sde command

Question

dear all,

this is an easy question...

After I installed Arcsde command for arcgis server 10.1, i can't find some commands such as sdelayer, sdetable etc. Where all of these commands go ?

From http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/39857, i read that there are only 7 commands available after arcsde command installation. Only 7 commands ?

thanks

VinceAngelo · Answer

Sorry for the previous disconnect.

There are two ways to get the administrative command set at 10.1:
1) Install the application server
2) Install the command line tools

The Windows Oracle 11g tools are:cov2sde.exe        sdedbtune.exe      sdemon.exe         sdexml.exe
giomgr.exe         sdeexport.exe      sderaster.exe      shp2sde.exe
gsrvr.exe          sdegdbrepair.exe   sdeservice.exe     shpinfo.exe
sde2cov.exe        sdegroup.exe       sdesetup.exe       tbl2sde.exe
sde2shp.exe        sdeimport.exe      sdetable.exe
sde2tbl.exe        sdelayer.exe       sdeversion.exe
sdeconfig.exe      sdelog.exe         sdexinfo.exe

The Windows command line tools are: cov2sde.exe        sdeexport.exe      sdemon.exe         shp2sde.exe
sde2cov.exe        sdegdbrepair.exe   sderaster.exe      shpinfo.exe
sde2shp.exe        sdegroup.exe       sdetable.exe       tbl2sde.exe
sde2tbl.exe        sdeimport.exe      sdeversion.exe
sdeconfig.exe      sdelayer.exe       sdexinfo.exe
sdedbtune.exe      sdelog.exe         sdexml.exe

So the only difference is giomgr/gsrvr and  sdeservice/sdesetup (all are 64-bit).

- V

DavidSwenson · Answer

The KB document that you refer to is for the ArcSDE Application Server administration commands not the data conversion commands such as sdelayer and sdetable. Commands such as sdemon are used to administer the Application Server. The data conversion commands that are provided with the Command-line install. The number of data conversion commands provided depend on the operating system. What operating system are you using and have you installed 10.1 SP1?

--David

VinceAngelo · Answer

Those commands are installed as part of application servers and in the Command
 Line Tools install at 10.1.  I don't know why they're not available for you.

Check your PATH variable.

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