The feature classes of a project are stored in different datasets, and now you need to add a unique identifier field for each feature class (skip if it already exists). code show as below:
env.workspace = r'D:\RK20180201.gdb' print env.workspace dss = arcpy.ListDatasets () for ds in dss: fcs = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses(feature_dataset = ds) print fcs for fc in fcs: print(u'------current feature class : {0}'.format(fc)) fds = arcpy.ListFields(fc) bGid = False for fd in fds: print(u' -- field : {0}'.format(fd.name)) if fd.name.upper() == 'GLOBALID': bGid = True print(' -- {0} has GID field'.format(fc)) if False == bGid: print(' ++ {0} has no GID field'.format(fc)) arcpy.AddField_management(fc,"GLOBALID","TEXT",None,None,40,"唯一标识符","NULLABLE","NON_REQUIRED")Note that the FeatureClass field of the test data uses a Chinese name (it is a name, not an alias), so when printing, you need to specify the character set, that is, add u at the beginning.