Raoul:Can you try making 2 modifications to the architecture of this project?1.)Export your SDE data to a file geodatabase2.)Modify your data variables to hit the file geodatabase feature classesRun the script and see if you get the same type of errorDid you export this from a model? It looks like it because of all the duplicate GIS_USER_CommercalPropertyLi__ entries with different numbers but pointing to the same data source. I would also advice cleaning up these variables to minimize their use.
I will give that a try, if not just for testing purposes, and see if that doesn't at least give me a good location to run testing on the broken code.
That helps immensely. I will try that out and see if I have any luck know. Thank you for the insight.
I think you need the full path to the SDE connection file in your script.If you are running on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008, then the path would be something like:c:\Users\"User Name"\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.2\ArcCatalog\ + Webforms@AUBPM01.sde\web_forms.dbo.v_GISI know that in my scripts when I migrated from v10.0 to v10.2 (I skipped v10.1), the python scripts now needed the full path to the SDE connection files.
What version of ArcGIS are you using?Is this a script that you inherited from someone else who ran it on a different machine?
Just to start, I'd check your SDE Connections to make sure "Webforms@AUBPM01.sde" does in fact exist on the machine you are executing the script. Also, look at the database itself to see if "web_forms.dbo.v_GISPropertyImport" database view does in fact exist.
I have run this code and received this error log but not sure how to correct it. Thank you for any insight: Webforms@AUBPM01.sde\web_forms.dbo.v_GISPropertyImport
Webforms@AUBPM01.sde\web_forms.dbo.v_GISPropertyImport
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