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What to do if ArcGIS dataset does not exist?
If applicable, turn off live database connections at the layer level, and not just the subgroup. Turn off background processing. In ArcCatalog, navigate to Geoprocessing > Geoprocessing option > Clear Enable under Background Processing. ArcGIS Pro: 000732: : Dataset does not exist or is not supported.
How to know if a dataset does not exist?
The data is in an unsupported data format. The data is not supported by this tool. Check the data path used to make sure it exists and can be accessed by ArcGIS. Correct as required and run the tool again. If the data does exist, one of the following situations may have occurred: 64-bit processing does not support some data formats.
Why do I get error 000732 dataset does not exist?
Error: “000732: : Dataset does not exist or is not supported.” Also, attempting to drag and drop the dataset onto a tool parameter does not update the parameter. This occurs even though the data clearly does exist on disk. Most often this is due to the input data path being entered incorrectly, as in the following situations:
What to do if geodatabase feature class does not exist?
If the input is a geodatabase feature class or table, an invalid subtype may exist on the dataset. To fix the subtype in ArcMap or ArcCatalog, go to the feature class properties. Click the Subtypes tab and re-enter the default subtype code.
What to do if dataset does not exist in Linux?
Refer to ArcMap: Modifying and deleting subtypes for more information. If the tool is being run on UNIX or Linux and the input is a text file that is being used as input to a tool with an input table parameter, such as Copy Rows or Make XY Event Layer, this is a known limitation.
What happens if the data does not exist?
If the data clearly does exist, then the problem may be one of two known limitations. See the Solution section for details. Ensure the use of the full path as the data source, correct it as required and run the tool again.
Is the connection string in ArcMap understood by Windows?
The reference to ‘Database Connections’ is understood by ArcMap and ArcCatalog, but not by Windows. If a user runs a script having this type of connection string from a command line, scheduled task, Python development product, or other non-Esri environment, it is necessary to use the full Windows path to the connection file (.sde) on disk.