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Bij het maken van een OD Cost Matrix, met gebruik van een Network Dataset met Public Transit Data (die prima werkt voor het genereren van Service Area), verschijnt de volgende foutmelding al in het Geoprocessing Pane:<\/P>

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FOUT 032659 Traceback (meest recente oproep laatst):
Bestand "<string>", regel 536, in updateMessages
TypeError: allow_YYYYMMDD_day() mist 1 vereist positioneel argument: 'SQLDbase'<\/P>

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Nu is het Calender-bestand voor de GTFS-gegevens niet ingeschakeld voor generieke weekdagen.<\/P>

Echter verandert dit niet, zelfs niet bij het kiezen van een specifieke datum.<\/P>

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Heeft iemand suggesties hoe dit op te lossen? <\/P>

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KD_

Yeah, I restarted my computer and that solved the issue. Classic.

Side note on this tool. I found that if I set the "Geometry at Overlap" to Dissolve, it does not add the TimeOfDay field to the output. It's not the end of the world because I can just run it as Overlap and dissolve afterwards, but it's a bit of an annoyance that I'd love a fix for.

Edit to add: Thank you for all the work you do on these tools. I use them a ton!

Melinda Morang

Sorry about this error.

ArcGIS Pro is kind of weird about script tools that import other modules. It will not reimport the modules unless you close and reopen Pro. So, probably what happened after you moved stuff around was that Pro was still holding onto its memory of the original import and not noticing the change. When you created a new project, it imported everything afresh, and it worked. I suspect you could reopen your old project, and it would work fine now, too.

The good news is that BetterBusBuffers will be deprecated and replaced with a new tool available in core ArcGIS Pro with the 2.9 release. You will no longer need BetterBusBuffers at all and can use the new Calculate Transit Service Frequency tool out of the box.

KD_

I know this is old, but thought I'd chime in since I just had this issue when running the Prepare Time Lapse Polygons.

I only recently switched to Pro and this was my first time using the toolbox in Pro. I have BetterBusBuffers and Transit Network Analysis Tools in the same parent folder.

What I tried:

- move Transit Network Analysis Tools to another folder. No change in error.

- move Transit Network Analysis Tools to X drive (other drive has no other toolboxes). No change in error.

- created a new project in X drive and used the Transit Network Analysis Tools from X drive. Worked.

I'm not sure if creating the new project in the other drive made any difference. I suspect it was just the "new" aspect. The original project I was using that was getting the error had already been used for a lot of other network analysis. My half baked theory is that it had already made some connections to the wrong Tool Validator when I tried to run Transit Network Analysis Tools.

Melinda Morang

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? Another user reported a similar issue to me, and I still cannot reproduce it.

Melinda Morang

I cannot reproduce this problem, but I have an idea about what caused it. Do you also have the BetterBusBuffers tool on your computer, and where is it saved in relation to the Transit Network Analysis Tools toolbox? Both of these are python toolboxes, and both of them import a script called ToolValidator, and both versions of ToolValidator have a method called allow_YYYYMMDD_day(). From the error message, it looks to me as if Transit Network Analysis Tools is mistakenly calling the BetterBusBuffers version of that method. I don't know how it would do that unless you saved the two tools in the same folder or something.

Try a fresh download of each toolbox, and make sure that they're saved in different folders.

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