I have a FileGeodatabase in ArcGIS 10.0 with a feature dataset and five feature classes (3 polygon shapes, 1 line shape, 1 point shape).
I'm trying to create a topology to verify some vectors. Rightclicking Feature Dataset > New... > Topology
.
I'm getting the following error message in ArcCatalog:
ArcCatalog cannot create topology. The selected feature dataset does not contain any feature classes which can participate in a topology.
Browsing the internet for the error message, I found this tech article by ESRI. It tells the following:
There are several reasons for a feature class to be excluded from participating in a topology:
- The feature class already participates in a topology or geometric network.
- The feature class is an annotation or dimension feature class.
- The feature class is registered as versioned.
I'm not quite sure what that means. There is no other topology or geometric network as far as I can see. What is an annotation or dimension feature class? The classes are all X;Y-coordinates only (2D). What is a versioned or registerd feature class?
I've tried checking all classes properties for something that sounds like that.
This answer to a similar question suggests to unregister the feature classes. But how?
Answer
It's one of these minor bugs in ArcGIS.
Refreshing the database view solved that issue: Right-click Feature Dataset > Refresh
. A hidden existing topology was not displayed.
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