I just updated to Pro 3.4 and find I can't connect to old connection files or gdb. I can log in using a new connection, but I can't open older .gdb They are all version 10.0. I can open my project gdb but not other pre-made ones. I get a generic Parameter is incorrect error!
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I just solved this issue. My drive letter was different from the path my work group uses. I assume when the gdb were created, it was the path at the time of creation. Even though I can open folders, the gdb connections were not available. This is a new 'behavior' in Pro.
You have to update them to use in ArcGIS Pro 3+ Version.
Update your GDB version and Enterprise Geodatabase Versions as well.
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/upgrade-geodatabase.htm
thanks for the response-the gdb are at the latest release (10.0)
I just solved this issue. My drive letter was different from the path my work group uses. I assume when the gdb were created, it was the path at the time of creation. Even though I can open folders, the gdb connections were not available. This is a new 'behavior' in Pro.
It took me a minute to see how that applied to my situation, but I finally figured it out. For others: I got the "parameter is incorrect" error too, and just discovered that "folder connections" in my Catalog window were bad (i.e. they didn't upgrade properly from 3.3?). What I needed to do was create a new folder connection ("Add folder connection") and then the feature classes in my gdb were visible and could be loaded.
Thanks, @TimothyHoward518. Your I used your solution and I am happy.
Thanks, this is ridiculous I have to remake all the folder connections and such
I have a second solution.
If you try to access a gdb that is located on an external hard drive through ArcGIS Pro, sometimes it will not allow you to access the gdb via a shortcut folder.
You have to navigate to the folder in Catalog through "This PC" within the contents pane.
Disconnecting the existing folder connection and Redoing the "Add Folder Connection" worked for me.