A stand-alone table in your map has a broken data link, meaning the table's data cannot be displayed.
Solutions
- You can repair broken data links by setting the data source of each stand-alone table to the correct location.
- Alternatively, if you do not need the table, remove it from the map.
More information
A data link is the path that identifies the dataset for each stand-alone table. It is specified as part of each table's properties.
A broken data link means that the table's data is inaccessible. As documents are moved, copied, and renamed, data links are frequently broken, but they can be repaired.
For more information, see Repair broken data sources for layers and tables and Analyze your GIS resource.