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How to get a list of all data sources used in a ArcGIS Pro project?

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Is there a way to generate (or access) a list of all data sources used in a ArcGIS Pro project?

I would like to avoid going through each layer's property dialog.

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Is there a way to generate (or access) a list of all data sources used in a ArcGIS Pro project?

I would like to avoid going through each layer's property dialog.

arcgis-pro

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edited Apr 7 at 2:28

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Is there a way to generate (or access) a list of all data sources used in a ArcGIS Pro project?

I would like to avoid going through each layer's property dialog.

arcgis-pro

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Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

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edited Apr 7 at 2:28

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I found a solution using Python and wrote a script.

aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
maps = aprx.listMaps()
for map in maps:
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 print (map.name)
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 layers = map.listLayers()
 for layer in layers:
 if layer.supports('NAME') and layer.supports('LONGNAME') 
 and layer.supports('DATASOURCE'):
 print (layer.longName + ' ---> ' + layer.dataSource)

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I found a solution using Python and wrote a script.

aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
maps = aprx.listMaps()
for map in maps:
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 print (map.name)
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 layers = map.listLayers()
 for layer in layers:
 if layer.supports('NAME') and layer.supports('LONGNAME') 
 and layer.supports('DATASOURCE'):
 print (layer.longName + ' ---> ' + layer.dataSource)

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

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add a comment | 

1

I found a solution using Python and wrote a script.

aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
maps = aprx.listMaps()
for map in maps:
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 print (map.name)
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 layers = map.listLayers()
 for layer in layers:
 if layer.supports('NAME') and layer.supports('LONGNAME') 
 and layer.supports('DATASOURCE'):
 print (layer.longName + ' ---> ' + layer.dataSource)

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

26118

add a comment | 

I found a solution using Python and wrote a script.

aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
maps = aprx.listMaps()
for map in maps:
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 print (map.name)
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 layers = map.listLayers()
 for layer in layers:
 if layer.supports('NAME') and layer.supports('LONGNAME') 
 and layer.supports('DATASOURCE'):
 print (layer.longName + ' ---> ' + layer.dataSource)

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

26118

aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("CURRENT")
maps = aprx.listMaps()
for map in maps:
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 print (map.name)
 print ('--------------------------------------------------------------')
 layers = map.listLayers()
 for layer in layers:
 if layer.supports('NAME') and layer.supports('LONGNAME') 
 and layer.supports('DATASOURCE'):
 print (layer.longName + ' ---> ' + layer.dataSource)

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

26118

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

edited Apr 7 at 13:47

Vince

14.8k32850

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

26118

answered Apr 7 at 2:19

Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler

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