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Unregistering as versioned corrupted Feature Class. help.

JerryGarcia

Two feature classes apparently were corrupted when I 'unregistred as versioned'.

I cannot open, delete, or change the name of the feature classes. This creates a huge problem since code is dependent on the name. Super frustrating...

See attached picture with error message:

Open Failed

Error opening feature class.

The item does not have a definition.

The XML being loaded could not be parsed. [physical name: GIS.DATACREATOR.COUNTIES]

XML Parsing failed.

Reason:An invalid character was found in text content.

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At the very least, I'd like to remove (delete) the feature class so I can rebuild it...

Any assistance is very much appreciated!

GDB stored in SQL Server. ArcGIS 10.5.1.

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BillFox

try the metadata view & repair tools

BillFox

Repair Version Metadata—Help | ArcGIS Desktop

JerryGarcia

Thanks for the suggestion. But, this did not resolve the issue. The repair tool did not find any problems.

Any more suggestions would be appreciated. This is a major headache. Thanks!

George_Thompson

I would suggest contacting Esri Technical Support and working with an analyst on this one. It seems that a backup may need to be taken and provided for them to review.

JerryGarcia

Thanks for the feedback. Working with Esri tech support would take forever. I don't have time for that. I took a back-up of database and will attempt to remove all artifacts for the corrupt feature class via SQL Server Management Studio. Thanks!

George_Thompson

I can respect the time perspective but would highly recommend it. There may be another reason that the FC did not get unregistered correctly.

You can do it manually, but I would not recommend it due to all the dependencies that are within the Geodatabase.

EdwardBlair

I've run into the same issue in a SQL*Server instance running ArcGIS 10.6.1. Did you ever find a resolution? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thx,

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