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Can not disable Fully Qualified Field Names

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12-28-2021 08:19 AM
DanielBinghamd
Emerging Contributor

I can't disable fully qualified field names.  In the ModelBuilder I have unchecked "Maintain fully qualified field names" in the Environments.  I've also made sure it's unchecked in each of the tool environments.  When I first build my models this was not an issue, then they just started appearing fully qualified.  

My models run several variations of data through the Optimized Hot Spot Analysis and Kernel Density tools.  

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DanPatterson
MVP Esteemed Contributor

Is there a chance that input fields from different datasets are causing this? or are you using the same input data with just variations of some of the parameters?


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DanielBinghamd
Emerging Contributor

I use a singe dataset imported from a .xlsx file.  So I don't even have any joins.  The extra names all come from within the model.  

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DanPatterson
MVP Esteemed Contributor

So it isn't even a geodatabase table then? I can see no reason why a model would revert and environment parameter if a run completely terminates before restarting


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Robert_LeClair
Esri Notable Contributor

There is a Python snippet that will disable fully qualified names - 

arcpy.env.qualifiedFieldNames = False

Not sure how you could add this to your model though.

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