# Name: MigrateRelationshipClass_Example.py
# Description: Migrate an ObjectID-based relationship class to a GlobalID-based
# relationship class. This script lists the ObjectID-based relationships classes
# in a workspace, checks for GlobalIDs in the origin, then runs the tool
# Import system modules
import arcpy
# Set local variables
workspace = r'C:\Data\Relationships.gdb'
# List all of the relationship classes within the given workspace
rc_list = [c.name for c in arcpy.Describe(workspace).children if c.datatype == "RelationshipClass"]
# Build a list of relationship classes which have an OBJECTID based origin class key
rc_migrate = []
for rc in rc_list:
rc_path = workspace + "\\" + rc
rc_desc = arcpy.Describe(rc_path)
for item in rc_desc.OriginClassKeys:
if "OBJECTID" in item:
rc_migrate.append(rc_path)
# Check that the origin feature classes have Global Ids
rc_final = []
for rel in rc_migrate:
originfc = workspace + "\\" + arcpy.Describe(rel).originClassNames[0]
if arcpy.ListFields(originfc, "", "GlobalID"):
rc_final.append(rel)
print("Adding {0} to the list to migrate. \n".format(rel.rsplit("\\",1)[1]))
else:
print("{0} must have Global Ids to migrate relationship class.\n".format(originfc.rsplit("\\",1)[1]))
# Pass the list of valid relationship classes into the Migrate Relationship tool
print("Passing valid relationship classes into the Migrate Relationship Class tool.\n")
for rel_class in rc_final:
print("Migrating {0}... \n".format(rel_class.rsplit("\\",1)[1]))
arcpy.management.MigrateRelationshipClass(rel_class)
print(arcpy.GetMessages() + "\n")