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Are there any alternatives to the arcpy list functions (ListDatasets, etc.) where the directory can be specified rather than using the env.workspace? For

For example, what if I would like to get a list of datasets in several different directories? Or

Or if I have my workspace in_memory? The

The os.walk might partially work, but won't recognize non-file-based data types. Is another function or snippets that can accomplish this?

Are there any alternatives to the arcpy list functions (ListDatasets, etc.) where the directory can be specified rather than using the env.workspace? For example, what if I would like to get a list of datasets in several different directories? Or if I have my workspace in_memory? The os.walk might partially work, but won't recognize non-file-based data types. Is another function or snippets that can accomplish this?

Are there any alternatives to the arcpy list functions (ListDatasets, etc.) where the directory can be specified rather than using the env.workspace?

For example, what if I would like to get a list of datasets in several different directories?

Or if I have my workspace in_memory?

The os.walk might partially work, but won't recognize non-file-based data types. Is another function or snippets that can accomplish this?

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Arcpy ListDatasets function to specific directories instead of workspace

Are there any alternatives to the arcpy list functions (ListDatasets, etc.) where the directory can be specified rather than using the env.workspace? For example, what if I would like to get a list of datasets in several different directories? Or if I have my workspace in_memory? The os.walk might partially work, but won't recognize non-file-based data types. Is another function or snippets that can accomplish this?