Grand WofE Error

[tachyon-work]

Getting an error running Grand WofE. Claims there's a mismatch between number of input rasters and the input raster types. There's not - I have 10 input layers and 10 input raster types. How are you meant to input the raster types? Previous SDM had drop down field, but unclear as to how we are meant to separate the C's or O's in this version. I have tried using comma (,), semicolon (;) and a space. Same error each time.

[trotor]

You need to separate types by ; at this point. Multiple strings didn't work as they used to. Tell me how it goes with ;

[tachyon-work]

That worked, thanks. Followed by following error:

Appears to be a problem with it not producing the weights tables correctly?

[trotor]

Could be problem with non-database input files...

[trotor]

Fixed documentation and label of type field

[tachyon-work]

I put everything in a gdb just to test this. Get the following:

Executing: GrandWofe gwofe2 D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2ag;D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2as;D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2au;D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2bi;D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2cu C;C;C;C;C D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\TPts # 0.5 1 Start Time: Fri Nov 24 08:24:52 2017 Running script GrandWofe...

========== arcsdm values ========== ArcSdm 5.00.24 for ArcGis (Pro and Desktop)

Workspace: D:\testSDM (FileSystem) Scratch workspace: D:\testSDM\temp (FileSystem) Map Units: meter Mask: "sa_ide1" and it is FeatureClass Mask size: 154896.771772 Cell Size: 50

Training Sites: 7

Unit Cell Area: 1.0km^2, Cells in area: 154896.771772 Prior Probability: 0.000045 Training Set: D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\TPts Study Area Raster: D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\sa_ide1 Study Area Area: 154896.771772km^2 ========== Starting GrandWofe ==================== Calculating weights for D:\testSDM\gwofe\testSDM.gdb\d2ag (c)... GP ERRORS:

ERROR 000354: The name contains invalid characters Failed to execute (CreateTable).

Unhandled exception caught Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\common.py", line 45, in execute_tool func(self, parameters, messages) File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\calculateweights.py", line 610, in Calculate raise arcpy.ExecuteError; ExecuteError

Failed to execute (CalculateWeightsTool).

PYTHON ERRORS: Traceback Info: File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\grand_wofe_lr.py", line 116, in execute Unit_Area__sqkm, Missing_Data_Value)

Error Info: <class 'arcgisscripting.ExecuteError'>:

ERROR 000354: The name contains invalid characters Failed to execute (CreateTable).

Unhandled exception caught Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\common.py", line 45, in execute_tool func(self, parameters, messages) File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\calculateweights.py", line 610, in Calculate raise arcpy.ExecuteError; ExecuteError

Failed to execute (CalculateWeightsTool).

Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 149, in execute File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\grand_wofe_lr.py", line 116, in execute Unit_Area__sqkm, Missing_Data_Value) File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\ArcSDM.pyt", line 576, in CalculateWeightsTool validation is performed. This method is called whenever a parameter ExecuteError:

ERROR 000354: The name contains invalid characters Failed to execute (CreateTable).

Unhandled exception caught Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\common.py", line 45, in execute_tool func(self, parameters, messages) File "D:\Tools\ArcSDM-master\ArcSDM-master\Toolbox\arcsdm\calculateweights.py", line 610, in Calculate raise arcpy.ExecuteError; ExecuteError

Failed to execute (CalculateWeightsTool).

Failed to execute (GrandWofe). Failed at Fri Nov 24 08:25:05 2017 (Elapsed Time: 13.18 seconds)

1. I fail to see where there is an issue with my file naming convention since it works for the other tools in SDM?

2. Once I put all the files into a gdb, it forced me to change the mask from a raster to a feature dataset in the Environment settings. I never had this issue before I put things into a gdb, and have always successfully used a raster as the mask. It's problematic if it's forcing you to modify your Environment settings half way through a project.

[trotor]

Reformatted lots of things - trying 5.00.27 please try