Summary
Imports tiles from an existing tile cache or a tile package. The target cache must have the same tiling scheme, spatial reference, and storage format as the source tile cache.
Usage
- Use this tool to import all or portions of a cache from one tile cache to another. 
- This tool supports the Parallel Processing environment setting. 
Syntax
ImportTileCache(in_cache_target, in_cache_source, {scales}, {area_of_interest}, {overwrite})| Parameter | Explanation | Data Type | 
| in_cache_target | An existing tile cache to which the tiles will be imported. | Raster Layer | 
| in_cache_source | An existing tile cache or a tile package from which the tiles are imported. | Raster Layer; File | 
| scales [scales,...] (Optional) | A list of scale levels at which tiles will be imported. | Double | 
| area_of_interest (Optional) | An area of interest will spatially constrain where tiles are imported into the cache. This parameter is useful if you want to import tiles for irregularly shaped areas. | Feature Set | 
| overwrite (Optional) | Determines whether the images in the destination cache will be merged with the tiles from the originating cache or overwritten by them. 
 | Boolean | 
Derived Output
| Name | Explanation | Data Type | 
| out_tile_cache | The updated tile cache. | Raster Layer | 
Code sample
This is a Python sample for the ImportTileCache tool.
import arcpy
arcpy.ImportTileCache_management("C:/Data/CacheDatasets/Target", 
                                 "C:/Data/CacheDatasets/Source", 
                                 "4000;2000;1000", "#","MERGE")This is a Python script sample for the ImportTileCache tool.
#Import tile cache for some levels from a pre-existing tile cache
import arcpy
    
cacheTarget = "C:/Data/CacheDatasets/Target"
cacheSource = "C:/Data/CacheDatasets/Source"
scales = "4000;2000;1000"
areaofinterest = "#"
overwrite = "MERGE"
arcpy.ImportTileCache_management(cacheTarget, cacheSource, scales, 
                                 areaofinterest, overwrite)Environments
- Parallel Processing Factor
- If the Parallel Processing Factor value is empty (blank), the tool will run with a default value of 50 percent (one-half) of the available cores. 
Licensing information
- Basic: Yes
- Standard: Yes
- Advanced: Yes