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ListDatasets() returning empty array on sde workspace
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowCompiling Python scripts (to .exe) that use ArcGIS Geoprocessing Tools?How do I expand the .SDE file specified in my current workspace?Entering date with arcpy.GetParameterAsText()?reference to workspace not setGetting full path of empty sde feature datasets (Children property from arcpy.Describe object won't work))Arcpy returning empty string when run in script, but not when run in ArcGIS DesktopSet workspace to SDE version using ArcPy?Extraction not empty data featureclass from a workspace by arcpy!Why is arcpy.ListUsers() not able to open SDE workspace?python Get current workspace and then re-source to new SDE
I am trying to get list of datasets within sde connection.This sde connection is already present in ArcMap and all datasets are visible. I am posting snapshot my code. It is returning empty array,though there are clearly many datasets available. What is the problem with my code?
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:UsersVijayAppDataRoamingESRIDesktop10.5ArcCatalogxxx.sde"
featureDatasets = arcpy.ListDatasets()
print featureDatasets
for fc in featureDatasets:
try:
print fc
except Exception as e:
print e
arcpy
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I am trying to get list of datasets within sde connection.This sde connection is already present in ArcMap and all datasets are visible. I am posting snapshot my code. It is returning empty array,though there are clearly many datasets available. What is the problem with my code?
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:UsersVijayAppDataRoamingESRIDesktop10.5ArcCatalogxxx.sde"
featureDatasets = arcpy.ListDatasets()
print featureDatasets
for fc in featureDatasets:
try:
print fc
except Exception as e:
print e
arcpy
edited yesterday
Vince
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Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,r"C:...."
– BERA
yesterday
2
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
1
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whetheros.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace)returnsTrue.
– Vince
23 hours ago
|
show 7 more comments
I am trying to get list of datasets within sde connection.This sde connection is already present in ArcMap and all datasets are visible. I am posting snapshot my code. It is returning empty array,though there are clearly many datasets available. What is the problem with my code?
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:UsersVijayAppDataRoamingESRIDesktop10.5ArcCatalogxxx.sde"
featureDatasets = arcpy.ListDatasets()
print featureDatasets
for fc in featureDatasets:
try:
print fc
except Exception as e:
print e
arcpy
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
I am trying to get list of datasets within sde connection.This sde connection is already present in ArcMap and all datasets are visible. I am posting snapshot my code. It is returning empty array,though there are clearly many datasets available. What is the problem with my code?
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:UsersVijayAppDataRoamingESRIDesktop10.5ArcCatalogxxx.sde"
featureDatasets = arcpy.ListDatasets()
print featureDatasets
for fc in featureDatasets:
try:
print fc
except Exception as e:
print e
arcpy
arcpy
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
edited yesterday
Vince
14.8k32749
14.8k32749
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
asked yesterday
MansiMansi
123
123
3
Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,r"C:...."
– BERA
yesterday
2
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
1
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whetheros.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace)returnsTrue.
– Vince
23 hours ago
|
show 7 more comments
3
Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,r"C:...."
– BERA
yesterday
2
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
1
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whetheros.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace)returnsTrue.
– Vince
23 hours ago
3
3
Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,
r"C:...."– BERA
yesterday
Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,
r"C:...."– BERA
yesterday
2
2
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
1
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
1
1
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
1
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whether
os.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace) returns True.– Vince
23 hours ago
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whether
os.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace) returns True.– Vince
23 hours ago
|
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Add the code as text instead of a screenshot. What are you trying to list? For example ListDatasets will not list Feature Classes. Try adding an r in front of the path,
r"C:...."– BERA
yesterday
2
Datasets or feature classes? What does it look like in ArcCatalog (ok to screen shot that and paste into your question). How are you running this? From catalog, IDLE, CMD, ArcMap? Is your username and password saved in that connection file?
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
I want list of feature datasets only.Feature classes are within datasets.And adding r at front of path, r"C:..." is still giving empty array.
– Mansi
yesterday
1
Works just fine for me, either your credentials aren't stored in your connection file or the connecting user lacks permissions to view the datasets.. of course it could be that you're executing from the IDLE shell which is known to be a bit flaky, try it from the python window of ArcCatalog or ArcMap and see if that works.
– Michael Stimson
yesterday
1
It does print the array of datasets. That array is empty. You should focus on whether
os.path.exists(arcpy.env.workspace)returnsTrue.– Vince
23 hours ago