How do I fix invalid raster dataset?
Solution or Workaround
- Use ArcCatalog to copy the raster into a new directory.
- Start Windows Explorer and navigate to the new raster.
- Delete any *. aux files in the directory where the new raster resides.
- Add the new raster to ArcMap or preview it in ArcCatalog. Calculate new pyramids if prompted.
What is a raster catalog in Arcgis 10?
A raster catalog is a container for raster datasets (for example, grids, DEMs, or imagery). If more than nine raster datasets appear in the display area, you’ll see a wireframe illustrating the extent of each raster dataset. If fewer than nine raster datasets appear, the actual raster datasets will be drawn.
How do I create a raster data in Arcgis?
Creating raster datasets in a geodatabase
- Right-click a geodatabase and click New > Raster Dataset.
- Type the name of the new raster dataset.
- Set the Cell Size of the geodatabase raster dataset.
- Set the Pixel Type for the geodatabase raster dataset.
- Click the Spatial Reference for Raster button.
How do you create a raster catalog?
How To: Create an unmanaged raster catalog in ArcGIS Desktop
- Right-click on a personal or file geodatabase and select New > Raster Catalog.
- In the Create raster catalog dialog box, verify that the Output Location is the geodatabase.
- Type a name for the raster catalog in the ‘Input Raster Catalog Name’ dialog box.
What does error 999999 mean in ModelBuilder?
I want to run the “Project Raster” tool in the ModelBuilder of ArcMap but I get the “ERROR 999999: Error executing function. Failed to copy raster dataset.”
Why do I get error 999999 in raster?
One thing that occasionally creates error 999999 for me is starting a feature class or raster name with a number – this most often happens when I try to start the name with the year the data represents (2016_imagery, for example). This isn’t allowed in a name, but it doesn’t have a specific error message to tell you that, so you just have to know.
Why is my raster function failed to execute?
Database user name and current user schema do not match. [workspace.admin.StreetLightOutages] No spatial reference exists. DBMS table not found Failed to execute (CopyRaster).
What causes the ESRI error message 999999 to fail?
999999: Something unexpected caused the tool to fail. Contact Esri Technical Support (http://esriurl.com/support) to Report a Bug, and refer to the error help for potential solutions or workarounds. Something unexpected caused the tool to fail, and no exception handling is in place to provide a specific error message.