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Error 999998 Saving Raster with Arcpy

Error 999998 when saving raster dataset after using any raster algebra functions in ArcPy?

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To start, I found a similar question posted on stack exchange here, but I am not using the zonal statistics tool, which the answer to that question is based on.

With that out of the way, I'm attempting to write a very simple arcpy script.
The purpose of the script is to reclassify the values of an input raster, and save the output to a folder.

Currently I'm using this script in a toolbox. I am using arcpy "GetParameterAsText" to determine the input file and output folder.
I have tried using raw file paths instead of using GetParameter, but the script still fails. The file paths I use never include spaces, so I think that can be ruled out.

Here is the code:

#Import libraries

import arcpy, sys, os

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True

from arcpy import env

from arcpy.sa import *



#Have tried GetParameter as well as raw file paths/names

input = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

saveFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)



#Have confirmed following line works using the python window within arcmap

planAreas = Reclassify(input, "VALUE", RemapRange([[100, 169, 0], [170, 179, 1]])) 



planAreas.save(saveFolder) #Crashes here

If I run just the "Reclassify" function in the ArcMap python window, it successfully saves an output as a feature class in Default.gdb.
Running the very same code, but in an python script using the save function, crashes with the dreaded error 999998.

I am using Arc version 10.6.1

arcpy arcgis-10.6 error-999998

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To start, I found a similar question posted on stack exchange here, but I am not using the zonal statistics tool, which the answer to that question is based on.

With that out of the way, I'm attempting to write a very simple arcpy script.
The purpose of the script is to reclassify the values of an input raster, and save the output to a folder.

Currently I'm using this script in a toolbox. I am using arcpy "GetParameterAsText" to determine the input file and output folder.
I have tried using raw file paths instead of using GetParameter, but the script still fails. The file paths I use never include spaces, so I think that can be ruled out.

Here is the code:

#Import libraries

import arcpy, sys, os

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True

from arcpy import env

from arcpy.sa import *



#Have tried GetParameter as well as raw file paths/names

input = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

saveFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)



#Have confirmed following line works using the python window within arcmap

planAreas = Reclassify(input, "VALUE", RemapRange([[100, 169, 0], [170, 179, 1]])) 



planAreas.save(saveFolder) #Crashes here

If I run just the "Reclassify" function in the ArcMap python window, it successfully saves an output as a feature class in Default.gdb.
Running the very same code, but in an python script using the save function, crashes with the dreaded error 999998.

I am using Arc version 10.6.1

arcpy arcgis-10.6 error-999998

share

asked 1 min ago

sockssocks

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add a comment | 

To start, I found a similar question posted on stack exchange here, but I am not using the zonal statistics tool, which the answer to that question is based on.

With that out of the way, I'm attempting to write a very simple arcpy script.
The purpose of the script is to reclassify the values of an input raster, and save the output to a folder.

Currently I'm using this script in a toolbox. I am using arcpy "GetParameterAsText" to determine the input file and output folder.
I have tried using raw file paths instead of using GetParameter, but the script still fails. The file paths I use never include spaces, so I think that can be ruled out.

Here is the code:

#Import libraries

import arcpy, sys, os

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True

from arcpy import env

from arcpy.sa import *



#Have tried GetParameter as well as raw file paths/names

input = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

saveFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)



#Have confirmed following line works using the python window within arcmap

planAreas = Reclassify(input, "VALUE", RemapRange([[100, 169, 0], [170, 179, 1]])) 



planAreas.save(saveFolder) #Crashes here

If I run just the "Reclassify" function in the ArcMap python window, it successfully saves an output as a feature class in Default.gdb.
Running the very same code, but in an python script using the save function, crashes with the dreaded error 999998.

I am using Arc version 10.6.1

arcpy arcgis-10.6 error-999998

share

asked 1 min ago

sockssocks

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#Import libraries

import arcpy, sys, os

arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True

from arcpy import env

from arcpy.sa import *



#Have tried GetParameter as well as raw file paths/names

input = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)

saveFolder = arcpy.GetParameterAsText (1)



#Have confirmed following line works using the python window within arcmap

planAreas = Reclassify(input, "VALUE", RemapRange([[100, 169, 0], [170, 179, 1]])) 



planAreas.save(saveFolder) #Crashes here

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