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Selecting Attribute tool for a layer

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I am trying to run the select attribute tool for a layer that I created. I can manually run the tool in ArcMap, but when I write the script the code fails after the copy feature tool was used. Not sure what I am doing wrong, I am using the ArcMap help section to get a general idea of the code that I needed.

I am new to python, so I appreciate any guidance anyone has:

#Import a CSV file that will show you what ASOS weather stations are in the state.

import arcpy

import os 



#Lets you write over the shape file if needed

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True



arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject"



#Latitude and Longitude Coordinates 

xFieldName = 'LON'

yFieldName = 'LAT'



#Output folder

outFolder = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\Output"



#ASOS stations layer

eventLayer = "ASOS"

outPutlayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\CurrentStations"

stateLayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\State_ASOS"



#Spatial Reference

spatialRef = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326)



#CSV file that will be imported into ArcMap

csvFilePath = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\isd-history.csv"



#Select state of interest

targetState = 'NJ'



#Date of file last updated

targetEnd = '20190329'





try:

    #import csv file using the xy event layer tool

    arcpy.MakeXYEventLayer_management(csvFilePath, xFieldName, yFieldName, eventLayer, spatialRef)

    print ("success1")



    #Copy features from the XY Event Layer in order to asign Object ID's to the rows in the file

    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(eventLayer, outPutlayer)

    print ("success2")



    stateQuery = '"STATE" = ' + "'" + targetState + "'"

    #Select Attribute management to narrow down the state of interest

    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, "NEW_SELECTION", stateQuery)

    print ("success4")



    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, 'SUBSET_SELECTION', '"END" = ' + "'" + targetEnd + "'")

    print ("success5")



    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(outPutlayer, stateLayer)



except:

    print ("error2")



try:

    mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\basemap.mxd")

    df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrame(mxd, "*")[0]

    newLayer = arcpy.mapping.Layer(outPutlayer)

    arcpy.mapping.Layer(df, newLayer, "Bottom")

except:

    print ("error4")

python select-by-attribute feature-layer

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I am trying to run the select attribute tool for a layer that I created. I can manually run the tool in ArcMap, but when I write the script the code fails after the copy feature tool was used. Not sure what I am doing wrong, I am using the ArcMap help section to get a general idea of the code that I needed.

I am new to python, so I appreciate any guidance anyone has:

#Import a CSV file that will show you what ASOS weather stations are in the state.

import arcpy

import os 



#Lets you write over the shape file if needed

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True



arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject"



#Latitude and Longitude Coordinates 

xFieldName = 'LON'

yFieldName = 'LAT'



#Output folder

outFolder = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\Output"



#ASOS stations layer

eventLayer = "ASOS"

outPutlayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\CurrentStations"

stateLayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\State_ASOS"



#Spatial Reference

spatialRef = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326)



#CSV file that will be imported into ArcMap

csvFilePath = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\isd-history.csv"



#Select state of interest

targetState = 'NJ'



#Date of file last updated

targetEnd = '20190329'





try:

    #import csv file using the xy event layer tool

    arcpy.MakeXYEventLayer_management(csvFilePath, xFieldName, yFieldName, eventLayer, spatialRef)

    print ("success1")



    #Copy features from the XY Event Layer in order to asign Object ID's to the rows in the file

    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(eventLayer, outPutlayer)

    print ("success2")



    stateQuery = '"STATE" = ' + "'" + targetState + "'"

    #Select Attribute management to narrow down the state of interest

    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, "NEW_SELECTION", stateQuery)

    print ("success4")



    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, 'SUBSET_SELECTION', '"END" = ' + "'" + targetEnd + "'")

    print ("success5")



    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(outPutlayer, stateLayer)



except:

    print ("error2")



try:

    mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\basemap.mxd")

    df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrame(mxd, "*")[0]

    newLayer = arcpy.mapping.Layer(outPutlayer)

    arcpy.mapping.Layer(df, newLayer, "Bottom")

except:

    print ("error4")

python select-by-attribute feature-layer

share|improve this question

asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

204

add a comment | 

I am trying to run the select attribute tool for a layer that I created. I can manually run the tool in ArcMap, but when I write the script the code fails after the copy feature tool was used. Not sure what I am doing wrong, I am using the ArcMap help section to get a general idea of the code that I needed.

I am new to python, so I appreciate any guidance anyone has:

#Import a CSV file that will show you what ASOS weather stations are in the state.

import arcpy

import os 



#Lets you write over the shape file if needed

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True



arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject"



#Latitude and Longitude Coordinates 

xFieldName = 'LON'

yFieldName = 'LAT'



#Output folder

outFolder = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\Output"



#ASOS stations layer

eventLayer = "ASOS"

outPutlayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\CurrentStations"

stateLayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\State_ASOS"



#Spatial Reference

spatialRef = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326)



#CSV file that will be imported into ArcMap

csvFilePath = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\isd-history.csv"



#Select state of interest

targetState = 'NJ'



#Date of file last updated

targetEnd = '20190329'





try:

    #import csv file using the xy event layer tool

    arcpy.MakeXYEventLayer_management(csvFilePath, xFieldName, yFieldName, eventLayer, spatialRef)

    print ("success1")



    #Copy features from the XY Event Layer in order to asign Object ID's to the rows in the file

    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(eventLayer, outPutlayer)

    print ("success2")



    stateQuery = '"STATE" = ' + "'" + targetState + "'"

    #Select Attribute management to narrow down the state of interest

    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, "NEW_SELECTION", stateQuery)

    print ("success4")



    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, 'SUBSET_SELECTION', '"END" = ' + "'" + targetEnd + "'")

    print ("success5")



    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(outPutlayer, stateLayer)



except:

    print ("error2")



try:

    mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\basemap.mxd")

    df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrame(mxd, "*")[0]

    newLayer = arcpy.mapping.Layer(outPutlayer)

    arcpy.mapping.Layer(df, newLayer, "Bottom")

except:

    print ("error4")

python select-by-attribute feature-layer

share|improve this question

asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

204

#Import a CSV file that will show you what ASOS weather stations are in the state.

import arcpy

import os 



#Lets you write over the shape file if needed

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True



arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject"



#Latitude and Longitude Coordinates 

xFieldName = 'LON'

yFieldName = 'LAT'



#Output folder

outFolder = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\Output"



#ASOS stations layer

eventLayer = "ASOS"

outPutlayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\CurrentStations"

stateLayer = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\FinalProject.gdb\State_ASOS"



#Spatial Reference

spatialRef = arcpy.SpatialReference(4326)



#CSV file that will be imported into ArcMap

csvFilePath = "C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\isd-history.csv"



#Select state of interest

targetState = 'NJ'



#Date of file last updated

targetEnd = '20190329'





try:

    #import csv file using the xy event layer tool

    arcpy.MakeXYEventLayer_management(csvFilePath, xFieldName, yFieldName, eventLayer, spatialRef)

    print ("success1")



    #Copy features from the XY Event Layer in order to asign Object ID's to the rows in the file

    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(eventLayer, outPutlayer)

    print ("success2")



    stateQuery = '"STATE" = ' + "'" + targetState + "'"

    #Select Attribute management to narrow down the state of interest

    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, "NEW_SELECTION", stateQuery)

    print ("success4")



    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management(outPutlayer, 'SUBSET_SELECTION', '"END" = ' + "'" + targetEnd + "'")

    print ("success5")



    arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(outPutlayer, stateLayer)



except:

    print ("error2")



try:

    mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("C:\GEOG485\FinalProject\basemap.mxd")

    df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrame(mxd, "*")[0]

    newLayer = arcpy.mapping.Layer(outPutlayer)

    arcpy.mapping.Layer(df, newLayer, "Bottom")

except:

    print ("error4")

share|improve this question

asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

204

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asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

204

asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

204

asked 14 mins ago

WillWill

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