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Python Script Error

jamesborris

Whenever i try to run a simple python script i get this error

ERROR 000714: Error in script vt17.
Error in executing: cmd.exe /C I:\GIS\......

I can run a script from the python command window and from IDLE but when i add GetParameterAsText or try to run anything from toolbox i get that error

here is the simple buffer script:

import arcpy
import os
from arcpy inport env
env.workspace = I:\GIS
arcpy.SetProduct("ArcEditor")
shape = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
output = arcpy.GetParameterAsTest(1)
arcpy.Buffer_analysis(shape, output, "1000 Feet", "", "", "", "")

any ideas? I installed the Win32 updates and tried it a million different ways. Please help.

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dariomasante

Hi all, I know it is an old thread, but might be useful anyway. After spending a whole afternoon checking my script I found out there was a very simple answer, error 000714 was not a script error, but a file extension issue.
After finishing your script, be sure to save it with .py extension, then your tool in arcgis will work fine.
Hope it helps!

DallasShearer

James,

The error indicates you are running the python script out of process. Could you try checking on the property of the script tool to run the Python script in process. I don't see anything that stands out for why it would fail out of process but this would be worth a try.

Had similar error where checking the property of the script tool to run the Python script in process solved the problem. Thanks

MichaelStead

Reminds me of one of those "Spot the Differences" cartoons. Maybe use a python editor that marks up syntax to catch some of those. Should make indenting and brackets and such easier too.

DanPatterson_Retired

Grief...good catch...

EdEngle

output = arcpy.GetParameterAsTest(1)

spelling errror here as well... should be

output = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1)

RDHarles

Your going to want to change this:

env.workspace = "I:\GIS"

to this:

env.workspace = "I:/GIS"

ChrisFox3

Hi James,

At this point I would encourage you to contact Technical Support for this issue. They will have the resources and knowledge to appropriately assist you in this matter.

jamesborris

it is running in process. still not working. same error.

ChrisFox3

James,

The error indicates you are running the python script out of process. Could you try checking on the property of the script tool to run the Python script in process. I don't see anything that stands out for why it would fail out of process but this would be worth a try.

jamesborris

import arcpy
import os
from arcpy import env
env.workspace = "I:\GIS"
arcpy.SetProduct("ArcEditor")
shape = "I:/GIS/RPMScript/Shapes/shape.shp"
arcpy.Buffer_analysis(shape, "I:/GIS/RPMScript2", "1000 Feet", "", "", "", "")

If this script will work in the python command line in ArcMap why do I get that cmd error when i try and run it in toolbox? I am using the python that came with the Arc10 release.

MichaelStead

You have a typo on line 3. Is that in your script? I think your path has to be in double quotes too.

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