Set Territory Attribute Constraints (Territory Design)—Nuevas características y mejoras que se han agregado en esta versión.

Disponible con licencia de Business Analyst.

Resumen

Sets variables for adding constraints when solving the territory solution.

Only variables that have been added to the level will be available.
Territories are constrained by Minimum, Maximum, or Ideal Value.
Set the Weight parameter to 100 if there is only one variable to be used for constraints.
The Weight parameter will be set if there are multiple variables.
The Maximum and Minimum parameter values are hard constraints. Territories will not exceed or be below the specified values.
The Ideal Value parameter is a soft constraint. Territories can exceed or be below the specified value.

arcpy.td.SetTerritoryAttributeConstraints(in_territory_solution, level, {constraints})

Parámetro	Explicación	Tipo de datos
in_territory_solution	The Territory Design solution layer to be used in the analysis	Group Layer; Feature Dataset; String
level	The level to which the constraints will be applied.	String
constraints [[variable, minimum, maximum, ideal_value, weight],...] (Opcional)	The variables that will be used for constraining the territory solution. variable—Numeric value to be used as the constraint. minimum—Numeric value that sets a hard limit for the territories' lower bound. maximum—Numeric value that sets a hard limit for the territories' upper bound. ideal_value—Numeric value that sets a soft limit for the ideal value for the territory solution. weight—The influence a constraint value has on the territory solution. The number must be greater than 0.	Value Table

Nombre	Explicación	Tipo de datos
out_territory_solution	The updated territory solution.	Group Layer

SetTerritoryAttributeConstraints example (Python window)

The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the SetTerritoryAttributeConstraints tool.

import arcpy
arcpy.td.SetTerritoryAttributeConstraints("TerritorySolution", "Territories[1]", "populationtotals_totpop_cy 10000 100000 # 100")