I have an Esri file geodatabase with attribute domains defined. I need to delete some of the attribute domains but can't because "The domain is used by an attribute rule.". How might I discover which feature class(es) are using the domains?
Executing: DeleteDomain R:\v5\YT_Canvec.gdb Permanency
Start Time: Thu May 19 11:01:02 2011
ERROR 999999: Error executing function.
The domain is used by an attribute rule.
Failed to execute (DeleteDomain).
Failed at Thu May 19 11:01:02 2011 (Elapsed Time: 0.00 seconds)
There are over a hundred feature classes in the geodatabase, interactively looking at the FC field properties for each one is a non-starter. The gdb is too large to convert to a personal gdb and go in the back door with ms-access (a dodgy method anyway).
(2011-May-26): Another way to phrase this is "which Feature Class is using domain X?"
Answer
To answer the question of handling feature classes with subtypes, it is possible with arcpy (10.1+).
arcpy.env.workspace = your_gdb
for FC in arcpy.ListFeatureClasses():
for stcode, stdict in list(arcpy.da.ListSubtypes(FC).items()):
for stkey in list(stdict.keys()):
if stkey == 'FieldValues':
for field, fieldvals in list(stdict[stkey].items()):
if fieldvals[1] is not None:
print(
"{},{},{},{}".format(FC,
'None' if stcode == 0 else stdict['Name'],
field,
fieldvals[1].name))
The subtype code, stcode, will be zero if there are no subtypes, so the code prints out 'None'.
The subtypes dictionary has more to it, so inspect it in code.
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