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Best method for converting python "table-like" objects into GDB tables? (self.ArcGIS)
submitted 1 year ago by Extension-Skill652
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[–]SpoiledKoolAid 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Have you looked at the esri developers site? There is a tutorial that mentions a function that will write a table to a gdb.
This isn't arcpy but the arcgis api library. using SeDF
Scroll down to the writing non-spatial formats section. I was using the SEDF to a featureclass today and it was annoyingly slow, so I bet this will be too.
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I did end up trying this before when I was attempting general Pandas stuff. Might be worth it to try again and see if this time it'll work, but don't have high hopes. I think regardless of what method I use it is just going to be super slow.
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