Has anyone encountered issues with an apostrophe in a record name causing ArcGIS Pro to crash? When I create a record named Merrill's Subdivision ArcGIS Pro crashes. When I name the new record Merills Subdivisions ArcGIS Pro does not crash.
ArcGIS Pro is released twice a year, usually once around the user conference and another time usually 6 months there after.
Final release dates are usually determined close to the planned release date.
Any leaks on a release date for 2.5?
The crash has been fixed and will be delivered with ArcGIS Pro 2.4.2. All ArcGIS Pro users will see a notification about the availability of download and update Pro 2.4 or 2.4.1 when it gets pushed out in a few weeks.
It is great to hear that you find editing parcels in ArcGIS Pro 'improvement over ArcMap'. More great things to come with the 2.5 release... Did anyone say spirals?
I managed to reproduce it on 2.4 and it looks this is already addressed in the unreleased version 2.5.
We will check the possibility of fixing it for 2.4.x.
Why go back and fourth on GeoNet where this can be logged and reproduced quickly with a technical support analyst? After all it can be specific to your data, DBMS, DBMS client and other variables.
Any good experiences to share?
Good to know: we have an agency considering migration to parcel fabric; I'd place my bet is on your educated guess....
This issue has to do with the new Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro. The pane is for creating and managing parcel records. My educated guess leads me to believe this is on the application side, not the database side.
I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.4.1. The parcel fabric is in a file geodatabase.
What is the Manage Records document? A table? A feature class? Something else?
While it made me cringe, I added the word Jonathan's to a feature in a file geodatabase without a problem. Also added an apostrophe to a non-versioned EGDB table without a crash as well.
I appreciate your need for a possessive legal name, as opposed to the implication of plurality, but as you have seen, special characters can be problematic. Just sayin'...
Hello Johanthan,
Thank you for those screenshots! Can you verify where this data is stored? Is it inside a file geodatabase, an enterprise geodatabase...? If an enterprise geodatabase, what is the RDBMS name and version? (ex. SQL Server 2012, Oracle 12.1.0.2, etc.)
What version of ArcGIS Pro are you on now?
Thank you!
-- Rachel
If I enter the name into the Manage Records document as so..
ArcGIS Pro crashes.
If I enter it this way it will not crash.
I want to use the correct legal name for the subdivision. The subdivision is supposed to belong to Jonathan not imply several Jonathans.
Like Rachel, I've never seen a crash, but the only special character I've ever allowed in any data base I've managed is the under_score. Nothing else....
Hello Jonathan!
I haven't heard any particular situation similar to what you describe, but the one thing I can think of is I know some softwares do use special characters instead of plain text quotation marks... If you copy the text, paste it into something like Notepad (which should strip out or convert special characters), then copy and paste it back into the row again, do you see the same behavior? If you re-add the quotation mark yourself by editing the table in Pro, do you crash again?
Thanks!
Rachel
Esri Support Services
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