| | Name | Description |
|---|
 | Alias | The alias for this tool's toolbox. |
| config_keyword | Specifies the storage parameters (configuration) for a file geodatabase and an ArcSDE geodatabase. Personal geodatabases do not use configuration keywords. (In, Optional) |
| out_name | The name of the raster catalog to be created. (In, Required) |
| out_path | The geodatabase to contain the raster catalog. This can be any type of geodatabase: personal, file, or ArcSDE. (In, Required) |
| out_raster_catalog | Output Raster Catalog (out, Optional) |
| ParameterInfo | The parameters used by this tool. For internal use only. |
| raster_management_type | Raster datasets within raster catalogs can be managed in two ways: managed or unmanaged (by the geodatabase). (In, Optional) |
| raster_spatial_reference | The coordinate system for the raster column in the raster catalog. (In, Optional) |
| spatial_grid_1 | The Output Spatial Grid 1, 2, and 3 parameters are used to compute a spatial index and only apply to file geodatabases and ArcSDE geodatabases. If you are unfamiliar with setting grid sizes, leave these options as 0,0,0 and ArcGIS will compute optimal sizes for you. (In, Optional) |
| spatial_grid_2 |
Cell size of the second spatial grid. Leave the size at 0 if you only want one grid. Otherwise, set the size to at least three times larger than Spatial Grid 1.
(In, Optional) |
| spatial_grid_3 |
Cell size of the third spatial grid. Leave the size at 0 if you only want two grids. Otherwise, set to at least three times larger than Spatial
Grid 2.
(In, Optional) |
| spatial_reference | The coordinate system for the geometry column. (In, Optional) |
| template_raster_catalog | If you want to base your new raster catalog on a template, you can specify a template raster catalog. The new raster catalog will then have the same fields as the template raster catalog. (In, Optional) |
| ToolboxDirectory | The directory of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolboxName | The name of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolName | The name of this tool. |
