GeoNames To Geodatabase

Résumé

Loads GeoNames data into a feature class and table. The feature class is composed of point features, and the table contains fields with information concerning the naming conventions used for the features. The feature class contains the Unique Feature Identifier (UFI) and Unique Name Identifier (UNI), which match the same fields in the GeoNames table.

Utilisation

• Before loading the GeoNames data into your database, the feature class and table must already exist. Fresh copies of the GeoNames feature class and table are located at C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\EsriDefenseMapping\Desktop10.5\Geonames\Schema\Gdb\Geonames_Template.zip. Extract Geonames_Template.zip and copy the feature class and table into your working database.

• If your organization already has a GeoNames database, this database may be used as long as it contains the UFI and UNI fields.

Syntaxe

arcpy.defense.GeoNamesToGeodatabase(in_source, in_feature_class, in_allow_duplicates, in_table)

Paramètre	Explication	Type de données
in_source	Path to the source file containing GeoNames information. This needs to be a properly formatted GeoNames file.	Shapefile; Text File
in_feature_class	The GeoNames feature class; this feature class should be in the working database.	Feature Class
in_allow_duplicates	Allows duplicate features in the GeoNames feature class. ALLOW_DUPLICATES —Allows the tool to import features even if there is already an entry in the GeoNames feature class and table. DON'T_ALLOW_DUPLICATES —Prevents the tool from importing features if there is another feature with the same geometry and attributes in the GeoNames feature class or GeoNames table. This is the default.	Boolean
in_table	The GeoNames table; this table should be in the working database.	Table

Sortie dérivée

Nom	Explication	Type de données
out_featureclass		Feature Class
out_table		Table

Exemple de code

GeoNamesToGeodatabase example (stand-alone script)

The following script is an example of calling GeoNamesToGeodatabase in a stand-alone Python script:

# Importing arcpy module
import arcpy

# Checking out Defense extension
arcpy.CheckOutExtension('defense')

# Setting variables for parameters
source_file = r'C:\Data\ha.txt'
feature_class = r'C:\Data\MGCP_TRD_4_2.gdb\GeoNames_FeaturesP'
in_table = r'C:\Data\MGCP_TRD_4_2.gdb\GEONAMES_TABLE'

# Calling GeoNames to Geodatabase tool
arcpy.defense.GeoNamestoGeodatabase(source_file, feature_class, 'DONT_ALLOW_DUPLICATES', in_table)

# Checking in Defense extension
arcpy.CheckInExtension('defense')

Environnements

• Espace de travail courant

Informations de licence

• Basic: Non
• Standard: Requiert Defense Mapping
• Advanced: Requiert Defense Mapping