How do you rebuild spatial index?
Click the Indexes tab. How you modify the spatial index for a feature class depends on what spatial data type the feature class contains. For feature classes using Geometry storage in SQL Server, click Recalculate to let ArcGIS set the grid size. For feature classes using ST_Geometry in Oracle, click Rebuild.
How do I start editing in GIS?
Starting an edit session (Start Editing)
- Click the Editor menu on the Editor toolbar and click Start Editing.
- If your map contains editable data from more than one geodatabase or folder, choose the workspace that you want to edit and click OK.
What to do if your spatial index is invalid?
If this error is encountered programmatically through the ArcObjects API, notifying the user to manually modify the spatial index is not ideal. Instead, prevent this error by placing the feature class in LoadOnly mode before inserting the feature.
What does spatial index mean in ArcGIS.com?
The spatial index is used to improve performance when working with data in file geodatabases or ArcSDE geodatabases. If you attempt to perform an edit that will result in the new feature being spread across too many spatial index grids, a message appears indicating the spatial index grid size is invalid, and your edit fails.
How to recalculate the spatial index grid size?
For steps to recalculate or modify the grid size of a feature class, refer to ArcMap: Rebuild a spatial index. If this error is encountered programmatically through the ArcObjects API, notifying the user to manually modify the spatial index is not ideal.
Why is there an error in ArcMap geodatabase?
This error only occurs with File or ArcSDE Geodatabases. Depending on when the error message is raised, there are two ways to manage it. If this error is encountered while editing in ArcMap, recalculate or modify the grid size of the feature class to accommodate the new feature.