"Dataset xxx does not exist or is not supported" using Table to Domain in Python
I have a directory of hundreds of *.csv files, containing code/description pairs for geodatabase domains. I'm trying to automate the creation of these domains using Python.
I suspect the problem is due to the path not being correct for the *.csv file, but I can't work out how to get it working. os.path.exists shows that the file does exist, so it may be an internal ArcGIS thing.
Note that the *.csv file does work correctly via ArcToolbox and the hard-coded Python script, so it's unlikely that the field type really is invalid.
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I have a directory of hundreds of *.csv files, containing code/description pairs for geodatabase domains. I'm trying to automate the creation of these domains using Python.
- If I manually run the Table to Domain tool using a *.csv file inArcToolbox, the domain is correctly created
- If I create a Model using the Table to Domain tool, hard-coding in the input file (andall other parameters) then export this to a Python script, thedomain is correctly created when I run the Python script
- If I try to iterate through all *.csv files in the directory, running the Tableto Domain tool for each file, I get the ""Dataset xxx does not existor is not supported" error message:
Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid.ERROR 000732: Input Table: Dataset C:\temp\01-01.csv does not exist or is not supported ERROR 000308: Invalid field type Failed to execute (TableToDomain).
I've placed a package here containing the template geodatabase, the working and broken python scripts, a few of the CSVs and the model which was used to export the working python script.
I suspect the problem is due to the path not being correct for the *.csv file, but I can't work out how to get it working. os.path.exists shows that the file does exist, so it may be an internal ArcGIS thing.
Note that the *.csv file does work correctly via ArcToolbox and the hard-coded Python script, so it's unlikely that the field type really is invalid.
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