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I get the following error when running a CopyRows_Management with Python (ArcGIS 10.1):

ERROR 000732: Input Rows: Dataset \MyConnection.odc\MyTable does not exist or is not supported

Here is the script that the model builder exported. 

# Import arcpy module
import arcpy

# Local variables:
MY_DATA = "Database Connections\\MyConnection.odc\\MyTable"
MY_DESTINATION = "C:\\GIS-Shared\\MyData\\MyGDB.gdb\MyTable"

# Process: Copy Rows
arcpy.CopyRows_management(MY_DATA, MY_DESTINATION, "")
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    Hi, maybe you could have a look at arcpy.testschemalock() and arcpy.Exists() to help out with the debugging process. – dango Dec 4 '12 at 7:51
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Does your MyTable exist? Also, your MY_DESTINATION variable needs to point to a out table. Right now you have it just pointing to a geodatabase. See link below:

See out_table parameter here

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  • Sorry - typo on my part. MyTable does exist on the input side. What's strange is this script works in a 10.0 environment but does not work in a 10.1 environment. They made it more difficult to add an OleDB connection so I'm not sure what may have changed from a scripting perspective. However, this script was generated by the Model builder just to test that the concept still works. – Blake Blackwell Dec 4 '12 at 2:53
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Is MyConnection.odc the server name. I got the same error and the reason for it is because I didn't add .sde extension behind my server name. Check your servername by looking at the server properties->Editor Tracking. The Realm: @ text field is usually the name you should use.

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