Call a ModelBuilder model in a Python script

【解决方案】
ModelBuilder models are stored in a custom toolbox, and to call them within the Python script the arcpy.AddToolbox() function is required.

1. Create a variable referencing the toolbox. 

tbx = arcpy.AddToolbox("C:/Temp/MyTools.tbx")

2. Call the model using the variable created in the previous step. In this example 'Model' is the name of the model.

tbx.Model()

  The model can also be called up using the alias name for the toolbox (arcpy.toolbox_alias). It is a best practice to add an alias name to the toolbox.
3. If a model requires a user input, create a variable in the Python script and pass that as the argument to the model parameter. For example, the following code sample passes an input feature class into the copy features tool in the model.

inFC = "C:/Temp/input.shp"



tbx.Model(inFC)

【其它相关参考】

1. Arcpy AddToolbox

【创建及修改时间】
Created: 2/2/2016 Last Modified: 3/4/2016
【原文链接】
http://support.esri.com/en/kno ... 46226