Another source of problem when paste fails is that the integrety of your FGDB might be bad. Recently, I had some layers with attatchments and other related tables (relationship classes). I renamed these in my FGDB to fit the naming convention in my Enterprise geodatabase.This caused the relationship classes to stop working, even if by a quick inspection of the relation properties, it seemed correctly related to the feature classes and tables with the new name. However, testing the relation in ArcMap showed that the relation was broken. I had to delete the relationship classes (and delete attachments) to create it all again after renaming the FCs/tables. Then I could copy/paste without any problem.
my license does support attachments. I found out what the issue was. the enterprise GDB is synced with a third party vendor which uses object class extensions. Once I removed these I was able to copy everything successfully. I had to contact the vendor to get this info....
Although from Pro, I believe the error message is the same with ArcMap: 000260: Failed to copy into .—Help | ArcGIS Desktop .
000260: Failed to copy <value> into <value>.DescriptionWhile using the Copy tool, the input could not be successfully copied to its new location. This error typically occurs while copying data from one location to another.The "in_memory" workspace is not supported as the output location.SolutionConfirm that the output location is valid and does not contain any files that will interfere with a successful copy operation.If the input data has attachments, ensure you have a license that supports attachment copying.
While using the Copy tool, the input could not be successfully copied to its new location. This error typically occurs while copying data from one location to another.
The "in_memory" workspace is not supported as the output location.
Confirm that the output location is valid and does not contain any files that will interfere with a successful copy operation.
If the input data has attachments, ensure you have a license that supports attachment copying.
Does your input data have attachments?
I see you are copying, or trying to copy, to a file geodatabase on a network file share. File geodatabases on network file shares can be finicky. Just to eliminate some network-related issue, try copying to a local drive on the computer and see if that works.
my error is below attempting to copy sde(10.1) to FGDB
ERROR 000260: Failed to copy C:\Users\name\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.4\ArcCatalog\Electric.sde\LKW_GIS.DBO.ElectricComponents into \\datax\gis\Electric DB\Electric_DB.gdb\ElectricComponentsFailed to execute (Copy).
thats all i get
I got the grid size error today when copying from SDE to file gdb. I restarted my computer and then I was able to do it
Hi all when copying a feature dataset from one ArcSDE Geodatabase in 9.3 to another ArcSDe geodatabase in 10.0 I get the following error message:ERROR 000260: Failed to copy [..... Network into ... NetworkUnderlying DBMS error [Error executing PL/SQL Block db_stgeom_create_index::ORA-29855: se ha producido un error en la ejecución de la rutina ODCIINDEXCREATEORA-20086: Error, Invalid Grid Size: 2nd and 3rd sizes must be at least 3 times larger than previous grid size.]The index passed was not within the valid range.Failed to execute (Copy).any ideas in how to fix that?
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