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Arcgis network analyst batch?

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06-12-2023 02:04 AM
jules0
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Hi everyone,

I apologize in advance is this ends up being a really silly question. I have been using arcgis pro for several years though I’m completely self taught which means I have large gaps of understanding at times. I was asked to do some service area walk sheds for several different types of points inside of a county. I have a shape file which has streets, and I wanted to try and set up a network database using that so that I can avoid using online credits. I was able to set up the geodatabase, and add my streets file to the feature data set though when ever i try to use that in the network analysis it gives me an error #999999. Not sure if that is due to the lines not being continuous or closed or if it is something in the attribute table which I am overlooking.

In addition, I was wondering if there was any way to automate the network analysis service area geo processing ability. This being so that I can set up the program to do the same thing with different facility points (playgrounds, benches, etc).

Any information or additional guidance that you can send my way would be great.

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MelindaMorang
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For your first question, if you have time, would you be able to share your data and workflow steps with me as is so I can try to track down that Error 999999?  We are always trying to flush those out and get rid of them, so if you have a consistently reproducible instance of it, I'd like to log a bug for us to fix it.  I can't tell from your description so far whether this happened when creating the network dataset, solving, adding locations, etc.

But, ultimately you need a way to get up and running with your Service Area analysis.  If you haven't already, please walk through the tutorial for creating network datasets.  You might also find useful this set of downloadable Tasks for creating a local government network dataset from street centerlines.

If those resources don't fix the problem, please post more detail about exactly where the problem is occurring and share your data if you can.  (You can message me privately if you don't want to share your data publicly.)

For your second question, you can automate Service Area calculations using Model Builder or Python.  Here are some resources that will help:

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