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Zusammenfassung
Runs a Reviewer batch job on a workspace and writes the results to a Reviewer session. A Reviewer batch job contains groups of Reviewer checks. Checks validate data based on conditions, rules, and spatial relationships. Checks also specify sets of features or rows to validate and their source workspace. A Reviewer session stores information about validation tasks performed by Reviewer checks. This information is stored in a table and a dataset in the Reviewer workspace.
Verwendung
If the specified workspace is not a Reviewer workspace, use the Enable Data Reviewer tool to create one.
You can create a session with the Create Reviewer Session tool. Create Reviewer Session generates a session ID and name as an output parameter.
Reviewer batch jobs are created using tools provided in ArcMap by the ArcGIS Data Reviewer Desktop extension.
The Connectivity Rules, Metadata, and Custom check types are not supported and will be skipped during batch job execution.
The Reviewer batch job results are written to the specified session (indicated by Session) in the Reviewer Workspace.
If a workspace is not defined in the Production Workspace parameter, the batch job runs on the workspace defined in Batch Job File.
If the production workspace is an enterprise geodatabase, you can validate data in a particular version using the Production Workspace Version parameter.
Analysis Area contains either merged polygon features or extent values to create the processing area. Features that intersect this area will be validated by the Reviewer batch job. Features outside this area will not be validated.
Changed Features Only is enabled when the Production Workspace references a versioned (traditional) enterprise geodatabase. This setting limits validation to those features that have changed from the parent to child version and only applies to a check's primary feature class (Feature Class 1). All features in secondary data resources (Feature Class 2+) are used in the validation. Changes between versions include the following:
- Features inserted in the child version but not the parent
- Features changed in the child version and unchanged in the parent
- Features changed in both child and parent versions
- Features changed in the child version and deleted in the parent
A summary of the batch job is displayed in the Results window.
The output parameter for this tool is a table view of one row of the REVBATCHRUNTABLE table in the Reviewer Workspace. The row represents the record created when the batch job is executed. The following table describes possible values in the RUNCONTEXT and STATUS fields in REVBATCHRUNTABLE.
Field Description RUNCONTEXT
The code that identifies the context in which the batch job was run:
- 0—Desktop
- 1—Engine
- 2—Server
- 3—Pro
STATUS
Batch job execution status code:
- 0—Successful
Batch Job executed successfully.
- 1—Successful with Errors
Batch Job executed successfully with errors. Processing errors are usually associated with either a check failing validation (data source not available, misconfigured check) or a feature being skipped for validation due to issues with the feature.
- 2—Successful with Warnings
Batch Job executed successfully with warnings. Processing warnings are usually associated with the inability to build error geometries for results and other issues that are not significant to the proper execution of the batch job.
- 3—Successful with Errors and Warnings
Batch Job executed successfully with both warnings and errors as outlined above.
- 4—Failed
Batch Job did not execute successfully. A failed batch job occurs when all checks in the batch job failed validation due to either data access or configuration issues.
A log file with the results can be found in the %localappdata%\Esri\DataReviewer directory. Information in the log file includes checks that have been run on a feature class, the number of features validated, and the number of results reported. Server processing errors and warnings can be examined by reviewing the server Jobs directory for the geoprocessing batch job service.
Syntax
arcpy.Reviewer.ExecuteReviewerBatchJob(reviewer_workspace, session, batch_job_file, {production_workspace}, {analysis_area}, {changed_features}, {production_workspaceversion})| Parameter | Erklärung | Datentyp |
reviewer_workspace | The workspace where the Reviewer batch job results will be written. | Workspace |
session | The identifier and name for a Reviewer session. The session must exist in the Reviewer workspace. | String |
batch_job_file | The path to the Reviewer batch job file to be executed. | File |
production_workspace (optional) | The enterprise or file geodatabase that contains the features to be validated. | Workspace |
analysis_area (optional) | Polygon features or an arcpy.Extent object that define the area that will be used to build a validation processing area. | Extent; Feature Layer |
changed_features (optional) | Specifies the type of features, changed or unchanged, that will be validated when the production workspace references data in an enterprise geodatabase.
| Boolean |
production_workspaceversion (optional) | The version of the production workspace to be validated by the batch job. This is only applicable when the production workspace is an enterprise geodatabase. | String |
Abgeleitete Ausgabe
| Name | Erklärung | Datentyp |
| tableView | Table view containing summary information for the tool execution. | Table View |
Codebeispiel
The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the ExecuteReviewerBatchJob tool.
# Path to the tutorial reviewer workspace
rev_workspace = "C:/gisdata/TutorialsSamples/Tutorials/Reviewer/Reviewer.sde"
# path to the tutorial batch job file
batch_job_file = "C:/gisdata/TutorialsSamples/Tutorials/Reviewer/BatchJobs/RevTutorial.rbj"
# session - must exist before executing this script.
session = "Session 2 : Session 2"
# path to the tutorial production workspace - this contains the data to validate
prod_workspace = "C:/gisdata/TutorialsSamples/Tutorials/Reviewer/California.sde"
# execute the batch job
res = arcpy.ExecuteReviewerBatchJob_Reviewer(rev_workspace,session,batch_job_file,prod_workspace)
# get the output table view from the result object
tbl = res.getOutput(0)
print(tbl.name) # prints REVBATCHRUNTABLEThis stand-alone script demonstrates how to use the ExecuteReviewerBatchJob tool.
# Name: ExecuteReviewerBatchJob_Example.py
# Description: Executes a reviewer batch job
# Import arcpy module
import arcpy
# reviewer workspace
reviewer_db = "c:/gisdata/reviewer.sde"
# reviewer batch job file - corresponds to Finding geometries with spatial relationships doc
SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks_rbj = "C:/gisdata/SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks.rbj"
# session - must exist before executing this script.
session = "Session 2 : Session 2"
# production database - contains data to validate
production_db = "C:/gisdata/Edit_Sample.sde"
# aoi feature layer
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(production_db + "/Features/PolbndA",'PolbndA',"objectid = 145")
# Execute Reviewer Batch Job function
res = arcpy.ExecuteReviewerBatchJob_Reviewer(reviewer_db, session, SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks_rbj, production_db,'PolbndA')
# get the output table
tbl = res.getOutput(0)
print(tbl.name)
# query the table
for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(tbl,("RECORDID","BATCHJOBID","BATCHJOBFILE")):
print(str(row[0]))
print(row[1])
print(row[2])This stand-alone script demonstrates how to use the ExecuteReviewerBatchJob tool.
# Name: ExecuteReviewerBatchJob_Example.py
# Description: Executes a reviewer batch job
# Requirements: Data Reviewer extension
# Import arcpy module
import arcpy
# Check out a Data Reviewer extension license
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("datareviewer")
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput="true"
# reviewer workspace
reviewer_db = "c:/gisdata/reviewer.sde"
# reviewer batch job file - corresponds to Finding geometries with spatial relationships doc
SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks_rbj = "C:/gisdata/SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks.rbj"
# session - must exist before executing this script.
session = "Session 2 : Session 2"
# production database - contains data to validate
production_db = "C:/gisdata/Edit_Sample.sde"
# aoi extent
Extent_Analysis_Area = arcpy.Extent(-118.02, 33.65, 117.71, 33.94)
# Define spatial reference of analysis area extent using factory code
# GCS_WGS_1984, WKID: 4326
# If spatial reference is not defined the following warning message will appear:
# Spatial reference of the analysis area extent is not defined. Spatial reference is required to ensure that the analysis area extent is compatible with the data sources being validated.
spatial_reference = arcpy.SpatialReference()
spatial_reference.factoryCode = 4326
spatial_reference.create()
Extent_Analysis_Area.spatialReference = spatial_reference
# Execute Reviewer Batch Job function
res = arcpy.ExecuteReviewerBatchJob_Reviewer(reviewer_db, session, SoCal_GeoOnGeoChecks_rbj, production_db, Extent_Analysis_Area, "ALL_FEATURES", "")
# get the output table
tbl = res.getOutput(0)
print tbl.name
# query the table
for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(tbl,("RECORDID","BATCHJOBID","BATCHJOBFILE")):
print str(row[0])
print row[1]
print row[2]
# Check in the Data Reviewer extension
arcpy.CheckInExtension("datareviewer")Umgebungen
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