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I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb

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I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb

I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb

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I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb I appreciate any help.

I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb I appreciate any help.

I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb

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Using clip tool (ArcGIS) for iteration/looping 2 GDBs in : one for clipped data, second - for clipping features

I have 2 GDBs. The first one (let's name it X.gdb) contains feature classes (A,B,C...n) that are to be clipped. The second gdb (Y.gdb) contains fc (let's name it border1, border2, border3...) with only one polygonal feature (municipal district) in each. These are clipping features. What I need to do is to create model/python script, that creates separate gdb for every clipping feature (border1.gdb, border2.gdb, border3.gdb...) with clipped features from X.gdb I appreciate any help.