I was using arcpy inside fme workbench. Till yesterday everything was good. Now today , FME python 27 has been deprecated and 'im not able to import arcpy module. Is there any workaround for this?
I was using arcpy inside fme workbench. Till yesterday everything was good. Now today , FME python 27 has been deprecated and 'im not able to import arcpy module. Is there any workaround for this?
Python 2.7 has been deprecated since 1.1.2020, so it's not something that changed very recently. More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/71635/python-27-deprecation.html
Did you upgrade FME? If so, you need to actively install the Python 2.7 libraries during installation.
Concerning arcpy, you need to make sure that the workspace points to a licensed installation of ArcGIS for Desktop (not ArcGIS Pro, which comes with Python 3.x). More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/29799/importing-arcpy-troubleshooting-ideas.html
Python 2.7 has been deprecated since 1.1.2020, so it's not something that changed very recently. More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/71635/python-27-deprecation.html
Did you upgrade FME? If so, you need to actively install the Python 2.7 libraries during installation.
Concerning arcpy, you need to make sure that the workspace points to a licensed installation of ArcGIS for Desktop (not ArcGIS Pro, which comes with Python 3.x). More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/29799/importing-arcpy-troubleshooting-ideas.html
Hi David, yes it was deprecated long back. Actually python 27 libraries were not installed during upgradation process of fme desktop. Now I have installed it. But, now when Im trying to use ESRI python interpretor , the FME throws error running translation and pop up windows saying fme.exe has stopped working. Not sure why. This was working fine till yesterday.
Python 2.7 has been deprecated since 1.1.2020, so it's not something that changed very recently. More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/71635/python-27-deprecation.html
Did you upgrade FME? If so, you need to actively install the Python 2.7 libraries during installation.
Concerning arcpy, you need to make sure that the workspace points to a licensed installation of ArcGIS for Desktop (not ArcGIS Pro, which comes with Python 3.x). More info: https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/29799/importing-arcpy-troubleshooting-ideas.html
Below is the message I get.
Below is the message I get.
Am I right in assuming you have FME 64-bit and ArcGIS for Desktop with the 64-bit Background Geoprocessing as well?