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I'm trying to divide up a feature class into a number of smaller sets. I have been using Select_analysis with objectid to divide up the featureclass so far but know that this is not the best method.

So for example, currently I have something like:

query = "objectid > 0 +  AND objectid <= 1000"



arcpy.Select_analysis(r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours",r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours_Mereged",query_statement)

What I want to know is if I can use the number of rows in the feature class to generate the query rather than relying on the objectid? So say I get the number of rows of the feature class using arcpy.GetCount_management(featureclass) and it outputs 1.9 million, is there a way I can divide that 1.9 million into 10 parts based on the count rather than objectid?

arcpy objectid

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I'm trying to divide up a feature class into a number of smaller sets. I have been using Select_analysis with objectid to divide up the featureclass so far but know that this is not the best method.

So for example, currently I have something like:

query = "objectid > 0 +  AND objectid <= 1000"



arcpy.Select_analysis(r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours",r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours_Mereged",query_statement)

What I want to know is if I can use the number of rows in the feature class to generate the query rather than relying on the objectid? So say I get the number of rows of the feature class using arcpy.GetCount_management(featureclass) and it outputs 1.9 million, is there a way I can divide that 1.9 million into 10 parts based on the count rather than objectid?

arcpy objectid

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141

add a comment | 

I'm trying to divide up a feature class into a number of smaller sets. I have been using Select_analysis with objectid to divide up the featureclass so far but know that this is not the best method.

So for example, currently I have something like:

query = "objectid > 0 +  AND objectid <= 1000"



arcpy.Select_analysis(r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours",r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours_Mereged",query_statement)

What I want to know is if I can use the number of rows in the feature class to generate the query rather than relying on the objectid? So say I get the number of rows of the feature class using arcpy.GetCount_management(featureclass) and it outputs 1.9 million, is there a way I can divide that 1.9 million into 10 parts based on the count rather than objectid?

arcpy objectid

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141

query = "objectid > 0 +  AND objectid <= 1000"



arcpy.Select_analysis(r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours",r"C:UsersCHOKDesktopmulithreadingmultiprocessing.gdbContours_Mereged",query_statement)

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141

share|improve this question

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141

asked 11 mins ago

AndyAndy

141