Append Events (Location Referencing)

Mit der Location Referencing-Lizenz verfügbar.

Zusammenfassung

Appends event records from a table, layer, or feature class to an existing ArcGIS Location Referencing event feature class.

Hinweis:

When the target layer is a feature service layer, the validation results for this tool are written to a file in the ArcGIS Server directory. By default, this file will be automatically cleaned up after 10 minutes, which may not be enough time to process all of the validations and write them to your workstation that is running ArcGIS Pro. For larger data loads, it is recommended that you adjust the maximum file age to at least one hour. You can edit a server directory in Manager to adjust this setting.

Verwendung

• An LRS dataset is required to run this tool. To create an LRS dataset, add the calibration point, centerline, and redline layers to a feature dataset; then run the Modify LRS tool with the geodatabase as the input.

• The Input Event can be a table, layer, or feature class.

  Learn more about fields required by the ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing events data model

  Learn more about fields required by the Roads and Highways events data model

• The Target Event should be a layer or feature class registered with Location Referencing.

• This tool supports point and polyline features. The feature type in the input and target event parameters should match.

• If the Generate Event ID GUIDs for loaded events parameter is checked and you want GUIDs generated, either do not map the EventID field in the field mapping section or be sure to have Null records in the EventID column in the source event data. If the EventID field in a source event record is populated and the Generate Event ID GUIDs for loaded events parameter is checked, the value in the source event record EventID field will be loaded into the target event.

• When conflict prevention is enabled, the following are supported:

  • The events that need to be appended will automatically acquire event locks if available. If the locks cannot be acquired, the tool will return an error and provide the text file of offending locks.
    • Learn more about conflict prevention in Pipeline Referencing
    • Learn more about conflict prevention in Roads and Highways
  • While working in the default version, the locks acquired will be released automatically upon completion of the tool.
  • While working in a child version, the locks acquired will remain in post status on completion of the tool. You must post or delete the version to release the locks.
  • While working in a child version, if the execution of the tool is cancelled by interruption, the locks are acquired and will remain in releasable status.

• Route calibration on physically gapped routes affects appended events in the following ways:

  • If the route calibration difference across the gap is not zero, appended events will be split at gaps.
  • If the route calibration difference across the gap is zero, appended events will be multipart events.

• You can use an ASCII-formatted .csv file to append events when you use it with an initialization file (schema.ini) that defines the comma-separated fields in the .csv file. The schema initialization file must include the following:

  • The .csv file name and format to initialize
  • A name and data type for each CSV column
  • A maximum width to use if the data type is Text

  The following initialization example declares the .csv file name and format to use, the field name and data type to use for each CSV column (from left to right), and a maximum width for text fields.

  schema.ini

  [source_events.csv]
  Format=CSVDelimited
  ColNameHeader=True
  Col1=FromDate Date
  Col2=ToDate Date
  Col3=RouteID Text width 255
  Col4=FromMeasure Double
  Col5=ToMeasure Double
  Col6=RdType Long
  Col7=EventID Text width 50

  Learn more about adding an ASCII or text file table

Parameter

Dialogfeld

Beschriftung	Erläuterung	Datentyp
Input Event	The source event records to append.	Table View
Target Event	The Location Referencing event layer or feature class into which the source event records will be appended.	Feature Layer
Field Map	Controls how the attribute information in fields of the Input Event is transferred to the Target Event. Because the data of the Input Event is appended into an existing event that has a predefined schema (field definitions), fields cannot be added or removed from the target dataset. While you can set merge rules for each output field, the tool ignores those rules.	Field Mappings
Load Type (optional)	Specifies how appended events with measure or temporality overlaps with identical Event IDs as Target Event records will be loaded into the event feature class. Add—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event. No changes are made to Target Event records. Retire overlaps—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and retires any records in the Target Event with measure or temporality overlaps as the appended events. If the appended event eclipses the Target Event, the Target Event will be deleted. This option should only be used for linear events. Retire by event ID—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and retires any records in the Target Event with the same Event ID and temporality overlaps as the appended events. If the appended event eclipses a Target Event with the same Event ID, the Target Event will be deleted. Replace by event ID—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and deletes any records in the Target Event with the same Event ID as the appended events.	String
Generate Event ID GUIDs for loaded events (optional)	Specifies whether event IDs will be generated for Input Event records being appended. Generation of event IDs will only be applied to Input Event records with a Null value for the Event ID field. Checked—Generates event IDs for the Input Event records being appended. Unchecked—Does not generate event IDs for the Input Event records being appended. This is the default.	Boolean
Generate Shapes (optional)	Specifies whether the shapes of the records being appended will be regenerated. This parameter is only active when the Input Event is a feature layer or feature class. Checked—The shapes of the input event features will be regenerated. This is the default. Unchecked—The shapes of the input event features will not be regenerated.	Boolean

Abgeleitete Ausgabe

Beschriftung	Erläuterung	Datentyp
Output Target Event	The event layer or feature class to which the source event records have been appended.	Feature Layer
Output Results File	A text file that details changes made by the tool.	Text File

Python

arcpy.locref.AppendEvents(in_dataset, in_target_event, field_mapping, {load_type}, {generate_event_ids}, {generate_shapes})

Name	Erläuterung	Datentyp
in_dataset	The source event records to append.	Table View
in_target_event	The Location Referencing event layer or feature class into which the source event records will be appended.	Feature Layer
field_mapping	Controls how the attribute information in fields of the in_dataset is transferred to the in_target_event. Because the data of in_dataset is appended into an existing event that has a predefined schema (field definitions), fields cannot be added or removed from the target dataset. While you can set merge rules for each output field, the tool ignores those rules. The ArcPy FieldMappings class can be used to define this parameter.	Field Mappings
load_type (optional)	Specifies how appended events with measure or temporality overlaps with identical Event IDs as Target Event records will be loaded into the event feature class. ADD—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event. No changes are made to Target Event records. RETIRE_OVERLAPS—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and retires any records in the Target Event with measure or temporality overlaps as the appended events. If the appended event eclipses the Target Event, the Target Event will be deleted. This option should only be used for linear events. RETIRE_BY_EVENT_ID—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and retires any records in the Target Event with the same Event ID and temporality overlaps as the appended events. If the appended event eclipses a Target Event with the same Event ID, the Target Event will be deleted. REPLACE_BY_EVENT_ID—Appends the Input Event records to the Target Event and deletes any records in the Target Event with the same Event ID as the appended events.	String
generate_event_ids (optional)	Specifies whether event IDs will be generated for in_dataset records being appended. Generation of event IDs will only be applied to in_dataset records with a Null value for the Event ID field. GENERATE_EVENT_IDS—Generates event IDs for the in_dataset records being appended. NO_GENERATE_EVENT_IDS—Does not generate event IDs for the in_dataset records being appended. This is the default.	Boolean
generate_shapes (optional)	Specifies whether the shapes of the records being appended will be regenerated. This parameter is only enabled when the in_dataset is a feature layer or feature class. GENERATE_SHAPES—The shapes of the input event features will be regenerated. This is the default. NO_SHAPES—The shapes of the input event features will not be regenerated.	Boolean

Abgeleitete Ausgabe

Name	Erläuterung	Datentyp
out_target_event	The event layer or feature class to which the source event records have been appended.	Feature Layer
out_details_file	A text file that details changes made by the tool.	Text File

Codebeispiel

AppendEvents example 1 (Python window)

Demonstrates how to use the AppendEvents function in the Python window to append event records into an existing event feature class. .

# Name: AppendEvents_ex1_pro.py
# Description: Append event records into an existing Location Referencing event feature class.
# Requires: ArcGIS Location Referencing

# Import arcpy module
import arcpy

# Check out license
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("LocationReferencing")

# Set current workspace
arcpy.env.workspace= r"C:\Pipeline.gdb"

# Set tool variables
# Source Event Table in fgdb
in_dataset = "PTMS_Add"

# Target Event Feature Class in fgdb
in_target_event = "LRSE_PTMS"

#Map fields between target and source
field_mapping = r'AADT "AADT" true true false 4 Long 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,AADT,-1,-1;YEAR_ "YEAR_" true true false 2 Short 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,YEAR_,-1,-1;Cosite "Cosite" true true false 6 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Cosite,0,6;Classd "Classd" true true false 3 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Classd,0,3;SECTION_ "SECTION_" true true false 8 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,SECTION_,0,8;COMM "COMM" true true false 254 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,COMM,0,254;Active "Active" true true false 1 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Active,0,1;Sitetype "Sitetype" true true false 11 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Sitetype,0,11;KFCTR "KFCTR" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,KFCTR,-1,-1;DFCTR "DFCTR" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,DFCTR,-1,-1;TFCTR "TFCTR" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,TFCTR,-1,-1;LOCATION "LOCATION" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,LOCATION,-1,-1;FromDate "FromDate" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,FromDate,-1,-1;ToDate "ToDate" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,ToDate,-1,-1;EventID "EventID" true true false 50 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,EventID,0,50'

load_type = "Add"

generate_event_ids = "NO_GENERATE_EVENT_IDS"

generate_shapes = "GENERATE_SHAPES"

# Execute the tool
arcpy.locref.AppendEvents(in_dataset, in_target_event, field_mapping, load_type, generate_event_ids, generate_shapes)

# Check in license
arcpy.CheckInExtension('LocationReferencing')

AppendEvents example 2 (stand-alone script)

Demonstrates how to use the AppendEvents function in a stand-alone Python script to append event records into an existing event feature class.

# Name: AppendEvents_StandAlonePython_Example.py
# Description: Append event records into an existing event feature class.
# Requires: ArcGIS Location Referencing

# Import arcpy module
import arcpy

# Check out license
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("LocationReferencing")

# Set tool variables
# Source Event Table in fgdb
in_dataset = r"C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add"

# Target Event Feature Class in fgdb
in_target_event = r"C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\LRSE_PTMS"

#Map fields b/w target and source
field_mapping = r"AADT \"AADT\" true true false 4 Long 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,AADT,-1,-1;YEAR_ \"YEAR_\" true true false 2 Short 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,YEAR_,-1,-1;Cosite \"Cosite\" true true false 6 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Cosite,0,6;Classd \"Classd\" true true false 3 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Classd,0,3;SECTION_ \"SECTION_\" true true false 8 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,SECTION_,0,8;COMM \"COMM\" true true false 254 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,COMM,0,254;Active \"Active\" true true false 1 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Active,0,1;Sitetype \"Sitetype\" true true false 11 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,Sitetype,0,11;KFCTR \"KFCTR\" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,KFCTR,-1,-1;DFCTR \"DFCTR\" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,DFCTR,-1,-1;TFCTR \"TFCTR\" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,TFCTR,-1,-1;LOCATION \"LOCATION\" true true false 8 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,LOCATION,-1,-1;FromDate \"FromDate\" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,FromDate,-1,-1;ToDate \"ToDate\" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,ToDate,-1,-1;EventID \"EventID\" true true false 50 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\Pipeline.gdb\LRS\PTMS_Add,EventID,0,50"

load_type = "REPLACE_BY_EVENT_ID"

generate_event_ids = "NO_GENERATE_EVENT_IDS"

generate_shapes = "GENERATE_SHAPES"

# Execute the tool
arcpy.locref.AppendEvents(in_dataset, in_target_event, field_mapping, load_type, generate_event_ids, generate_shapes)

# Check in license
arcpy.CheckInExtension('LocationReferencing')

AppendEvents example 3 (stand-alone script)

Demonstrates how to use the AppendEvents function in a stand-alone Python script to append event records into a feature service.

# Name: AppendEvents_Pro_Ex3.py
# Description: Append events using a feature service. It is recommended to work in a version and post to the default version.
# Requires: ArcGIS Location Referencing

# Import arcpy module
import arcpy

# Check out license
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("LocationReferencing")

# Set tool variables
sourceevent = r"C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent"
field_mapping = r'FROMDATE "From Date" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,FROMDATE,-1,-1;TODATE "To Date" true true false 8 Date 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,TODATE,-1,-1;EVENTID "Event ID" true true false 50 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,EVENTID,0,50;ROUTEID "Route ID" true true false 255 Text 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,ROUTEID,0,255;FROMMEASURE "From Measure" true true false 0 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,FROMMEASURE,-1,-1;TOMEASURE "To Measure" true true false 0 Double 0 0,First,#,C:\LocationReferencing\LR.gdb\LRS\LineEvent,TOMEASURE,-1,-1'
load_type = "ADD"
generate_event_ids = "NO_GENERATE_EVENT_IDS"
generate_shapes = "GENERATE_SHAPES"

# Target event is in a feature service. Sign in to portal is required to access the feature service. 
arcpy.SignInToPortal('https://yourdomain.com/portal', 'username', 'password')

# Map the target event from the feature service. In the feature service, 34 corresponds to the target event.
targetevent = r"https://yourdomain.com/server/rest/services/FeatureServiceName/FeatureServer/34"

# Execute the tool
arcpy.locref.AppendEvents(sourceevent, targetevent, field_mapping, load_type, generate_event_ids, generate_shapes)

# Check in license
arcpy.CheckInExtension('LocationReferencing')

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• Basic: Erfordert ArcGIS Location Referencing
• Standard: Erfordert ArcGIS Location Referencing
• Advanced: Erfordert ArcGIS Location Referencing