I have 88 gdb files on Arcmap that I need to export to csv format. Is it possible to do this in batches? maybe, without using the python window
[GIS] convert gdb to csv in batches
arcgis-desktopconvertcsvfile-geodatabase
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Try using degrib, which is a product of National Weather Service's Meteorological Development Lab (NWS MDL).
It can convert GRIB1 and GRIB2 to several different formats. It won't be able to convert GRIB1 directly to GRIB2, but you should be able to convert GRIB1 to CSV or another format. The tutorial page is the best source for usage information (follow the link to the man page for detailed usage info).
If I understand you correctly, you want to keep the OID field. That should be simple, open attribute table, click on Add Field, name this new field for example OID_1, choose type (short integer or long integer for many features), and then use Field calculator.
The equation will be OID_1 = [OID]. After you click OK, it will copy OID values into OID_1. When the export is done, the field should be accessible.
Best Answer
There is a solution to this referenced using a python script to run this bulk conversion:
Conversion Solution Using Python
For the most part this looks outlined fairly well, and for any bulk processes (which it seems like you are doing a lot of bulk processes with bouncing between GIS and other software) python is very useful. I would look into this any try to give it a go. Also if you want to learn more about python and how it can help you, check out the following sites:
Codecademy
Python For Beginners
ArcPy Cafe
There are countless other resources out there, and the more you familiarize yourself to multiple options, the better your chances are to finding a best fit solution.
I hope that those references help you.