Hello,
I have created a large model using ArcGIS Pro's Model Builder, and it takes 10 minutes to run.
I am adding some new steps to the model and I need to debug it.
How can I disable some steps of my model, so it does not take much time every time that I test a new step?
(I have tried disconnecting the arrows, but it would require me to define some inputs again later). Thanks.
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In ModelBuilder, you can run a single tool by right clicking on the tool and selecting Run. Or a sequence of tools. And of course, the entire model. Reference the Help doc here.
Another option is to select the new steps in the model and create a group. From there, you could save the group as a new model and debug there.
A third option is to export to a Python script and test the workflows there to see if it throws an error message.
But as far as disabling steps in the model, I don't know of a way to do that.
In ModelBuilder, you can run a single tool by right clicking on the tool and selecting Run. Or a sequence of tools. And of course, the entire model. Reference the Help doc here.
Another option is to select the new steps in the model and create a group. From there, you could save the group as a new model and debug there.
A third option is to export to a Python script and test the workflows there to see if it throws an error message.
But as far as disabling steps in the model, I don't know of a way to do that.