For loop with SearchCursor stops after first iteration

Question

I'm trying to iteratively select and export a layer using da.SearchCursor, but the loop stops after the first iteration. Here is the code:

arcpy.env.workspace = ScratchGDB #
infc= "PA" 
field = 'UniqueID'
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(infc, "infcLyr")

for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(infc, field): 
    iterateValue = row[0]
    exp = field + " = '" + iterateValue + "'"
    outfc = ScratchGDB + iterateValue
    if arcpy.Exists(outfc):
        print ("skip - output exists") # skip row if it has been exported already
    else:
        selectRow = arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("infcLyr", "NEW_SELECTION", exp)
        arcpy.CopyFeatures_management("infcLyr", outfc)

However, when I use a similarly structured code, but instead of exporting, I just printed the output path, the loop worked fine:

arcpy.env.workspace = ScratchGDB #
infc= "PA" 
field = 'UniqueID'
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(infc, "infcLyr")

for row in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(infc, field): 
    iterateValue = row[0]
    exp = field + " = '" + iterateValue + "'"
    outfc = ScratchGDB + iterateValue
    if arcpy.Exists(outfc):
        print ("skip - output exists") # skip row if it has been exported already
    else:
        print(outfc) 

Update: I tried to set the arcpy.env.overwriteOutput to FALSE following the suggestion by @Emil Brundage. The loop still stops after both SelectLayerByAttribute_management and CopyFeatures_Management run for the first time. Note that the first part of the if statement loops with no problem; i.e., if there are multiple existing outputs, the loop will skip all of them. It only stops after the select and copy tools run through their first input row.

Answer 1

It looks like you have arcpy.env.overwriteOutput set to True. With each iteration you are copying over whatever you have ExportBuffer set as. Currently you have a single feature class that's been copied over with each iteration, giving the appearance that the loop only iterated one row. You'll need to update your output feature class name in variable ExportBuffer with each iteration to a unique name to prevent copying over the previous loop's results.