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ArcObjects error -2147024893

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Anyone else have this issue when updating a File GDB? I am updating (not writing any new features) 4 string fields in a line feature class (in a feature dataset). I cant even find a description of this error anywhere.

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fmelizard
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  • fmelizardSafer
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  • March 21, 2018
Hi @davidbailey, can you provide a bit more of the log file? Usually these ArcObjects errors are accompanied by other information in the log.

 

david_r
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  • david_rCelebrity
  • March 22, 2018

Here's an older posting regarding the exact same error number:

https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/32940/geodatabase-error-2147024893.html

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fmelizard wrote:
Hi @davidbailey, can you provide a bit more of the log file? Usually these ArcObjects errors are accompanied by other information in the log.

 

@TiaAtSafeThis is all I get: Error while updating feature in the table/feature class 'Transmedia'. The error number from ArcObjects is: '-2147024893'. The error message from ArcObjects is: {FDO error: -2147024893 [Transmedia]}

 

maarten
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  • March 23, 2018

You can also encounter an error like this if you have opened the fgdb in another application (for example ArcGIS). If this is the case, close the other application and try it again.

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david_r wrote:

Here's an older posting regarding the exact same error number:

https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/32940/geodatabase-error-2147024893.html

@david_r goof find! That's the same error message but unfortunately I dont think that's the issue. I'm running locally and I've updated features in to a GDB on the same network location so I dont think it's a permissions issue

 

david_r
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  • March 23, 2018

Verify that there are no files inside the .fgdb folder flagged as read-only.

Right-click on the .fgdb folder, select Properties and click once on "Read-only" to remove the black box inside:

Then click OK, then OK one more time if this dialog pops up:

Then try again.

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maarten wrote:

You can also encounter an error like this if you have opened the fgdb in another application (for example ArcGIS). If this is the case, close the other application and try it again.

@maarten I've checked this. The fgdb is not open anywhere else and the error still occurrs

 

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david_r wrote:

Verify that there are no files inside the .fgdb folder flagged as read-only.

Right-click on the .fgdb folder, select Properties and click once on "Read-only" to remove the black box inside:

Then click OK, then OK one more time if this dialog pops up:

Then try again.

 

@david_r Tried this and the error still occurs
david_r
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  • david_rCelebrity
  • March 23, 2018

Could it be that the .fgdb is corrupt somehow? Create a new .fgdb using ArcCatalog and copy/paste the contents from the old one. Then try again with FME using the new .fgdb.

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david_r wrote:

Could it be that the .fgdb is corrupt somehow? Create a new .fgdb using ArcCatalog and copy/paste the contents from the old one. Then try again with FME using the new .fgdb.

It just happened with another FGDB so I don't think it's corrupt. Most FGDB that I update are processing without this error

 

 

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