I need to write a csv file that lists every record from an ID field across all feature classes in a gdb. The code I have written below does that fine, but I also need to write in the second column of the csv which feature class the record was found in.
I have been trying to create the cursor so that it also contains the fc name, then when I use writerow(row) both fields will be printed, but I think this is not a viable approach. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I'm using arcgis 10.2.2
arcpy.env.workspace = r'C:\Data.gdb' output = r'C:\test.csv' fcs = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() fieldnames = ['PropID', 'Feature Class'] with open(output, 'wb') as f: csvwriter = csv.writer(f) csvwriter.writerow(fieldnames) for fc in fcs: with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc,'PropID','PropID IS NOT NULL') as cursor: for row in cursor: csvwriter.writerow(row) del row, cursor 
csvlibrary seems to be pure Python and any questions that relate to that may be better researched at Stack Overflow. However, if you eliminate that from your code snippet and replace your write statements withprintthen you should have a smaller code snippet that focuses on the point at which you are actually stuck which is how to write/print a feature class name alongside every row created from a cursor on that feature class.