Error publishing gp model with python script as a service

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07-04-2012 12:05 PM
deleted-user-VeZur_n9o0OZ
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Hi,

I'm attempting to publish a toolbox to ArcGIS Server. The toolbox contains a model and a custom python script. The model calls the script. It runs fine in the desktop but when I publish as a service I'm given a code 500 Error Executing Task. Error executing tool.

My model takes a featureset as a parameter which can have different fields each time. My end goal is to run an intersect against this featureset and add up the values of a field for all intersecting features.

My model works as follows:
Make a feature layer from the featureset -> select features that intersect with another layer -> save the selection to my scratchworkspace > run summary statistics using my python script

I need the script because I don't know what the field is going to be called. The field name is also a parameter to the model. My script does the following:

    Input_features = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
    Input_metric = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1)
    Output_table = "GetFieldValue.dbf"

    arcpy.Statistics_analysis(Input_features, Output_table, [[Input_metric, "SUM"]])
    arcpy.SetParameterAsText(1, Output_table)

As i say this works fun in ArcGIS desktop. My script has 3 parameters:

Input_features - FeatureSet
Input_metric - String
Output_table - Table or String - fails either way!

I'm dubious about this last output as appreciate I declare Output_table as a string above.

Anyhow, I publish the whole lot storing relative path names for both model and script. I set it to run synchronously and to run python script in progress.

My js code calls the service as follows:
var metric = "METRIC_1"

// setup params and execute
var params = {
  "Buffers" : bufferFeatureSet,
  "Metrics" : metricsFeatureSet,
  "Input_metric": metric
};
gpIntersects.execute(params, handleGpIntersectSuccess, handleQueryError);

I land at handleQueryError every time!

Has anyone got any suggestions or advice as I'm struggling....
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BenHolmes
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Have you tried using %ScratchWorkspace%\Output.dbf for your output file?
You'd probably need to set that in the model as the default output and get it as text in the script.
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