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GDBAdminPython2017.zip

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The presentation slides and demo code for the Administering your Enterprise Geodatabase using Python session at Developer's Summit, March 2017.

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YungKaiChin

Thank you for the video here Administering your Enterprise Geodatabase using Python - YouTube .

I happened to be working and tweaking a maintenance script. If I may ask a few questions here ...

In the video, I saw the the sql account used by geodatabase admin by default had all the privileges - Select, Insert, Update, Delete. It does not seem to be what I see in the geodatabases I created. I follow this ESRI document (Privileges for geodatabases in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS Desktop), and the sde account has following previleges - Create function, Create procedure, Create table, Create view, and View definition. However, sde only has Select privilege on all the tables and feature classes that users create. My questions are: First, should sde have all 4 privileges by default? Second, what additional privilege should I grand to the sde account to make 'that' by default?
Also, is there a tool that would list all the geodatabases (excluding non-geodatabases) on a given SQL instance?

MostafaGhiyasvand1

Thank you so much.

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