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There is no arcpy function to delete all database connections. A database connection is simply a file on disk. … If you want to remove these files you'll need to identify that directory in your profile and write your own code that has nothing to do with arcpy. …

No. The cursor only accepts 1 feature class. Using your example, just wrap the cursor in the loop and pass in the feature class one at a time. for fc in featureclassList: with arcpy.SearchCursor(f …

The error is correctly stating that the MXD doesn't exist. You create the mxd on line 8. On line 48 you saveacopy and then on line 50 you del mxd. You then go through another merge process and on li …

Try arcpy.GetInstallInfo() You'll get a dictionary of keys and should be able to write some logic on that {'SourceDir': u'C:\Users\kevi5105\Documents\ArcGIS 10.3\Desktop\SetupFiles\', 'Instal …

The UploadServiceDefinition tool was originally created to publish services to ArcGIS Server. The ArcGIS/Esri stack has evolved that publishing is now done to a portal (portal and ArcGIS Online are es …

As your SumPop variable =0, we know with certainty this is an int. Your pop variable is whatever your !Population! field is. Based on the error, this field appears to be a str You'll need to verify in …

I assume you're talking about geoprocessing services because you're using tools? By default Server will write output to the local jobs directory for a particular service / execution. This directory is …

After you run ADD XY, run Calculate Field on each X/Y field. You just need the following in the expression (set the the expression type to PYTHON) round(!POINT_Y!, 2) and round(!POINT_X!, 2) Whe …

It looks more like you're trying to use syntax from another software package, database or maybe even SQL with arcpy -- you can't simply interchange it like that. …

Maybe I dont understand the question, requirements fully - but if you have a "bad" connection file and you want to make sure its "bad", you can simply try listing the featureclasses or do some action …

You could use some loops to clear the list. This is far from elegant, but it should be easy to follow the flow. # You already have you list of expected good names tmplist >>> ['Januar', 'Februar', 'M …

What arcpy.ListFields returns is a python list. When you say list.remove(), you're asking for an item to be removed from the Python list. So for starters, if you want to delete a field from the FC, th …

Yes. Use the defaultGeodatabase off the project: p = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject("C:\\PRJS\\project1.aprx") p.defaultGeodatabase 'C:\\PRJS\\project1.gdb' Alternatively you can make use of "CURRENT" as i …

TableView (assuming what was found in the MXD was a table) points to a table. And a tableview doesn't have the same methods as a layer. Per the doc, TableView doesn't have a "supports" method. It loo …

The short answer is: "you can't reliably do this with the functions that are available." The longer answer is: "you can do this if you allow your code to make some assumptions". The ArcGISProject cl …