I have created a stand-alone python script that I have been using for a few years. However, there is one machine that is getting the following error that is attached as a jpg. I did try a couple of recommended things from online searches, but it seemed not to help. Maybe a community member have experienced something similar? If so, can you let me know what the fix is?
Thank You
~Jeff
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For a digital trail, below are solutions to the above issue:
Issue was caused by the fact that the Python environment has not been initialized or configured correctly to execute the Python scripts containing ArcPy modules from ArcGIS Pro.
I was executing Python script from "..\Python27\ArcGIS10.8\" that is pointing to the Python interpreter (python.exe) that comes from the legacy ArcMap's 32-bit Python v2.7 installation,
which is incorrect when running ArcPy modules from ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2. ArcGIS Pro 3.2 comes bundled with a separate 64-bit Python 3.9.18 installation and this should be used when running ArcPy modules
from ArcGIS Pro in stand-alone Python scripts.
~Jeff
For a digital trail, below are solutions to the above issue:
Issue was caused by the fact that the Python environment has not been initialized or configured correctly to execute the Python scripts containing ArcPy modules from ArcGIS Pro.
I was executing Python script from "..\Python27\ArcGIS10.8\" that is pointing to the Python interpreter (python.exe) that comes from the legacy ArcMap's 32-bit Python v2.7 installation,
which is incorrect when running ArcPy modules from ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2. ArcGIS Pro 3.2 comes bundled with a separate 64-bit Python 3.9.18 installation and this should be used when running ArcPy modules
from ArcGIS Pro in stand-alone Python scripts.
~Jeff