Error 010429 & Error 010067

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Chris Hickey

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Jul 18, 2013, 2:45:16 PM7/18/13
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I receive these two errors once I am trying to calculate the subbasin parameters. 

Error 010429: Error in grid IO: Cell Lyr Create Internal: Unable to create cell layer directory C:\windows\syste32\ras04

Error 010067: Error in executing grid expression

I have user defined subwatersheds and streams.  Can anyone be of assistance on how to fix this problem?  I can provide more details if necessary.

Jim Almendinger

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Jul 18, 2013, 3:39:52 PM7/18/13
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Just guessing, but it sounds like a permissions problem with Windows (unable to write a file in a folder you don't have permission to alter).  Others have more experience here, but running as a user with administrative rights may help, and/or change sharing permissions on the folder(s) in question. 
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Chris Hickey

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Jul 22, 2013, 10:36:58 AM7/22/13
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Oddly enough I think I have permissions set for all users on this computer.  I went through all user accounts to add permissions.  In your opinion, should I use the older version of ArcSWAT2012 (the one for ArcMap 10.0)?  I am using the most recent version..Could this be a problem?

Arthur Hrast Essenfelder

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Nov 17, 2015, 6:07:55 AM11/17/15
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Although this is a rather old thread, I faced the same issue when setting up one my projects.
I just wanted to share the solution that worked on my project in case anyone else is facing the same issue.

As I was also working with user defined subbasins and streams, I imagined it could be something wrong with the shapefiles I was using.
Basically, I just ran the ArcToolbox --> Data Management Tools --> Features --> Repair Geometry, reloaded the updated shapefiles and everything ran fine afterwards.

Cheers,
Arthur

Amanda Lopez

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Aug 26, 2021, 9:57:15 AM8/26/21
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I see this is an old thread but I am having the same issue when doing the Example1 practice from the SWAT introductory video tutorials. I'm using the example files given in the original SWAT download. I have full permissions for the directory where my project files are. Has there been a solution to this problem yet? 
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