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Receiving Error 000539/Error 010240 when trying to use Raster Calculator

MattMoy

I'm attempting to create a raster layer using the Raster Calculator. I successfully created 1 layer and I need to create 5 more. However, now every time I try to run the Raster Calculator I receive Error 000539 and Error 010240.

Originally I was using a more complicated Map Algebra expression to try and create the output I need but kept receiving these errors. I tried running very basic Map Algebra expression (shown in image) and am still receiving the errors. I'm pretty perplexed why this isn't work, especially since I was able to successfully create 1 .tif format raster layer using the Raster Calculator. Does anyone have any idea why this is failing?

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MattMoy

Hey Dan,

I think what looks like a folder is just the Esri logo for a raster file (not sure). It's a single raster layer in TIFF format. I think the issue was that I was out of memory. I changed the output location after realizing there was only 5 GB of memory on my machine. Changed the location to a folder on the server and it allowed me to save a .tif output. Thanks for the feedback!

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DanPatterson

your input looks like a folder with a .tif extension... check that

The output should be going to a folder, it isn't possible to check from you image where it is going, use folder navigation to select inputs and specify output locations

JayantaPoddar

Please ensure that you are storing the output TIFF file in a basic folder (not in a geodatabase).

Also check the full pathname of the output. Ensure there is no space or special characters in the pathname (except underscore).

e.g. \Project\Images\Annapolis_AOI_HHT_2065.tif

MattMoy

Hey Dan,

MattMoy

Hey Jayanta,

I think the issue was that I was out of memory. I changed the output location after realizing there was only 5 GB of memory on my machine. Changed the location to a folder on the server and it allowed me to save a .tif output. Thanks for the feedback!

DanPatterson

5 gb?

ArcGIS Pro 3.0 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

click on this link on that page

Check your computer's ability to run ArcGIS Pro 3.0.

More issues may be forthcoming.

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