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‎08-26-2020

Hi All, I know this is an old issue but I have a new take on it - as ArcGIS Pro has now updated in the latest version (2.6.0) , I am trying to do more edits and am circling back to this same error. I worked around this for a while by saving my fcs and necessary layouts, maps, etc in a new project - but now I am realizing everything was still being saved in the same geodatabase. If I add files to the map from other sources, there's no problem editing them. However, if I create new files in this geodatabase using export features or any other tool that creates a new layer - then as long as that layer is saved in the original geodatabase - it will fail to be able to be edited. The error I get back now is more descriptive - saying "The table not found. [Rough_MCP]" - the name of the table is in brackets, and so now I'm not sure if this is something easily resolved by determining what table is missing and telling the gdb to stop looking for it? Or any other ideas to fix this at the root? I am posting here in the hopes that this new knowledge could solve this problem which I have just managed to work around before this. If there's no hope - it's fine I am nearing the end of this project so this can be worked around for the remaining time. Thanks!

‎09-25-2019

Hi Blythe, Thanks for taking the time to give me the details of what seems to be a very similar problem. I don't have a join on that fc itself, although there are some spatial joins happening to other layers. Do you suggest simply removing these joined layers from the map, or actually un-doing the joins? The joins were spatial, (I created some buffers around points and joined them one to many to the buffers, then cast random points within these buffers, using the join count as the field populator for the random pt count - all for the purpose of generating small variations in sets of identical pts) so undoing it seems rather impossible. I'd also like to mention that I went back to my PC where I was working before I moved these files over the C drive of the machine at school with 2.3 - and I had the same issue! This dataset does not have the joins, so by this logic if the joins were the problem, I should be able to edit the vertices in the older version I had saved on my personal laptop. Thanks for the suggestion though - your situation sounds similarly frustrating!

‎09-24-2019

George, Thank you for this information. I have reached out to my lab administrator and sent him this thread, explaining my situation. Fingers crossed that I am able to solve this issue with some professional support.

‎09-24-2019

Hi Mervyn, I have tried this after your suggestion and unfortunately it did not work. Thank you for the suggestion though.

‎09-23-2019

George, Thanks. Is technical support available to common folks like myself (student working off a school site license) ? I assumed those services were only available to major players, corporations, etc. If so - how would I go about reaching out to them

‎09-23-2019

George, Thanks for continuing to help! I did indeed start, and end multiple edit sessions. Both in ArcGIS Pro 2.4 and 2.3. My hunch is that somehow the software believes I am still in the edit session, despite the fact that the save and discard button are both grayed out. Since there isn't an easy way to tell Pro that I am starting an edit session - it's hard to know whether it's still open, as it supposedly should close automatically. I don't believe I am working with versioned data - the data I am trying to edit are polyline files that I generated using the points to line tool from a series of X Y coordinates. The layers being projected on the fly in this project are stream layers (line files) which I was also able to edit before this error. Thanks again for your help

‎09-23-2019

George, The difference is that this lab computer is managed by the school - however, I was able to make these edits on this exact computer - so I am not sure that is an issue. I looked at the security tab under the properties of the folder where my GIS project is housed and this screen shot shows my permissions for the folder:

‎09-23-2019

Hi George, Thank you for your reply - I am not pointing to the project on the USB drive, I merely used that to transfer the files. They were stored locally on the C drive. I could understand compatibility as an issue as well, except that I was able to make edits earlier in my work flow - so I don't think that would be possible if this were an issue.

‎09-22-2019

I am trying to edit basic features in my map, and for some reason I am continuously getting errors. This is strange because earlier in the day I was able to edit these same features, but now even after closing and restarting the program - I get error messages but with no clue as to why. I checked the edit status under the manage edits section, and everything is saved and grayed out. When I click the edit status button - I see that there are some layers being projected on the fly, but the layers I want to edit are supposedly editable. Is there any reason why I should not be able to edit these files? I am in school and the files are saved locally on the C drive of a machine, but also I save a copy of everything on an external drive. I even tried opening the project on a different machine in our lab and had the same issue. example of my error: (bane of my existence currently) Note - I did create some of these files with ArcGIS 2.4 on my own computer, but now I am working on 2.3 at school. I was able to modify these features earlier in my work flow though, so I'm not sure what I did to cause this hang up but it is extremely frustrating and hopefully if I solve this others can benefit from the solution as well! Thank you all!

‎06-08-2019

How would one go about adjusting these codes to be done by an attribute grouping? I have a large dataset in a feature class of points, that represent animal locations. I would like to easily calculate the distance between the points, but have the distance calculator restart each time a new animal ID number is encountered. As a work around I have been splitting the feature class by attribute (Animal_ID) and then running these functions . If I could avoid this split (I'm sure it must be possible) then that would save a lot of uneccessary steps. TY!

‎05-13-2019

I'm a newb and I'm trying to design a feature dataset for my geodatabase with domains and subtypes so I can catch errors in my data as I import it from excel. So far this has been working, but I hit a minor snag with my time field. I have an excel sheet that has time values (formatted as time values in excel - as 24 format) . When I run the append tool, it works, but since I have time values set to format "date" - it gives the year as 12/30/1899 - which is obviously wrong. Should I format the time cell in a different format (e.g. long, string, text) or would it make more sense to combine these two columns (date & time) in my original excel sheet and then import it that way? Or is there a way to combine these two fields in my feature class without having to alter my original excel sheet? Thank you!

‎02-25-2019

Robert, perfect - this should solve my problem. Thank you!

‎02-25-2019

Robert, if I was to do this - I am assuming you mean from there I could transfer the files to pro? I have gotten access to ArcMap now.

‎02-22-2019

Robert, Thanks for your response. I have asked my professor to install ArcMap in our lab - but for the moment I don't have access to it. It should come soon. I honestly asked for it to simply resign myself to working out the tutorial in ArcMap instead - but it's good to know that is an option. Meanwhile I guess I just have to wait...

‎02-22-2019

Hi All, GIS Newb here - I am taking a course on Geodatabases that uses GISTutorial Advanced Workbook 3 by David Allen and Jeffery Coffey. I took a previous course in ArcGIS Pro, and I would like to continue to learn on this platform - as it is the future. Does anyone else have experience adapting these tutorials for Pro? I know the new book comes out in a few months, but I'm in the class now so I am stuck with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. specifically I am interested in figuring out how to use the data provided for the course to do the tutorials, especially Tutorial 4. The Pro version won't recognize the data stored in Microsoft Access files and I'm not sure how to work around that. Thanks!

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