Can ArcGIS Open XML files?
Add the feature class or table into which you want to load data in ArcMap, click Editor > Start Editing. Click the Load XML Recordset Document command. Navigate to the XML recordset document from which you want to load data. You can load data from an XML, ZIP, or Z file type.
How do I add an XML file to Arcgis?
Loading an XML Recordset document in ArcMap
- Add the feature class or table into which you want to load data in ArcMap, click Editor > Start Editing.
- Click the Load XML Recordset Document command.
- Navigate to the XML recordset document from which you want to load data.
- Click Next.
What are the different types of XML documents in ArcGIS?
There are three types of XML documents that can be created in ArcGIS: a Workspace document, a RecordSet document, and a Data Changes document. XML workspace documents hold all of the contents of a geodatabase or any subset of the content. XML workspace documents include all of the schema information and optionally the data as well.
What can I do with ArcGIS with geodatabase XML?
ArcGIS for Desktop and the geoprocessing framework in ArcGIS contain a number of functions to import and export geographic data. Some typical tasks that you can perform in ArcGIS with Geodatabase XML include the following: Share geodatabases using XML. Copy whole geodatabases or subsets such as feature datasets and all related information sets.
How to import XML files into ArcGIS Desktop?
If that does not work, you can try converting your xml file to a different format that can be used by arcmap, perhaps gpx or excel spreadsheet. If that XML file from Overpass Turbo is fully equivalent to *.osm files, which I suspect so, than you should have a look at ESRI’s free Open Source “ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap”.
How to load an XML recordset document in ArcGIS?
Navigate to the XML recordset document from which you want to load data. You can load data from an XML, ZIP, or Z file type. Click Next . Click the Matching Source Field drop-down arrow and click the field from the recordset document that you want to match to the target field.