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IF you are at 10 try Iterate Feature Classes. You can access the tool from Model>Insert>Iterators>Iterate Feature Classes
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10-07-2011
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I am not sure if Spatial Join is the culprit. Is it possible to share your model (or model part that is breaking) with a subset of your data? It would be easier to find the problem if I can see what is happening in the model and what the workflow is.
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10-06-2011
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What was your first model built on: 9.3.1/10? Is it breaking on the same version? Did you install any service packs after the 1st and the 2nd run? Try opening your model. From model menu>Validate entire model? Do any of your tools turn white? If yes, Open the tool dialog and see which parameter has a problem. Try and let me know.
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10-06-2011
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Check if this Blog helps with what you are trying to do. Download the script tool to generate a dynamic value list. You can use the tool as shown in the example. If at all you want to output the field name as well, modify the script to have an additional derived output and set that derived output to be something like arcpy.SetParameter (4, InputField) Then you can use both the field name and the field value in your SQL query as in-line variable substitution as shown in the blog example.
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10-03-2011
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Hi Markus , Can yo share your model and a sample of your data? It would be useful to see what you are doing in the model to suggest a solution.
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10-03-2011
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You have to follow the length rule. For spaces etc remove them before using them as inline variable substitution by using Calculate Value tool. Read help here Check the 5th image in the help doc and the para explaining how to replace decimal. Use the same to replace a space. To get the name of the feature class use Parse Path tool and pass the output of the Parse Path to Calculate Value..
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09-26-2011
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See attached image. Try that. Hopefully this is what you want to do.
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09-26-2011
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I would suggest using a Python script to do this double looping.
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09-26-2011
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Hi Paul, To suggest a possible solution I need to know: Why do you want to feed back the output of Get Count tool into the iterator? If it is false you want to continue processing what? Get Count tool only gets the count of selected records. If the selection is = 0 what do you want the model to do?
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09-22-2011
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Make sure your input has the field and field values on which the selection is being made. I don't know why you are using Make Feature Layer on a selection from the iterator. You can directly connect it to the Aggregate Polygons tool. If possible share your model.
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09-21-2011
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I am not sure I understand what do you mean by feedback. Are you trying to use a feedback loop with an iterator? Are you trying to branch a model based on a true branch and a false branch? Check if this blog answers your question.
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09-21-2011
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HI HCarlos, Couple of things need some clarification in your model. 1. This is what Get Field Value tool does - The Get Field Value tool gets the value of the first row of a table for the specified field. 2. Why are you iterating over field values using an iterator? This is what Iterate Field Value iterator does - Iterates over each value in a field. So you are iterating over a field value row by row. 3. How and Why are you using the output of the iterator which is the value of the field in the get field value tool? Get Field Value tool will only get the value of a first row of a field. So how are you using the output of the iterator as inline variable substitution? 4. What do you want to do through this model?
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09-21-2011
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yes you can use the Calculate Value tool like this: Check this blog
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09-19-2011
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