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Conversion To KMZ Isn't Working

LauraAnderson1

I'm using ArcGIS 10.2.1 desktop and trying to convert a layer to KMZ from inside an MXD. This process has worked before on multiple occasions. The layer in question is sourced out of a SQL database on a networked server. The layer is displaying properly, and the results window shows a successful completion, but no .KMZ is generated. Here's a screen-grab of the results window showing inputs and environment settings. What am I missing?

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LauraAnderson1

Apologies for the delay in replying - it was one of those weeks. . .

This issue is also occurring when trying to create KMZ's with simple polygon and point shapes.

AdamZiegler1

Maybe a bad geometry that was part of the original FC and subset selection? Could have been cleaned up during the export to new shapefile.

-Adam Z

Robert LeClair

Another thing to try is make a copy of the Feature Class in the geodatabase and run the GP tool against the new FC copy. Could be a corrupt FC.

LauraAnderson1

Tried the conversion without the definition query with the same result - no KMZ.

Yes, the layer is checked and displaying properly when the conversion is started.

I was able to export the def queried layer to a shapefile and then generate the KMZ properly. But, trying again with the original layer still did not work.

I'm beginning to think this may be tied into my MSSQL DB connection somehow. A little more testing should confirm...

JayantaPoddar

Good point. If Definition Query causing the issue, then you export the layer to a shapefile/feature class and then proceed with the conversion to KML.

JayantaPoddar

Is the layer visible (layer should be checked in Table of Contents) in ArcMap while converting to KML?

Robert LeClair

Can you remove the definition query and try again? Is the result the same?

LauraAnderson1

It's a line FC. It's a subset of a larger set defined by a simple definition query. Again, it's worked previously.

AdamZiegler1

The time lapse for the conversion is very fishy. And the input layer appears as a table versus point/line/polygon. Can you tell us a little about the input feature class?

-Adam Z

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