Hello, I was wondering if anyone had seen this error. "This member cannot be found at the location specified." I am trying to edit an annotation class in ArcPro. This is a annotation data set with a relationship set up and when I try to edit the annotation feature class I get this error. I had to "upgrade data set" before this because the data set was imported from a separate database and was all configured in ArcMap. I have searched for this but cant find any hints as to what this means. I was hoping someone might have a idea. Best regards, Jim

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Annotation feature Class - This member cannot be found at the location specified

JimWilliams

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone had seen this error. "This member cannot be found at the location specified." I am trying to edit an annotation class in ArcPro. This is a annotation data set with a relationship set up and when I try to edit the annotation feature class I get this error.

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I had to "upgrade data set" before this because the data set was imported from a separate database and was all configured in ArcMap. I have searched for this but cant find any hints as to what this means.

I was hoping someone might have a idea.

Best regards,

Jim

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Scott_Harris

@JimWilliams

This will be fixed in the next release of Pro (2.8). Esri Support has it listed here: https://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/QlVHLTAwMDEzODU5Mw==

If it's the same bug, the annotation is still editable and the error is incorrectly showing.

Thanks,

Scott

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JimWilliams

Hey Scott,

Holy cow. Ya I think that is what it is. Thank you so much Scott.

Jim

Scott_Harris

@JimWilliams

This will be fixed in the next release of Pro (2.8). Esri Support has it listed here: https://support.esri.com/en/bugs/nimbus/QlVHLTAwMDEzODU5Mw==

If it's the same bug, the annotation is still editable and the error is incorrectly showing.

Thanks,

Scott

DrVSSKiran

Interesting.

The error seems to be broken data sources for layers and tables. Please refer to the below link and try to fix the issue.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/repair-broken-data-links.htm

Thanks

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