Summarize Within running but not returning anything

[Miguel-Fernandez]

I am trying to run the tool Summarize Within (Analysis tool) in ArcGIS Pro 2.7.2. The tool successfully runs but does not return a new layer or table. I can open the Details pane and see that the output locations are correct. But when I look in the project geodatabase, there is nothing there. The data I'm using for the input polygon is a single feature that covers several counties. The input summary features is a polygon layer of census tracts. I am trying to sum several of the attributes and use the group by function to group by county. Both data layers are in the same projection, epsg: 4269. I have been able to run other tools, buffer, intersect, etc and they all return the expected outputs. Has anyone else experienced something similar?

[Marie-JoëlleDesgagné]

I'm having the same problem. However, the tool worked perfectly yesterday. I have version 2.8.3. The code throws no error and does not yield an output.

[MagnusIversenFB]

I had the same problem. My data was stored on an SQL Server and there was a definition query active on the layer. I was able to circumvent the problem by exporting the features to a feautre class in a gdb, now the tool runs successfully.

[Josh-R]

After trying multiple solutions including reinstalling ArcGIS Pro, disabling antivirus, and running things as an administrator; creating  a new user profile in windows fixed the issue for me.

[RyanG]

Same problem here with essentially the same parameters. Really disappointing as the alternative to using this tool is quite tedious.

Edit: It seems the tabular join on the Summary Features was the culprit. Once I exported those features with the necessary attributes and tried Summarize Within again, it worked fine!

[AlaynaShamo]

This did it!! I could not figure it out and had the same problem. Looks like if you have just added a join you have to export the feature layer and then summarize within. Thanks!

[Anonymous User]

I had the same problem when I was using hosted feature service as the summarized layer.  I solved the problem by saving the hosted feature layer as a geodatabase feature class then running the process.