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Getting Random “out of bounds” Errors
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I am adding features to a layer that has an extent the size of a state. Randomly when I add a feature I get an "out of bounds" error. As you can see in the snapshot below, I have added some lines in yellow. When I try to add another one in between the yellow lines I get the "out of bounds" error. Anyone know why i'm getting this random error?
Edit: Ok, so I used ArcCatalog to re-create my extents. This did not work either. I could actually draw a box and a line inside the box would give me an error. I then created a new MXD and added the layer and it is working fine. I think there is something wrong with the MXD. I have been using that same file for years, so I'm going to start working in the new file and see if I get the problem again.
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I am adding features to a layer that has an extent the size of a state. Randomly when I add a feature I get an "out of bounds" error. As you can see in the snapshot below, I have added some lines in yellow. When I try to add another one in between the yellow lines I get the "out of bounds" error. Anyone know why i'm getting this random error?
Edit: Ok, so I used ArcCatalog to re-create my extents. This did not work either. I could actually draw a box and a line inside the box would give me an error. I then created a new MXD and added the layer and it is working fine. I think there is something wrong with the MXD. I have been using that same file for years, so I'm going to start working in the new file and see if I get the problem again.
arcgis-desktop
asked Apr 9 at 19:56
WillWill
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Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
– smiller
Apr 9 at 20:40
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I am adding features to a layer that has an extent the size of a state. Randomly when I add a feature I get an "out of bounds" error. As you can see in the snapshot below, I have added some lines in yellow. When I try to add another one in between the yellow lines I get the "out of bounds" error. Anyone know why i'm getting this random error?
Edit: Ok, so I used ArcCatalog to re-create my extents. This did not work either. I could actually draw a box and a line inside the box would give me an error. I then created a new MXD and added the layer and it is working fine. I think there is something wrong with the MXD. I have been using that same file for years, so I'm going to start working in the new file and see if I get the problem again.
arcgis-desktop
asked Apr 9 at 19:56
WillWill
11
I am adding features to a layer that has an extent the size of a state. Randomly when I add a feature I get an "out of bounds" error. As you can see in the snapshot below, I have added some lines in yellow. When I try to add another one in between the yellow lines I get the "out of bounds" error. Anyone know why i'm getting this random error?
Edit: Ok, so I used ArcCatalog to re-create my extents. This did not work either. I could actually draw a box and a line inside the box would give me an error. I then created a new MXD and added the layer and it is working fine. I think there is something wrong with the MXD. I have been using that same file for years, so I'm going to start working in the new file and see if I get the problem again.
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Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
– smiller
Apr 9 at 20:40
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Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
– smiller
Apr 9 at 20:40
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Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
– smiller
Apr 9 at 20:40
Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
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I get this problem sometimes as well. Not sure what causes it but my solution is to create a new line feature class and import all the fields from the original one. Start an edit session, then select all the lines from the original and copy/paste them into the new one.
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I get this problem sometimes as well. Not sure what causes it but my solution is to create a new line feature class and import all the fields from the original one. Start an edit session, then select all the lines from the original and copy/paste them into the new one.
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I get this problem sometimes as well. Not sure what causes it but my solution is to create a new line feature class and import all the fields from the original one. Start an edit session, then select all the lines from the original and copy/paste them into the new one.
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I get this problem sometimes as well. Not sure what causes it but my solution is to create a new line feature class and import all the fields from the original one. Start an edit session, then select all the lines from the original and copy/paste them into the new one.
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I get this problem sometimes as well. Not sure what causes it but my solution is to create a new line feature class and import all the fields from the original one. Start an edit session, then select all the lines from the original and copy/paste them into the new one.
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Welcome to StackExchange, Will. What have you tried so far? There's a technical article about this error that has some steps to try. support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012800
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