Available with Data Interoperability license.
Spatial ETL tools are user-created specialized tools that can transform data between different data models and different file formats. You can create them in ArcGIS Pro using a no-code integration approach with the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension for Desktop. For more information, refer to the ArcGIS Pro documentation.
Usage
Spatial ETL tools are capable of a wide range of processes and dataflows, from simple format translations to complex transformations, that restructure geometry and attributes. They can be shared as web tools to ArcGIS Server using the ArcGIS Data Interoperability server extension. Web tools hosted on ArcGIS Server can be used in client applications, including Map Viewer and ArcGIS Pro; used in custom apps; or run as part of a Python script tool.
Possible uses include the following examples:
- Filtering attributes and merging them with other feature classes
- Using attribute values to create unique feature classes on the fly
- Separating data using test criteria
- Creating line features from coordinate values