Pro_FS - County Manifest": Failed to create layer from service at https://arcgisserver.domain.com/portal/sharing/servers/itemid/rest/services/FSName/FeatureServer/1. ERROR: code:403, You do not have permissions to access this resource or perform this operation. Access to this resource is forbidden, regardless of authorization. Failed to execute (Export Web Map). Failed to execute (Export Web Map Task). Utilities/PrintingTools.GPServer       Appears as if ArcGIS Server Print tools does not have access to external secured feature service. https://community.esri.com/thread/87790 https://community.esri.com/thread/179089 https://community.esri.com/videos/3051   Our solution: We added an external secured service to our portal as an item, and save credentials with the item. We have two ways it works: 1. share the external secured service portal item with everyone within the network domain. This will allow the ArcGIS Server account (a domain user within the network) access to get the credentials from the portal item, so the credentials can be read by that ArcGIS Server's print service. The downside of this is that now everyone within the network domain of your company can print this external secured service portal item. 2. Share the external secured service portal item with specific groups within the portal. Add the ArcGIS Server account (a domain user within the network) as a portal member. Add the Server account portal user as a member of a group you shared the external secured service portal item with. This will allow the ArcGIS Server account (a domain user within the network) access to get the credentials from the portal item, so the credentials can be read by that ArcGIS Server's print service. The downside of doing this is that it takes up a portal user type license, which costs money. A possible third way this will work is following Esri docs: Print maps that contain secured services—Documentation (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

Also this helpful blog: Querying Feature Services: Date-Time Queries  ... View more

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