| 标注 | 说明 | 数据类型 | 
| Input Layer | The feature layers or feature classes that will be exported from ArcGIS. | Feature Layer | 
| Output Dataset (可选) | The format and dataset to which the data will be exported. | Interop Destination Dataset | 
需要 Data Interoperability 许可。
摘要
Converts one or more input feature classes or feature layers into any format supported by the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension.
使用情况
- This tool is used to either export data from ArcGIS or as the final step in a model or script where the destination data is nonnative to ArcGIS. 
- This tool creates a default output schema for the format you choose to write. If the output requires schema changes then you should consider using Spatial ETL tools. 
- This tool does not honor the Geoprocessing overwrite setting. 
- This tool is most often used to create non-Esri data formats, but it also can create native Esri formats. You can view all export formats in the Formats Gallery accessible from this tool. 
- Bezier curves found in the input are maintained as Bezier curves in the output feature classes. 
参数
arcpy.interop.QuickExport(Input, {Output})| 名称 | 说明 | 数据类型 | 
| Input [Input,...] | The feature layers or feature classes that will be exported from ArcGIS. | Feature Layer | 
| Output (可选) | The format and dataset to which the data will be exported. If the destination is a file with a well-known file extension, it can be given as-is. For instance, "c:\data\roads.gml". If the destination is not a file, or the file has an unknown extension, the format can be given as part of the argument, separated by a comma. For instance, "MIF,c:\data\". The names for supported formats can be found in the formats gallery, by opening up this tool in dialog mode and clicking the browse button. Additional format-specific parameters can be added after the dataset, separated by a comma. However, the syntax can be complex, so if this is required it is easiest to run the tool using its dialog and copy the Python syntax from the Results window. | Interop Destination Dataset | 
代码示例
The following stand-alone script demonstrates how to use the QuickExport function.
# Name: QuickExport_Ex_01.py
# Description: Buffers any layer and exports it to GML.
# Requirements: Data Interoperability Extension
# Import system modules
import arcpy
# Check out the Data Interoperability Extension
arcpy.CheckOutExtension("DataInteroperability")
# Set local variables
tmp_buffered = "c:/Project/tmp_buffered.shp"
tmp_dissolved = "c:/Project/tmp_dissolved.shp"
output_dataset = "GML2,c:/data/buffered.gml"
input_features = "C:/Project/roads.shp"
# Execute Buffer
arcpy.Buffer_analysis(input_features, tmp_buffered, "10.000000 Meters", "FULL", "ROUND", "NONE")
# Execute Dissolve
arcpy.Dissolve_management(tmp_buffered, tmp_dissolved)
# Execute Quick Export
arcpy.QuickExport_interop(tmp_dissolved, output_dataset)许可信息
- Basic: 需要 Data Interoperability
- Standard: 需要 Data Interoperability
- Advanced: 需要 Data Interoperability