Add File (Production Mapping)

Niveau de licence :BasicStandardAdvanced

Récapitulatif

Adds a file to a Product Library. This associates the file with a Product Library entry. Once you have added a file to a Product Library, use Check Out File and Check In File to manage changes made to it.

A product library stores information and data required for cartographic and digital data production in a geodatabase. Solutions Esri Mapping and Charting store business rules, documents, and spatial information inside a product library.

Utilisation

Syntaxe

PLAddFile_production (product_library_workspace, product_library_itempath, filepath, {checkin_comments}, {product_library_ownername})
ParamètreExplicationType de données
product_library_workspace

Path to the product library workspace.

Workspace
product_library_itempath

The product library path to the item. This is specified as Solution Name::Product Class Name::Series Name::Product Name::Instance Name::AOI Name::File Name.

String
filepath

Path to the file that is going to be added to the Product Library.

File
checkin_comments
(Facultatif)

Comments to associate with the check–in.

String
product_library_ownername
(Facultatif)

Product library schema owner name. Set this parameter if the user account specified in product_library_workspace is not the schema owner. This applies only to product libraries stored in enterprise geodatabases.

String

Exemple de code

PLAddFile example (Python window)

The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the PLAddFile tool.

# Name: PLAddFile_Example.py
# Description: Adds a file to a Product Library
# Requirements: Production Mapping extension

# import arcpy and checkout a Production Mapping license
import arcpy
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("foundation")

# Product library and item path variables
product_library_workspace = "C:\\Data\\ProductLibrary.gdb"
product_library_itempath = "Products::NewSolution::NewClass::NewSeries"

# path to an existing file
file_path = "c:\\data\\script.py"

# execute the Add File tool
try:
    res = arcpy.PLAddFile_production(product_library_workspace, product_library_itempath,file_path)
    print res.getMessages()

except Exception, e:
    print e.message
	
print "Script completed successfully."

Environnements

Thèmes connexes

Informations de licence

ArcGIS for Desktop Basic: Annuler
ArcGIS for Desktop Standard: Requis Production Mapping
ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced: Requis Production Mapping
4/26/2014