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Save edits failed. General function failure [Error code: 1000. Description: Invalid column name 'Shape__Extents'.. ]

Nick_Creedon

I'm batch editing Hosted Feature Layer attributes in ArcGIS Pro and I receive this Save Edits Error Code. If I select 100-200 maybe more, edit the attributes and click save, I don't receive this error. So to push my edits through, I have to repeat these steps for the rest of the few thousand features to update their attributes.

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lschmiedendorf

that solution also didn't work for me. i'm experiencing this same issue currently across two entirely separate AGOL accounts. were you able to resolve this situation?

jack@quarticsolutions.com_Quartic

I tried to turn editing off/on again, and this did not work for me. I was wondering if maybe because the source data's topology is absolutely atrocious, this might have an effect. I fixed the topology and tried again, to no avail. I did check the Diagnostic Monitor in Pro, and I see the applyEdits HTTP call to the service with the following response:

[{"id":12,"deleteResults":[{"objectId":-1,"globalId":"{ba123255-48aa-4519-b799-b4411db9de30}","success":false,"error":{"code":1003,"description":"Operation rolled back."}}]},{"id":12}]

YenniferCedeñomiviot

Gracias, me funciono perfectamente.

GISSERVICES1

This worked for me too, Thanks Robert!🌟

GISSERVICES1

Yes! worked for me too! Thanks Nick 🌟

JohnGustkey

Nick_Creedon - thanks that reply helped me as well!

NatashaJacob

This worked, thank you!

Robert_LeClair

@Nick_Creedon - I did see a Support Case similar to this. The solution was the following:

For the feature layer erroring out, do the following:

1. Disable "Enable Editing" and "Keep track of changes to the data (add, update, delete features)
2. Save the changes.
3. Reenable these settings.
4. Save the changes.
5. Close out ArcGIS Pro and reopen the project.
6. Test the workflow again. Does the error message persist?

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Nick_Creedon

I found an article: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/save-edits-fails-error-code-1003/m-p/1522522

In the Hosted Feature Layer setting in AGOL, I had "Keep track of changes to the data" Toggled On. I turned it off, repeated my original test and didn't receive the error. This time I selected 2,000 features and attempted to edit the same attribute and it worked.

This looks like a bug, I will have to do some more testing, with this an other layers, we shouldn't have to turn off our change log to do batch editing with a "large selection".

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