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ArcGIS Pro

RichardWatson

I attended the Developer Summit this year with a colleague. He attended a session on the new ArcGIS Pro product and indicated that he heard that file geodatabases would not be supported in Pro. Can someone confirm or deny this?

I thought that file geodatabases were very much a fundamental part of the system.

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LanceShipman

Pro includes support for file geodatabases. Beta 1 supports uncompressed file geodatabase data. Beta 2 will support both compressed and uncompressed data.

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BonnieGow

Thank you....:)

AsrujitSengupta

Bonnie, take a look at the below link for some common questions regarding ArcGIS PRO. As George mentioned, more functionalities will be added as the application is developed further.

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/whats-coming/common-questions

According to the above link:

ArcGIS Pro requires Windows 7 or Windows 8 on a 64-bit machine with a recommended 8 GB of RAM or more. More specific information on system requirements is still coming.

Personally I have tested this on a machine with 4GB RAM and it ran quite smooth till now for me.

George Thompson

Hi Bonnie,

The minimum amount of RAM that they recommend is 4GB. I have tested with 8GB of RAM and it performs well. The system requirements are located at the same URL that you used to download the Pro app.

The Pro app is not designed, at this point, to work with shapefiles. They will be adding more functionality as the app is developed more.

Hope this helps.

-George

BonnieGow

I downloaded the ArcGIS Pro Beta version and it is working. I can see a definite learning curve getting used to the new program but I don�??t think it will be too steep. I have a newer computer with windows 7, a very large hard drive, 453 GB of disk space, 4 GB of RAM memory with dual processors and the program runs slow, much slower than I am used to and the only other program I have open is outlook email. I�??ll check back in after I get more acquainted with the new program.
After a few hours, I am getting used to the program and I actually like the platform better although I am having a couple issues:
Not being able to import just a shapefile, am I missing something? It is not an option. If this is the case, I do not like not being able to just pull in a shapefile. I also cannot seem to find copy symbology from one layer to another and I have searched and searched?

AdamDavis

Personal Geodatabases will not be supported in the initial release. We are investigating support in a later release.

Hi Lance,

Thanks for the info.

Adam

LanceShipman

Personal Geodatabases will not be supported in the initial release. We are investigating support in a later release.

AdamDavis

Pro includes support for file geodatabases. Beta 1 supports uncompressed file geodatabase data. Beta 2 will support both compressed and uncompressed data.

Hi Lance,

Thanks for the clarification. Can you confirm whether Personal Geodatabases are supported in ArcGIS Pro please?

Thanks,

Adam

LanceShipman

Pro includes support for file geodatabases. Beta 1 supports uncompressed file geodatabase data. Beta 2 will support both compressed and uncompressed data.

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