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It's definitely not a memory issue, python never peaks beyond 20% or so of my total memory. The code doesn't crash, it simply hangs on a particular map for a lot longer than is necessary before moving on to the next map. Once I identified a couple of those maps, I tried opening them and got the same error message about missing a template. I'm sure that the issue is that the maps are older and are using custom templates that are no longer available. The main point for the code is to inventory a large collection of maps and data that we were given by a client and in order to complete it, I need to try and update as many of the layers as possible in order to get a count of feature classes or shapefiles that are being used across each of the maps. If I can figure out a way to either identify which of the maps are using a template in order to avoid them, or to apply a timer that skips a particular map if it doesn't progress after a certain amount of time, I can at least inventory the maps that aren't corrupted. mdRow = 1 mlRow = 1 map_key = 1 connectedLayers = 0 missingLayers = 0 groupLayers = 0 rawLyrList = {} pathList = {} mapList = {} def WriteMapRow(maps):     csvRow = []     for k, v in maps.iteritems():         s = k + ','         for val in v:             s += str(val) + ','                csvRow.append(s)     f = open('S:\Projects\Current\HUD\DATA\Incoming\Maps.csv', 'w')     f.write('\n'.join(csvRow))     f.close()    def WriteLayerRow(layers):     csvRow = []     for k,v in layers.iteritems():         s = str(k) + ','         s += str(v) + ','         csvRow.append(s)     f = open('S:\Projects\Current\HUD\DATA\Incoming\Layers.csv', 'w')     f.write('\n'.join(csvRow))     f.close()    #function to split out actual layers from any group layers def buildLayerList(lyrList):     rawLyrList = []     for lyr in lyrList:         if not lyr.isGroupLayer:             rawLyrList.append(lyr)     return rawLyrList   for root, dirs,files in os.walk(r'S:\Projects\Current\HUD\DATA\Incoming'):     for fname in files:         path = os.path.join(root, fname)         if path[-3:] == 'mxd':                                  print "Map: " + path             try:                   mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument(path)                        df = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)                 rawLyrList = []                 for df in arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd):                     lyrList = arcpy.mapping.ListLayers(mxd, '', df)                     rawLyrList = buildLayerList(lyrList)                     for lyr in rawLyrList:                         if lyr.isBroken:                             missingLayers += 1                             if lyr.dataSource not in pathList and lyr.supports('DATASOURCE'):                                 pathList[lyr.dataSource] = (mlRow)                                                            print 'Datasource Appended: ', lyr.dataSource                                 mlRow += 1                         else:                             connectedLayers += 1                                                                                   mapList[path] = (mxd.filePath.split('\\')[-1], map_key,                          connectedLayers, missingLayers)                 print 'Connected: ', connectedLayers                 print 'Missing: ', missingLayers                 connectedLayers = 0                 missingLayers = 0                 groupLayers = 0                 mdRow += 1                 map_key += 1                            del mxd                 print                             except:                 print "Unknown Error"                 mapList[path] = (mxd.filePath.split('\\')[-1],                             map_key, 'Unknown Error')                 map_key += 1                 mdRow += 1                 del mxd WriteMapRow(mapList) WriteLayerRow(pathList) print "Successful"              ... View more

I know that it's been awhile, but did you ever find a solution to this? I'm trying to update a large collection of maps and my script keeps stalling out and I think that it's because many of the maps are using custom templates. If you have figured out a way to test for this error, it would be a huge help. Thanks! ... View more

Thanks for all of the input. I think that this is an issue of bad data. Even though I've been running tests on subsets, those subsets have all been derived from the original dataset. I tested on a separate street file and was successful. I'm in the process of recreating the dataset and if I'm successful, I'll be sure to post the results. Thanks again for all of the help and input. ... View more

I was running it on the wrong port (5432 instead of 8080). Once I used the correct one it seemed to have resolved it. As for the error message, I'm still getting the same message, but I guess it doesn't really make a difference. Thanks! Nate ... View more

I just had this same problem and the locators that I'm using were built using 10.1. ... View more

After migrating to 10.1 we moved our geolocators (set to store relative paths) to a new server, but still see the old path listed for the Primary Table. Is this still an issue, or did we miss something in the transfer? ... View more

Thanks for all of your quick responses! ... View more

I'm able to loop through all of the rows in the specified table using the For Iteration tool in model builder, it just doesn't seem to want to apply to values as parameters in the Add Field tool. ... View more

Thanks for the sample code. It seems like the code that you provided applies a set of attributes to every feature class in a single geodatabase. What I'm working with is a series of tables in an Access database that correspond to specific feature classes in a geodatabase which contains all of the feature classes for a model, but only contains the default attributes (OID, Shape, etc.) Each table in the Access database contains all of the attributes that are to be applied to different feature classes in the geodatabase. Each row in a single table contains all of the information for a single attribute such as name, domain, alias, etc. What I was hoping to be able to do was to utilize a FOR loop in model builder to iterate through one table and create all of the fields that belong to a particular feature class. Is this not possible in model builder? Thanks again. ... View more