I’m migrating to ArcGIS Pro and working on a workflow to convert geodb_pro_annotations to geodb_annotations so that I can edit/create annotations in ArcGIS Pro and downgrade them so that they can be used in ArcMap and read with a legacy tool (that currently has no ArcGIS Pro upgrade path).
I seem to be having an issue writing some of the features to a new local FGDB where the FeatureWriter errors out with the following message:
“An error occurred while attempting to create a feature using the feature class 'StreetName_Rural_Smaller_LEVEL_63'. The error number from ArcObjects is: '-2147220947'. The error message from ArcObjects is: {Cannot acquire a lock.}”
The data is created/edited in an SDE and exported to a local FGDB for this downgrade. There are 25 annotation features containing 1 to 2,000,000 annotation records. This error seems to only occur on annotation features with more than 500,000 annotation records. The others are able to be written out to the FGDB with no issues.
I’ve tried running it from the SDE itself, from a local FGDB, with feature caching (on/off), and I’ve also tried adding a Decelerator to slow down the FeatureWriter in case it was trying to write too many features at once.
Each troubleshooting iteration seems to error on a different record. When I isolate those erroring records using a TestFilter they get written with no issues. So, I don’t believe that it’s a data issue.
Any help or troubleshooting tips would be appreciated.
