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Package Map and Result, Share Package Tools

Package Map

How to Package Map Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Package Map Tool
Package Map

Path to access the tool

:

Package Map Tool, Package Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Package Map

Packages a map document and all referenced data sources to create a single compressed .mpk file.

1.    Input Map Document

The map document to be packaged.

2.    Output File

The output map package (.mpk).

3.    Convert data to file geodatabase (optional)

Specifies whether input layers will be converted to a file geodatabase or preserve their original format.

  1. Checked—All data will be converted to a file geodatabase. This parameter does not apply to enterprise geodatabase data sources. To include enterprise geodatabase data, check the Include Enterprise geodatabase data instead of referencing the data parameter.
  2. Unchecked—Data formats will be preserved when possible. This is the default. The exception to this rule are formats that are not supported in a 64x environment (personal geodatabase (.mdb) data, VPF data, and tables based on Excel spreadsheets or OLEDB connections) and raster formats that ArcGIS cannot write out natively (ADRG, CADRG/ECRG, CIB, and RPF).

4.    Include Enterprise Geodatabase data instead of referencing the data (optional)

Specifies whether input enterprise geodatabase layers will be converted into a file geodatabase or preserve their original format.

  1. Checked—All enterprise geodatabase data sources will be converted to a file geodatabase. This is the default.
  2. Unchecked—All enterprise geodatabase data sources will be preserved and will be referenced in the resulting package.

5.    Extent (optional)

Specifies the extent that will be used to select or clip features.

  1. Default—The extent will be based on the maximum extent of all participating layers. This is the default.
  2. Union of Inputs—The maximum extent of all inputs.
  3. Intersection of Inputs—The minimum area common to all inputs.
  4. As Specified Below—Specify the minimum and maximum extent values.
  5. Same as Display—Extent is equal to the data frame or visible display.

6.    Apply Extent only to enterprise geodatabase layers (optional)

Determines whether specified extent will be applied to all layers or only to enterprise geodatabase layers.

  1. Unchecked—Extent will be applied to all layers. This is the default.
  2. Checked—Extent will be applied to enterprise geodatabase layers only.

7.    Support ArcGIS Runtime (optional)

Specifies whether the package will support ArcGIS Runtime. To support ArcGIS Runtime, all data sources will be converted to a file geodatabase, and a .msd file will be created in the output package.

  1. Unchecked—Package will not support ArcGIS Runtime.
  2. Checked—Output package will support ArcGIS Runtime.

Runtime enabled packages can only be made with a 10.x version of ArcGIS.

8.    Reference all data for Runtime (optional)

Checking this option will create a package that references the data needed rather than copying the data. This is valuable when trying to package large datasets that are available from a central location within an organization.

  1. Checked—Creates a package that references the data needed rather than copying the data.
  2. Unchecked— Creates a package that contains all needed data. This is the default.

9.    Package version (optional)

Specifies the version of the geodatabases that will be created in the resulting package. Specifying a version allows packages to be shared with previous versions of ArcGIS and supports backward compatibility.

A package saved to a previous version may lose properties available only in the newer version.

  1. ALL — Package will contain geodatabases and a map document compatible with all versions (10.0 and later).
  2. CURRENT— Package will contain geodatabases and a map document compatible with the version of the current release.
  3. 10.5—Package will contain geodatabases and a map document compatible with version 10.5.

10. Additional Files (optional)

Adds additional files to a package. Additional files, such as .doc, .txt, .pdf, and so on, are used to provide more information about the contents and purpose of the package.

11. Summary (optional)

Adds summary information to the properties of the package.

12. Tags (optional)

Adds tag information to the properties of the package. Multiple tags can be added or separated by a comma or semicolon.

Package Result

How to Package Result Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Package Result Tool
Package Result

Path to access the tool

:

Package Result Tool, Package Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Package Result

Packages one or more geoprocessing results, including all tools and input and output datasets, into a single compressed file (.gpk).

1.    Result

The result that will be packaged.

The input can be either a result added by dragging and dropping directly from the Results window or by browsing to a result file (.rlt).

2.    Output File

The name and location of the output package file (.gpk) .

3.    Convert data to file geodatabase (optional)

Specifies whether input layers will be converted to a file geodatabase or preserve their original format.

  1. Checked—All data will be converted to a file geodatabase. This parameter does not apply to enterprise geodatabase data sources. To include enterprise geodatabase data, check the Include Enterprise geodatabase data instead of referencing the data parameter.
  2. Unchecked—Data formats will be preserved when possible. This is the default. The exception to this rule are formats that are not supported in a 64x environment (personal geodatabase (.mdb) data, VPF data, and tables based on Excel spreadsheets or OLEDB connections) and raster formats that ArcGIS cannot write out natively (ADRG, CADRG/ECRG, CIB, and RPF).

4.    Include Enterprise Geodatabase data instead of referencing the data (optional)

Specifies whether input enterprise geodatabase layers will be converted into a file geodatabase or preserve their original format.

  1. Checked—All enterprise geodatabase data sources will be converted to a file geodatabase. This is the default.
  2. Unchecked—All enterprise geodatabase data sources will be preserved and will be referenced in the resulting package.

5.    Extent (optional)

Specifies the extent that will be used to select or clip features.

  1. Default—The extent will be based on the maximum extent of all participating layers. This is the default.
  2. Union of Inputs—The maximum extent of all inputs.
  3. Intersection of Inputs—The minimum area common to all inputs.
  4. As Specified Below—Specify the minimum and maximum extent values.
  5. Same as Display—Extent is equal to the data frame or visible display.

6.    Apply Extent only to enterprise geodatabase layers (optional)

Determines whether specified extent will be applied to all layers or only to enterprise geodatabase layers.

  1. Unchecked—Extent will be applied to all layers. This is the default.
  2. Checked—Extent will be applied to enterprise geodatabase layers only.

7.    Schema only (optional)

Specifies whether only the schema of input and output datasets will be consolidated or packaged.

  1. Unchecked—All features and records for input and output datasets will be included in the consolidated folder or package. This is the default.
  2. Checked—Only the schema of input and output datasets will be consolidated or packaged. No features or records will be consolidated or packaged in the output folder.

8.    Support ArcGIS Runtime (optional)

Specifies whether the package will support ArcGIS Runtime. To support ArcGIS Runtime, all data sources will be converted to a file geodatabase, and a server compatible tool will be created in the package.

  1. Unchecked—Package will not support ArcGIS Runtime.
  2. Checked—Output package will support ArcGIS Runtime.

9.    Additional Files (optional)

Adds additional files to a package. Additional files, such as .doc, .txt, .pdf, and so on, are used to provide more information about the contents and purpose of the package. 

10. Summary (optional)

Adds summary information to the properties of the package. 

11. Tags (optional)

Adds tag information to the properties of the package. Multiple tags can be added or separated by a comma or semicolon. 

12. Package version (optional)

  • Specifies the version of the geodatabases that will be created in the resulting package. Specifying a version allows packages to be shared with previous versions of ArcGIS and supports backward compatibility.
  • A package saved to a previous version may lose properties available only in the newer version.

Share Package

How to Share Package Tool in ArcToolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??

Share Package Tool
Share Package

Path to access the tool

:

Share Package Tool, Package Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox

 

Share Package

Shares a package by uploading to ArcGIS Online.

Signing in to ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS through ArcGIS Desktop changed in the ArcGIS Desktop 10.2 release. You must sign in to ArcGIS Online or Portal by clicking File Sign In before launching the tool, if you see <Not signed into ArcGIS.com> in the Username parameter. See Signing in to ArcGIS Online in ArcGIS Desktop applications for more information.

1.    Input Package

Input layer (.lpk), map (.mpk), geoprocessing (.gpk), map tile (.tpk), or address locator (.gcpk) package file.

2.    Username

Esri Global Account user name.

This parameter might appear disabled if you have already authenticated with ArcGIS.com or the authentication method of your portal does not accept credentials passed from the tool itself.

3.    Password

Esri Global Account password.

This parameter might appear disabled if you have already authenticated with ArcGIS.com or the authentication method of your portal does not accept credentials passed from the tool itself.

4.    Summary

Summary of package. The summary is displayed in the item information of the package on ArcGIS.com.

5.    Tags

Tags used to describe and identify the package. Individual tags are separated using either a comma or semicolon.

6.    Credits (optional)

Credits for the package. This is generally the name of the organization that is given credit for authoring and providing the content for the package.

7.    Everybody (optional)

Specifies whether the input package will be shared and available to everybody.

  1. Checked—Package will be shared with everybody.
  2. Unchecked—Package will be shared with package owner and any selected group. This is the default.

8.    Groups (optional)

List of groups to share package with.

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