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AttributeError: Object: Tool or environment <FocalStatistics> not found

GregAO

Hi, I'm using ArcGIS Pro 2.9 and have a python version 2 script written with ArcMap 10.3.

The script bombs out on the following line:

arcpy.gp.FocalStatistics(inputFC, outFileName, inExpression, "MEAN", "DATA")

with the error: Object: Tool or environment <FocalStatistics> not found.

Does "arcpy.gp" NOT exist any more? I realize there is focal statistics in arcpy.sa. Is that the only one I can use, it doesn't allow an output file raster to be specified.

Greg.

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GregAO

Thanks Dan.

I was hoping there was an equivalent to arcpy.gp in Arc Pro, but evidently not.

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GregAO

Ahaaaa, Thanks.

SteveLynch

...or

arcpy.gp.focalstatistics_sa(inputFC, outFileName,...

GregAO

Thanks Dan.

I was hoping there was an equivalent to arcpy.gp in Arc Pro, but evidently not.

danretired

Focal Statistics (Spatial Analyst)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

you save it after

# --
from arcpy.sa import *
outFocalStatistics = FocalStatistics(......
outFocalStatistics.save("C:.....

or
outFocalStatistics = arcpy.sa.FocalStatistics(......
outFocalStatistics.save("C:.....

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