I see the same problem in the default environment. And the plot thickens! Here's a test script I created to duplicate the problem:
import arcpy
class DomainTest(object):
_sTargetGDB = "C:/apps/Data/UPDM_Migration/AssetPackage_AZGas.gdb"
_sBackupGDB = "C:/apps/Data/UPDM_Migration/AssetPackage_UPDM.gdb"
_sDomainName = "UNSG_WorkCrew"
_sDesc = "UNS Gas work crew"
_Values = ["NPL", "UES"]
def CreateDomain(self):
if arcpy.Exists(self._sBackupGDB):
if arcpy.Exists(self._sTargetGDB):
arcpy.Delete_management(self._sTargetGDB)
arcpy.Copy_management(self._sBackupGDB, self._sTargetGDB)
arcpy.CreateDomain_management(self._sTargetGDB, self._sDomainName, self._sDesc, "TEXT", "CODED")
return
def AddValues(self):
for sVal in self._Values:
arcpy.AddCodedValueToDomain_management(self._sTargetGDB, self._sDomainName, sVal, sVal)
return
Sometimes CreateDomain works and sometime it doesn't. If it works, then DomainTest.AddValues() fails.
The CreateDomain_management error is: ERROR 000192: Invalid value for Domain Name
Failed to execute (CreateDomain).
The AddCodedValueToDomain error is: arcgisscripting.ExecuteError: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid.
ERROR 000800: The value is not a member of AnnotationStatus | AP_All_Classes | AP_Association_Classes | AP_Association_Roles | AP_Association_Semantics | AP_Association_Types | AP_Attribute_Types..........
