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Issua batching a model built in "model builder"

SebastianSantibanez

Hi,
I have a model that selects iteratively elements from a point dataset and calculates a cost distance for each of these points. It works fine when I run it for just one dataset, but when I try to batch it I get the following error.

ERROR 000865: Input raster or feature source data: I_atlanta_OBJECTID does not exist.
ERROR 000581: Invalid parameters.

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TimothyHales

Instead of using the Batch Mode, try creating a new model using the iterators and then add (nest) your existing Cost Distance model into that model.

ShitijMehta

try not to mix iteration and batch together.

SebastianSantibanez

I am making progress with this model.

The objective of the model is to calculate a cost distance to point features (1 cost distance raster for each point) in different datasets

this is the model

The problem is that the model is iterating the whole "Iterate feature class" process first and then passing to the next stage. and therefore is only calculating the cost distances for the last feature class. What should I do for getting the model to run 1 iteration in the "Iterate feature class" and passing to the next stage?

Please any Idea or suggestion?

TimothyHales

I would do the opposite of what you have done. I would place the Iterate Selection and Cost Distance model into the other model with the Iterate Feature Class tool.

SebastianSantibanez

I would do the opposite of what you have done. I would place the Iterate Selection and Cost Distance model into the other model with the Iterate Feature Class tool.

Dear Thales,

I tried your suggestion and I got this error:

ERROR 000732: Input raster or feature source data: Dataset I_atlanta_OBJECTID does not exist or is not supported

This is the model

The problem seems to be that from a nested model, the variable "atlanta" becomes I_atlanta_OBJECTID when I called from a submodel as you suggested. I tried copying the selected feature to a new dataset before of calculating the distances, but I get the same error. Evenmore, this is exactly the same error I get when I try to run the model in batch mode. Is this a known issue in arcgis? Please any advice?

ShitijMehta

I would suggest using a Python script to do this double looping.

SebastianSantibanez

I would suggest using a Python script to do this double looping.

Could you please explain why you are suggesting a Python Script?

ShitijMehta

See attached image.

Try that.

Hopefully this is what you want to do.

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SebastianSantibanez

Thank you shitijmehta.
It works, however it does the job for n-1 records only (it skips the last record). Do you have only 9 records in your FCs?

ShitijMehta

Yes, I had 9 records only.

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