topic Re: RasterToGeodatabase: Error 999999 in Data Management Questions

RasterToGeodatabase: Error 999999

ClaudiaGeorgi — Wed, 29 May 2013 10:45:53 GMT

Hi guys,

I was trying to add quite big raster images (.tif) to a Raster Catalog in ArcCatalog via Import. Unfortunately the results say as follows:

Failed to convert (Dataname) ERROR 999999: Error executing function.
FDO error: -1
Failed to execute (Copy Raster)

I tried the process with and without building pyramids. I am using verison 10.1. Has anyone a clue what I did wrong?

Thank you!
Claudia

Re: RasterToGeodatabase: Error 999999

JamesHood — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 15:30:42 GMT

Hi Claudia,

I had a similar issue and found your thread in my search.

My issue was converting multiple LiDAR .LAS files to a single multipoint file (LAS to Multipoint).

I received the following errors:
Error: 999999
FDO error: -1
FDO error:-1 [featureclass_name]
Failed to execute (LAStoMultipoint)

I can't speak to your issue specifically but I just got off of the phone with ESRI support and they told me that my issue is directly related to 10.1 Service Pack1.

I was told that many LiDAR errors are resultant of SP1. I was directed to go to control panel / programs and features / installed updates /
highlight ArcGIS SP1 / right click / remove.

This apparently reverts to 10.1 SP0 and the errors should go away.

Might be worth looking into.

Re: RasterToGeodatabase: Error 999999

JamesHood — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 15:41:26 GMT

Hi Claudia,

I had a similar issue and found your thread in my search.

My issue was converting multiple LiDAR .LAS files to a single multipoint file (LAS to Multipoint).

I received the following errors:
Error: 999999
FDO error: -1
FDO error:-1 [featureclass_name]
Failed to execute (LAStoMultipoint)

I can't speak to your issue specifically but I just got off of the phone with ESRI support and they told me that my issue is directly related to 10.1 Service Pack1.

I was told that many LiDAR errors are resultant of SP1. I was directed to go to control panel / programs and features / installed updates /
highlight ArcGIS SP1 / right click / remove.

This apparently reverts to 10.1 SP0 and the errors should go away.

Might be worth looking into.

I followed the above steps and it did not resolve my error.
I'll call dem folks back.