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Iterate raster model builder The table name is invalid. No spatial reference exists. Failed to execute (Times).

jingweilian — Thu, 04 Apr 2019 06:44:37 GMT

Hi, I want to build a model to iterate all my raster data in a folder through a value calculation process. I can run this on a single raster layer, so I should not miss any input or setting. But I haven't figure it out...

Thanks.

Re: Iterate raster model builder The table name is invalid. No spatial reference exists. Failed to execute (Times).

DanPatterson_Retired — Thu, 04 Apr 2019 10:37:10 GMT

try putting the *.tif files in a folder (no spaces or punctuation and rename them so their file names aren't so long and don't contain punctuation within the file name, then retry

Re: Iterate raster model builder The table name is invalid. No spatial reference exists. Failed to execute (Times).

jingweilian — Thu, 04 Apr 2019 20:26:23 GMT

Hi Dan,

Thanks for the reply. I tried your suggestion and create a test folder contain same name format *.tif files. But it still not working for me.

However, I tried to change the output name from "%Name%" to "Name", this model will run and generate one single tiff file called "name".

Re: Iterate raster model builder The table name is invalid. No spatial reference exists. Failed to execute (Times).

curtvprice — Sat, 13 Apr 2019 02:18:52 GMT

The dot in the output name trying to write to gdb is the cause of your 999999 error. You cannot save a .tif inside a gdb. You cannot save a raster with a dot in its name either. The fix is to use the Parse Path model-only tool to remove the .tif extension from Name or change the output location to a folder not a gdb.

Raster names that start with a number are problematic too, so I would name the output img%Name1% where %Name1% is the output of the Parse Path tool that is Name with the .tif extension removed. In this case that would write an file gdb raster called img2016353