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The input path contains spaces glitch in ModelBuilder

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03-05-2025 12:15 PM
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RyanWalter
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Have run into an error I have never seen before nor have any clue how to resolve at this stage. ModelBuilder is telling me the input dataset I have has spaces in it. As you can see from the screenshot, no it does not.

I have tried to:

  1. Restart Arc
  2. Save the model as a new version
  3. Write the input file to a folder and geodatabase path with no spaces anywhere present
  4. Change the name of the input dataset on a re-export to a singular word
  5. Restart my computer
  6. Uninstall and reinstall ArcPro

 

All to no avail. Would love guidance, been doing this for 8 years and never seen something like this happen.

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mikeharol
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I am having the same problem using the geoprocessing contour tool.

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RyanWalter
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Still running into this issue in weird ways. I used the Extract By Mask tool this morning and, instead of providing a mask layer, I decided to create new features within the current map to use as the input. When I did this, ArcPro automatically generated a layer and put that as the mask layer. Surprise, surprise - the error appeared. In this situation, we have ArcPro's self-created named layer throwing this issue.

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TSWCD_GIS
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Ran into this issue today, using the DEM Reconditioning tool from the ArcHydro toolbox.

Output path is: C:\Users\sxxxxx.sxxxxx\Desktop\tempgis\tempras.gdb\AgreeDEM

Error is:

374: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid.
ERROR 010818: The output path contains spaces.
Failed to execute (EucAllocation).
('line 290', 'c:\\program files\\arcgis\\pro\\Resources\\ArcToolbox\\Scripts\\ArcHydro\\demreconditioning.py', '')

 

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bentonfranklincd
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I'm having the same issue using the Extract by Attributes tool. I've checked the filepaths, renamed the raster, it's happening with the automatic ESRI name too.

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