I have a geodatabase with multiple Feature Class (at least 100).
I would like to add in each attribute table of each Feature Class, two new columns. I have to do that with a python script because it would be very long to add the columns one by one.The two new columns are : "symbole" and "deslotID".
I try to make a python script, but I don't know anything about python.This is the code (I know it don't works)
>>> import arcpyfrom arcpy import env#My environment and the geodatabase that contains the feature classenv.workspace = "C:/data/arcgis/gdb/Featureclass.gdb"#Set fieldname variables = 2 new columnsfield_name1 = "symbole"field_name2 = "deslotID"#Define the fields's structurefields = [("featureclass", "field_name1", "LONG", 9, "", "", "refcode", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED")("featureclass", "field_name2", "INT", 9, "", "", "refcode", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED")]for field in fields: arcpy.AddField_management(*(featureclass,) + field)For this code, I was inspired by this question : Possible to add multiple fields in single arcpy statement?
I think I have to make a loop that runs through all the feature class in the geodatabase, I really don't know how to do that.
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I would like to add in each attribute table of each Feature Class, two new columns. I have to do that with a python script because it would be very long to add the columns one by one.The two new columns are : "symbole" and "deslotID".
I try to make a python script, but I don't know anything about python.This is the code (I know it don't works)
>>> import arcpyfrom arcpy import env#My environment and the geodatabase that contains the feature classenv.workspace = "C:/data/arcgis/gdb/Featureclass.gdb"#Set fieldname variables = 2 new columnsfield_name1 = "symbole"field_name2 = "deslotID"#Define the fields's structurefields = [("featureclass", "field_name1", "LONG", 9, "", "", "refcode", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED")("featureclass", "field_name2", "INT", 9, "", "", "refcode", "NULLABLE", "NON_REQUIRED")]for field in fields: arcpy.AddField_management(*(featureclass,) + field)For this code, I was inspired by this question : Possible to add multiple fields in single arcpy statement?
I think I have to make a loop that runs through all the feature class in the geodatabase, I really don't know how to do that.
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