Hello,
This issue appeared in version 3.3.1 also, but it seems to happen more frequently in version 3.3.2.
Scenario:
I selected multiple rows of data in a feature class called Wastewater Gravity Mains. I zoomed in and out of the map a couple of times, then switched the Attribute Table (not window) view to Selected records. It's like the table froze, and icons at the bottom of the table grayed out so that they could not be selected. Sometimes, the records in the table even empty out completely, even though they are still selected in the map.
My solution has been to close out of the Pro session, and when I open it again, everything is fine. However, sometimes that does not work, and then I have to remove the table completely and readd it.
Is there something I am doing incorrectly or could this be a bug in the system?
Thank you,
Donna
Is there anything special about this data set compared to other data sets where you do not see the issue (e.g. maybe it is part of a utility network)?
Hello,
It is not part of a utility network. It randomly happens to different tables in our SDE. Others in my office have experienced the same issue with different feature classes. I've been wanting to ask this question for a while now, and today, when it froze on the wastewater one, I used it as an example.
Thank you,
Donna
Hello
I'm encountering a simular issue with my attribute table while I'm editing. The shapefile or feature class tables become uneditable when a record is selected. For example, with two tables open, after selecting a feature on the map, the corresponding row in the table becomes locked and cannot be edited. However, if I switch to another table and then return to the original table, the previously selected row becomes editable again.
I'm facing this problem after I downloaded the 3.3.2 Arcgis pro version
I am experiencing the same thing in 3.3.2 - table is grayed out intermittently when either calculating a field or editing. Same as @GSala , I can usually fix this by clicking another table then clicking back, but this is still frustrating and never was an issue on my previous versions of the software (3.1 and 3.2).
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Thank you for informing me of this Jesse!