I have some problems with my Python script. The script gets an JSON with different information about images. The information includes general information about images and also the gps position of them. Wih this information a featureclass should be generated that shows the location of the pictures as point geometry. The other information should be stored in the attribute table.
The script runs very well and is already deployed on ArcGIS Server 10.1. Now the problem is, that at the first start the featureclass has to be created. As the featureclass consists of about 92 attribute fields the process of creating the featureclass is done with the option "in memory" as this option guarentees a fast creation of the featureclass - it is at least faster then directly running arcpy.addfield_management() on a feature class that was created the other way.
The disadvantage is that I want to store the featureclass permanently in a ArcSDE geodatabase. For this I have to run one of the tools arcpy.featureclasstofeatureclass_conversion or arcpy.copyfeatures_management. If the script is trying to run on of these lines I get the error message 000210 that is telling me that the output cannot be generated.
The connection to the ArcSDE works fine, this cannot be the problem. I have full write and read access. Does anybody know what the error message is about and what could be one solution?
The script works fine if I am not using the "in memory" option for the feature class. So this error must have his origin in the "in memory" option. The log file of the Database gives only an general error message:
"Oracle : ORA-3137[3149]".
