I've been creating some tools in order to make my routine more easier. But when I send this tool to my collegues in the company it don't work as I had expected and they have to remake all the paths that I've donne before.
So, how could I save my rotines in others computers in a easiest way ?
In Model Properties, Check Store relative path names (instead of absolute paths) if you want all data in your model to be found relative to the toolbox location.
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Thanks Mr. Poddar,
But ain't no working
I think that the problem is in the ESRI standards paths. There are a user in the path "flaviogf" wich do not update when is opened for other user.
ex. the output D:\Usuários\flaviogf\Documents\ArcGIS\Default.gdb\PERIMETRO
I can't figure a way to fix it but changing each standard path.
It is not a good practice to save the data in the User folder. Save the data in a simple path (e.g. D:\Project\GIS_Data\data.gdb\PERIMETRO), and save your model also in a sub-solder of the parent folder (e.g. D:\Project\Models\MyModel.tbx).
Copy the parent folder (e.g. D:\Project) with all the required sub-folders to the other clients.
Also keep Store Relative Path names checked in the model properties.
OK I'll try it.
Another reason ,Open a model in other version of Arcmap ,will not worked , if your model has tools not exist in old version. or it is in other path.
For example, Project tool in projection and transformations toolset ,in Arcmap 10.1 exist in feature toolset inside the previous toolset. in arc map 10.2 and above is in inside projection and transformations toolset directly.
Or use model parameters to name your feature classes and other data; then the users are prompted to fill in the proper path. I'd also store the models on a shared drive instead of individual computers. Makes things a whole lot easier when you change the model a little bit....
Write intermediate datasets to one of these locations using environment variables. These locations are guaranteed to exist and be writeable. (Make input and output datasets parameters as mentioned by others.)