Iterate Row Selection takes too much of the model into ModelBuilder loop?

Question

I am a little stuck with a relatively simple model.

What I want:

1) Create a table "results".

2) Loop over "Points".

3) Do some buffer and counting

4) Put the results (OBJECTID and count) into "results" via "addRecord"

5) Goto 2

What it does: 1) -> 2) -> 3) -> 4) and then it creates "results" again which somehow empties results.

Any hints ?

addRecord looks like this:

   import arcpy

   infile = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0)
   IDFieldValue = long(arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1))
   CountFieldValue = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(2)

   rows = arcpy.InsertCursor(infile)

   row = rows.newRow()
   row.setValue("OID", IDFieldValue)
   row.setValue("count", CountFieldValue)
   rows.insertRow(row)

   del row
   del rows

Answer 1

You need to separate your model into two models. As you have it now, the results table gets created with every iteration. Step 1 needs to be in separate model that calls a sub model, which performs the rest of the steps. Refer to this help file on how to set up nested models.