Hello Jenness, any chance you've got an idea how I can fix the bug that does not enable adding field to my raster. It says the table or feature class corresponding to this view is read-only. However, the raster was only reclassified as you have done in this video. Any tip to go pass this is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance:)
Update: I figured I could only add field using the geoprocessing too. PS: i'm using Arcgis pro 3.1 version! Hope this helps anyone who encounters this too.
Hi Mxzoe, Hmm. Could be a couple of things. Is there any chance anything in the geodatabase is currently in an "Edit" mode? Do you see any messages anywhere that say "Pending Edits"? If so, then that usually prevents you from adding an attribute field. I'm not used to that problem giving you a "Read-Only" message, though. Alternatively, try exporting your raster into a new file geodatabase. Maybe the current format is giving ArcGIS Pro grief, or maybe the current workspace has some issue with it. Putting it into a new file geodatabase might do the trick. And when all else fails, save your Pro project, close it, and reopen it. That might clear out whatever is causing the problem. Hope this helps! Take care - Jeff
Hello Jenness, any chance you've got an idea how I can fix the bug that does not enable adding field to my raster. It says the table or feature class corresponding to this view is read-only. However, the raster was only reclassified as you have done in this video. Any tip to go pass this is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance:)
Update: I figured I could only add field using the geoprocessing too. PS: i'm using Arcgis pro 3.1 version! Hope this helps anyone who encounters this too.
Hi Mxzoe,
Hmm. Could be a couple of things. Is there any chance anything in the geodatabase is currently in an "Edit" mode? Do you see any messages anywhere that say "Pending Edits"? If so, then that usually prevents you from adding an attribute field. I'm not used to that problem giving you a "Read-Only" message, though.
Alternatively, try exporting your raster into a new file geodatabase. Maybe the current format is giving ArcGIS Pro grief, or maybe the current workspace has some issue with it. Putting it into a new file geodatabase might do the trick.
And when all else fails, save your Pro project, close it, and reopen it. That might clear out whatever is causing the problem.
Hope this helps! Take care -
Jeff