ArcGIS Pro fails to load data in table: "Failed to Retrieve a Page of Rows"

[lib-gis-umd]

I am trying to project some data, Chicago census tracts with 801 rows. The data appears to be fine when I download it and add it to the map as a shapefile (table opens fine), but when I try to transform the data in any way (export features, project, import to geodatabase, etc.) I get this error when opening the table: Failed to load data. Failed to retrieve a page of rows. When looking at other posts, I saw that some people had an issue when the primary key was not unique, but that is not an issue for me- the OID looks fine. 

I used this data for a recent project with no issue (on an older version of Pro). For this current project, I completely redownloaded the data from the same location but now it is not working.

I'm using version 3.1.2.

Any help would be appreciated!

[Robert_LeClair]

So one thing to try is to recalculate the Spatial Grid Index for the shapefile/feature class.  To do this, go to the Catalog Pane, Properties, Indexes, Spatial Index and Recalculate.  Does the error message persist?

[lib-gis-umd]

Unfortunately, this did not work! I tried recalculating for both the original file and the projected file, neither changed the ability to open the table.

[Robert_LeClair]

Hmmmm...okay - a few questions then...

1.  Are there any subtypes, domains, query layers, and/or any GDB behaviors on the FC?
2.  Is the fGDB local on your C: drive or a shared network drive?
3.  Is your geodatabase a file GDB or an enterprise GDB?

[lib-gis-umd]

This is a sample dataset that I am practicing a couple things on, so it's totally disconnected from any other files in a GDB.

1. I don't think it has any subtypes, domains, or query layers.

2. I'm using a network drive (a personal Google drive) to store the data, as I'm working on a virtual machine that belongs to my university.

3. It's a file GDB.

[Robert_LeClair · Accepted solution]

So I'm wondering if it's the Google Drive connection in the VM.  Can you copy the data local the C: drive in the VM and try your workflow again?

[lib-gis-umd]

Just did it- that worked! The attribute table opens fine after exporting the features from the shapefile that came from the Google drive to the geodatabase for this project. Thanks for your help.

[Robert_LeClair]

GREAT!  I'm glad it worked out for you!  If you feel my answer was correct, please mark my answer with the Accept as Solution to close out this thread.  Have a great day!