Greetings,
I'm trying to run a batch trace via script in an attempt to speed up processing time on nearly 50,000 records outside of a map, writing summary statistics back to a text field. This is in a FGDB UN with attribute rules disabled. The trace configuration works fine individually and when executed from the Batch Trace dialogue. It fails when this is run from a Python Notebook.
My code:
arcpy.ImportToolbox(r"C:\Path\To\My\UtilityDataManagementSupport_33.atbx", "udms")
arcpy.udms.BatchTrace(
in_utility_network=r"C:\Path\To\My.gdb\Water\UtilityNetwork",
trace_locations=r"C:\Path\To\My.gdb\Water\WaterLine",
result_types="CALCULATE",
trace_config="Trace Config:: Isolating Features",
expression="ASSETGROUP = 1 and AssetType IN (0, 1, 2) and OBJECTID < 6", #OBJECTID is only for testing purposes
output_folder=None,
key_field="GLOBALID",
summary_store_field="analyticnotes",
fields=None,
calc_on_start="UPDATE_START_ROWS",
history_field=None,
default_terminal_id=None,
code_block=""
)
Executing this results in:
ExecuteError: 'in_table' is not a table or a featureclass
In the traceback, I find this line which leads me to believe it might be related to the summary_store_field, though this field exists in the WaterLine feature class.
File "C:\Path\To\My\UtilityDataManagementSupport_33.atbx\udms\logic\un_trace.py", line 1291, in update_starting_points_with_summaries
logger.exception(e, stack_info=True)Any thoughts are appreciated!
