Attribute error while running the Toolbox and Model

Question

enter image description hereWhen I am trying to run the following code

import arcpy
from arcpy import env
env.workspace = r"C:\Users\Rvg296\PycharmProjects\Lab6"
tbx=r"C:\Users\Rvg296\PycharmProjects\Lab6\UTD.tbx"
arcpy.ImportToolbox(tbx)
arcpy.Model_UTD()
print("Suitable areas file created")
arcpy.RemoveToolbox(tbx)

for making a model run and create shapefile in the output folder. I am receiving an error like

C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\python.exe C:/Users/Rvg296/PycharmProjects/Lab6/Lab6HW.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Users/Rvg296/PycharmProjects/Lab6/Lab6HW.py", line 16, in arcpy.Model_UTD() AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Model_UTD'

Process finished with exit code 1

• Midavalo: Welcome to GIS SE! As a new user please take the tour. Your screenshot shows a model in ArcGIS Pro, yet your python error is reporting ArcGIS 10.3. ArcGIS Pro uses a different version of Python and accesses some parts of arcpy and tools differently. You need to test using ArcGIS Pro's install of python.
• Rohit Venkat Gandhi Mendadhala: I am currently using ArcGIS pro 1.1. How can I check the python version of this
• Midavalo: With ArcGIS Pro 1.1 you have to install python separately. From version 1.3 onward python is install as part of Pro.
• Rohit Venkat Gandhi Mendadhala: Can I directly install Python 2.7 to the ArcGIS Pro
• Midavalo: No you cannot. ArcGIS Pro uses Python 3.4 and its own version of arcpy. It is different to Python 2.7 and Desktop 10.3's arcpy. You'll need to install arcpy and python for ArcGIS Pro.

Answer 1

Add the name of the toolbox you're importing as the second parameter.

If your toolbox is called UTD the import would be arcpy.ImportToolbox(tbx, 'UTD')

Then you can call your function with arcpy.UTD.Model_UTD()

• Rohit Venkat Gandhi Mendadhala: My Tool box is UTD and the tool is model.
• Evan: Does arcpy.UTD.model() work?
• Rohit Venkat Gandhi Mendadhala: No I am getting the same error again and again 'module' object has no attribute 'Model_UTD'
• Evan: Are you still calling Model_UTD in your code?
• Evil Genius: For reference, @Evan is referring to the alternate form, by which you can use arcpy.TBAlias.model_name() instead of arcpy.model_name_TBAlias(). This is documented here under Tool Organization in ArcPY: "All tools are available as functions on ArcPy but are also available in modules matching the toolbox alias name." Also, have you actually tried this solution? The toolbox name and alias are not the same thing.