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I've got back into Python after a long break. I'm creating a simple data validation script at the moment. I am just trying to return the field type of a field input by the user. I'm using arcpy.AddMessage to validate my steps as I go along. I've tried googling and looking at multiple questions on here and have found nothing that works. Here is my code:



    #VARIABLES
gulyShp = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (0)
#GULLY SHAPEFILE
sDep = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)


arcpy.AddMessage(sDep)


sDTy = arcpy.Field(sDep.Type)
arcpy.AddMessage(sDTy)


All I want is the type of the field sDep is assigned to be stored in a variable.










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    I've got back into Python after a long break. I'm creating a simple data validation script at the moment. I am just trying to return the field type of a field input by the user. I'm using arcpy.AddMessage to validate my steps as I go along. I've tried googling and looking at multiple questions on here and have found nothing that works. Here is my code:



        #VARIABLES
    gulyShp = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (0)
    #GULLY SHAPEFILE
    sDep = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)


    arcpy.AddMessage(sDep)


    sDTy = arcpy.Field(sDep.Type)
    arcpy.AddMessage(sDTy)


    All I want is the type of the field sDep is assigned to be stored in a variable.










    share|improve this question









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      I've got back into Python after a long break. I'm creating a simple data validation script at the moment. I am just trying to return the field type of a field input by the user. I'm using arcpy.AddMessage to validate my steps as I go along. I've tried googling and looking at multiple questions on here and have found nothing that works. Here is my code:



          #VARIABLES
      gulyShp = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (0)
      #GULLY SHAPEFILE
      sDep = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)


      arcpy.AddMessage(sDep)


      sDTy = arcpy.Field(sDep.Type)
      arcpy.AddMessage(sDTy)


      All I want is the type of the field sDep is assigned to be stored in a variable.










      share|improve this question









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      I've got back into Python after a long break. I'm creating a simple data validation script at the moment. I am just trying to return the field type of a field input by the user. I'm using arcpy.AddMessage to validate my steps as I go along. I've tried googling and looking at multiple questions on here and have found nothing that works. Here is my code:



          #VARIABLES
      gulyShp = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (0)
      #GULLY SHAPEFILE
      sDep = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)


      arcpy.AddMessage(sDep)


      sDTy = arcpy.Field(sDep.Type)
      arcpy.AddMessage(sDTy)


      All I want is the type of the field sDep is assigned to be stored in a variable.







      arcpy fields-attributes






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          Try ListFields to list field objects which has properties like type and name:



          sDTy = [f.type for f in arcpy.ListFields(gulyShp) if f.name == sDep][0]


          gulyShp need to be a complete path and filename, or only the filename and arcpy.env.workspace set to the shapefile folder.



          I am using Listfield with list comprehension. The [0] is to fetch first (and in this case only) item in the list.






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            Try ListFields to list field objects which has properties like type and name:



            sDTy = [f.type for f in arcpy.ListFields(gulyShp) if f.name == sDep][0]


            gulyShp need to be a complete path and filename, or only the filename and arcpy.env.workspace set to the shapefile folder.



            I am using Listfield with list comprehension. The [0] is to fetch first (and in this case only) item in the list.






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              Try ListFields to list field objects which has properties like type and name:



              sDTy = [f.type for f in arcpy.ListFields(gulyShp) if f.name == sDep][0]


              gulyShp need to be a complete path and filename, or only the filename and arcpy.env.workspace set to the shapefile folder.



              I am using Listfield with list comprehension. The [0] is to fetch first (and in this case only) item in the list.






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                Try ListFields to list field objects which has properties like type and name:



                sDTy = [f.type for f in arcpy.ListFields(gulyShp) if f.name == sDep][0]


                gulyShp need to be a complete path and filename, or only the filename and arcpy.env.workspace set to the shapefile folder.



                I am using Listfield with list comprehension. The [0] is to fetch first (and in this case only) item in the list.






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                Try ListFields to list field objects which has properties like type and name:



                sDTy = [f.type for f in arcpy.ListFields(gulyShp) if f.name == sDep][0]


                gulyShp need to be a complete path and filename, or only the filename and arcpy.env.workspace set to the shapefile folder.



                I am using Listfield with list comprehension. The [0] is to fetch first (and in this case only) item in the list.







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