ArcMap- catálogo- no se puede eliminar una clase de entidad

TimAnderson5

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Estoy usando ArcGIS for Desktop 10.4.1. Tengo una gdb en una carpeta ubicada en un dispositivo de almacenamiento conectado a la red (NAS). Si hago clic derecho en una clase de entidad para eliminarla, "eliminar" y "renombrar" están deshabilitados. Se pueden crear nuevas clases de entidad en la gdb pero no se pueden eliminar (ni renombrar), incluyendo clases de entidad que no tienen entidades dentro. Esto también aplica para cualquier cosa en la gdb incluyendo rásters, aunque los rásters pueden ser renombrados pero no eliminados.<\/P>

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No experimento esto con gdb's en el disco duro de mi computadora.<\/SPAN> ¿Sucede este problema porque la gdb está en una carpeta de red?  Si es así, ¿cómo se puede trabajar con gdb's en carpetas de red? A continuación hay una captura de pantalla de la vista del catálogo.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

TimAnderson5

I believe I figured out the reason for delete and rename (for feature classes) being grayed out, which was that I had an editing session open and had forgotten to stop the editing session.

However, now I am finding that I cannot add feature classes or rasters to the geodatabase using Spatial Analyst tools (Extract by mask or Contours). I can add rasters or shape files to the folder located on the network drive but not to the gdb within that folder; I do get error messages related to permissions. It appears to be an issue limited to Spatial Analyst tools creating features or rasters onto the gdb located on a network folder. If I use Spatial Analyst Contour tools to create contours from a raster DEM with the destination into the gdb in the network folder, there are no error messages but it creates an empty polygon feature class with a table type symbol in the gdb; but I can create a contour feature class with the Spatial Analyst tools onto a gdb on my computer hard drive. 

I created the geodatabase on the network folder by simply right clicking on the folder to create a new gdb. I am not using an enterprise version so I don't have a Version Manager view. I can use the Spatial Analyst tools to create feature classes within gdb's on folders that are on my computer hard drive; but I cannot copy those feature classes onto the gdb located on the network folder. I read something about the need to load MS SQL Express but that is getting more complicated than I had hoped it would need to be. I didn't realize that working from an NAS should cause such complications. I am not sure of a work around to work on the hard drive but save it onto the network drive, which gets backed up for crash security reasons.