Why UpdateCursor Returns- RuntimeError: workspace already in transaction mode

[DevinUnderwood3]

I am trying to use an UpdateCursor to update a feature class by referencing a Search Cursor.

Here is a sample of my code. Note that I consulted the following ESRI document https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000019111 to troubleshoot. The feature class is registered as versioned and I created the cursor as an object as opposed to a loop. Edit.startEditing is set to False ,False as suggested in the ESRI document.

import arcpy

arcpy.env.workspace = r'Database Connections\THIS IS A VERSION'

# Create variables 
FC1 = r'Database Connections\...
FC2 = r'Database Connections\... 
fields = ['A','B','C'] expression = "B = 6"

#Search Cursor for item 1 
scursor = arcpy.da.SearchCursor(FC2,fields,where_clause=expression)

# Process: Start Edit   
edit = arcpy.da.Editor(arcpy.env.workspace)   
edit.startEditing(False,False)   
edit.startOperation()

# UpdateCursor for item 2 
cursor = arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(FC1, fields) 
for row in cursor:             
row[1] == scursor[row[1]]              
cursor.updateRow(row)             
print(u'{0},{1},{2}'.format(row[0],row[1],row[2]))

del row 
del cursor

edit.stopOperation() 
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[DevinUnderwood3]

I modified the script as seen in my provided script to suit my needs. There is only one thing I would like to change. The actual field that I want to change an attribute must match the exact naming for FC1 and FC2. I want to set it up so that the each field NAME can be different.

import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = (r'Database Connections...')

# Create variables
FC1 = r'Database Connections\...
FC1_fields = ['INVENTORYID','SAMPLE']
#expression = "INVENTORYID = 1"

FC2 = r'Database Connections\...'
FC2_fields = ['INVENTORYID','ANOTHERSAMPLE']

# Create empty dictionary to hold INVENTORYID values from FC2
# Create Search Cursor
# Populate dictionary, then search cursor closes automatically

fc2_lookup = {}
with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(FC2, FC2_fields) as cursor:
   for row in cursor:
      # create variables to hold row values
      # not necessary, but helps with readability
      a = row[0] # INVENTORYID
      b = row[1]

      # Used to look up existing INVENTORYID values in list
      fc2_lookup = {"INVENTORYID": a, "B":b}

# Process: Start Edit
edit = arcpy.da.Editor(arcpy.env.workspace)
edit.startEditing(False,True)
edit.startOperation()

# use with again for updatecursor
with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(FC1, FC1_fields) as cursor:
   for row in cursor:

      # FC1 fields to variables
      a = row[0] # INVENTORYID
      b = row[1]
      print("initial row: INVENTORYID: {}, B: {}".format(a, b))

      # check A column to see if INVENTORYID is in lookup (FC2)
      if a in fc2_lookup:

         # update a field in row using values from dictionary
         #row[0] = fc2_lookup["A"]
         row[1] = fc2_lookup["B"] # is INVENTORYID which look to see if match and ["B"] is the Dictionary Key value for what will be up...

edit.stopOperation()
edit.stopEditing(True)

print "done"