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Geodatabase Toolset (GDBT) for ArcGIS v.10

RB1

I heard a rumour at the ESRI International conference last week that there is no Geodatabase Toolset for V.10.

Could ESRI please confirm this and if this is indeed the case, how can we get this reinstated for the new version?

This is a toolset that we depend upon in our everyday management of SDE and if it is not available will significantly impact upon our plans to upgrade!!!!!

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DerekLaw

Hi there,

You heard correctly. At this time, there is no GDBT release for ArcGIS 10. Please note that the GDBT has always been an unsupported developer sample.

... how can we get this reinstated for the new version?

I suggest that you vote for this functionality on the ESRI Ideas.com site.

It has already been posted (in several forms) as an enhancement request:

1. Give me a GUI for ArcSDE
2. SDE Dashboard
3. Merge GDBT, MXDPERFSTAT, GDBDesigner, GDBDiagrammer, GDBReporter into ONE extension

FYI: one of Jack's ESRI UC preconference questions addressed the GDBT

Q: Will the geodatabase toolset become part of core ArcGIS Desktop?

Hope this helps,

JoeBorgione

I suggest that you vote for this functionality on the ESRI Ideas.com site.

Hey Derek- your link sends me to a place called salesforce.com; is this where we need to go and then sign up for a free 30 day trial? Seems kind of odd...

MelitaKennedy

Hey Derek- your link sends me to a place called salesforce.com; is this where we need to go and then sign up for a free 30 day trial? Seems kind of odd...

I had the same problem when the Ideas site was first opened. Try http://ideas.arcgis.com instead.

Melita

MichaelHogan

Hey Derek- your link sends me to a place called salesforce.com; is this where we need to go and then sign up for a free 30 day trial? Seems kind of odd...

Joe,

The links have been fixed to the right location on the Ideas Site.

Thanks

DerekLaw

Melita, Crystal, & Mike - Thanks to all of you for correcting my links!!!
🙂

JasonHoward

Seriously. Why not just support this tool? It's utility to the user community is obvious.

OvidioRivero

Jack answered this and I hope they stick to it:

Q & A
Data Management, Geodatabase
Q: Will the geodatabase toolset become part of core ArcGIS Desktop?

Yes. This functionality will become a part of ArcGIS. There is an ongoing development project to do this at the next release after ArcGIS 10.

In the ideas site they mention merging MXDPERFSTAT with this. I disagree MXDPERFSTAT has proven to be notoriusly unreliable to us in a key function we used to perform with GDB toolset in ArcGIS 9.2. That is the timing of fetching and drawing of features. This fuinctionality was taken of GDBTOOLSET in 9.3.

AndrewRudin

By next release he means 10.1 right? not 11?

Thanks for the info.

Hi there,

You heard correctly. At this time, there is no GDBT release for ArcGIS 10. Please note that the GDBT has always been an unsupported developer sample.

I suggest that you vote for this functionality on the ESRI Ideas.com site.

It has already been posted (in several forms) as an enhancement request:

1. Give me a GUI for ArcSDE
2. SDE Dashboard
3. Merge GDBT, MXDPERFSTAT, GDBDesigner, GDBDiagrammer, GDBReporter into ONE extension

FYI: one of Jack's ESRI UC preconference questions addressed the GDBT

Q: Will the geodatabase toolset become part of core ArcGIS Desktop?

Hope this helps,

DerekLaw

Hi Andrew,

By next release he means 10.1 right? not 11?

I can't comment on this because it is still early in the development cycle for the next ArcGIS release.
We just released ArcGIS 10.

Hope this helps,

DerekLaw

FYI,

The GDBT for ArcGIS 10 is now available for download:

Free Download-Geodatabase Toolset

Hope this helps,

BruceLang

THANK YOU for continuing the GDBT!!

GDBT for ArcGIS Desktop 10 requires:

Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4 - Found (I think) through Windows Update optional software
Esri .NET Support Feature for ArcGIS - I'm unable to locate this software for ArcGIS V10

I did find ESRI .NET Support at the following URL, but not for V10: www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/olap/download.html

KristofVydt

Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4* and the Esri .NET Support Feature for ArcGIS are required to successfully install the Geodatabase Toolset for ArcGIS 10.
* The default installation of the Microsoft .NET Framework Version 4 does not include several controls necessary to run the GDBT. These controls ensure that the Spatial Index Info and the SDE User Stats function correctly. These controls will be automatically installed by the GDBT for ArcCatalog 10 installer.
(quoting http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/gdbt/system-requirements.html)

At ArcGIS Desktop 10, the .NET Support feature has been removed. The resources previously installed with the .NET Support feature are now installed as part of the core setup. (found on some other forum thread)

Kristof Vydt
Esri Certified Desktop Associate

JohnMeza

Correct: At ArcGIS Desktop 10, there isn't a .NET Support Feature since .NET Framework is required for Desktop install.

The GDBT System Requirements page has been updated.

JimBergstrom

OK, now I'm confused. The previous posts appear to be saying that the .Net ArcGIS Support feature is NOT needed for GDBT 10 to work with ArcGIS 10, and that the GDBT System Requirements page has been updated to reflect that advice. However, what I see on the Requirements page is instructions on how to determine whether or not the .Net Support feature is present in my install, and how to find and install if not. That seems like a contradiction, unless I'm missing something.

In my case, after installing GDBT 10, ArcCatalog crashes every time I try to look at User Information or Spatial Index functions--and the Indexes and Statistics tool (for Oracle) (my favorite) is not even there. When I follow the instructions on the Requirements page, I find that I have no DotNet directory, and DO NOT find the option to install .Net Support in the Change/Install screen in Add/Remove programs (or in just the ArcGIS Desktop 10 installer), as instructed.

Am I missing something here?

JohnMeza

.Net ArcGIS Support
Yes, that's correct:
.Net ArcGIS Support feature is NOT needed for GDBT 10 to work with ArcGIS 10. At ArcGIS 10the .Net support is now embedded within the ArcGIS install, so it doesn't exist.

I just looked at the GDBT System Requirements page:
http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/gdbt/system-requirements.html
I don't see any instructions on working the .Net Support feature.

On the Download Now page:http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/gdbt/download.html
I see what you are referring to (I think). We will correct this. Sorry for the confusion.

Install Problems
Within the current GDBT for ArcGIS v10.0 install the following ActiveX controls are installed:
-COMDLG32.MSM
-MSCHRT20.MSM
-MSFLXGRD.MSM
-MSSTDFMT.MSM
-TABCTL32.MSM
I suspect these didn't install.

-What O/S are you using?
-Where there any install problems?

JimBergstrom

Thanks for your help, John. You're right, I was looking at the System Requirements section (and its footnote) on the download page.

My OS is Windows XP Pro 32-bit w/ SP3. There were no error messages or observable problems with the install of GDBT 10.

Should I just try another install and see what happens? (I have already uninstalled GDBT and cleaned up after it.) If I do reinstall, is there a way to verify that the ActiveX controls are or are not installed?
Thanks again,
Jim

mody_buchbinder

Hi John

I have a similar problem. I can see spatial index but when I select User Info ArcMap crash.
Where should these files be installed (What directory). Can I register them manually (using Regasm or regsvr32)?

Thanks
Mody

ShannonPorter

We tried the install on 3 machines in our office (all Windows 7, 64 bit). Although no errors were returned the GDBT interface only appears on 1 of the machines. On the other 2 the GDBT interface is missing.

RenatoSalvaleon

Hi John

I have a similar problem. I can see spatial index but when I select User Info ArcMap crash.
Where should these files be installed (What directory). Can I register them manually (using Regasm or regsvr32)?

Thanks
Mody

I also have the same problem. I can use all the options except user Information. I must have sent at least two Error reports to ESRI when ArcCatalog crashed.

JohnMeza

Sorry for the late reply.
Did you have any install problems?
The User Information tab uses:
-Microsoft FlexGrid Control 6.0 - MSFlxGrd.ocx
-Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 - mscomctl.ocx

use regedit.exe, at the top level (Computer) search for MSFlxGrd.ocx and mscomctl.ocx?

TonyBoehm

Using regedit I did not find MSFlxGrd.ocx. mscomctl.ocx was found under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Installer/UserData/S-1-5-18/Component

JaniceSutherland

I tried to install GDBT for Version 10 this morning and am getting erros when I run from ArcCatalog
The install showed no errors and the tab is visible but popups say:
SpatialIndexView.Class_Initialize 429 You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality.
and
You are not licesned for .
Use the ArcGIS Administrator to view the software availability, change the license manager, or switch the ArcGIS software product.

why would I be getting this message?
Both mxflxgrd.ocx and mscomctl.ocx are in c:\windows\system32\

I am running XP Professional Version 2002 Sp3

JohnMeza

What type of ArcGIS Desktop license do you have?

deleted-user-zpcJw1u0IXiO

I'm also getting the SpatialIndexView.Class_Initialize 429 error. For me it is soon followed by a License error: "You are not licensed for Geodatabase Editor". I don't even know what that is. Why is GDBT not working properly? I'm running ArcEditor 10.

Robert_LeClair

By chance did you have GDBT Toolset from 9.3.x installed on the machine? If so, try uninstalling GDBT Toolset 9.3.x and tehn see if you're able to run the newest 10 version.

Regards,

Robert LeClair
Esri-Denver

ScottBateman

GDBT is great - just installed for 10.0 SP2 after upgrading from 9.3.1 SP1

Initially I was getting the same 429 error and I did have 9.3 GDBT installed. After uninstalling the 9.3 version, my GDBT tab disappeared from ArcCatalog. I then uninstalled the 10 version also and re-installed.

After that all seems to be working, Thanks!

Note that the 10.0 version I installed showed up as "GDBT-ArcCatalog" without any indication of the version number in my Add/Remove Programs on Windows XP.

JoanneLoh1

Where can I download the GDBT for ArcGIS 10? I tried http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/gdbt/index.html but it says that the Page Was Not Found. Is there any updated link to download this?

JoanneLoh1

Found it at http://www.esri.com/apps/products/download/index.cfm?fuseaction=download.main&downloadid=680

MikeYoung1

I really really love this tool!!! I want more!

MudassarAshfaq

i found the exact URl of GDBT for AcrGIS 10 also someone posted how we can use it for 10.1 as well using some registry editing.

http://resources.arcgis.com/gallery/file/geodatabase/details?entryID=C05E5891-1422-2418-7F0B-4EDDADA28872

PaulWiles1

Your link no longer works.

I'm running Arc 10.4. Any ideas how to run GDBT for 10.4, because the install fails when looking for the 10.0 directory?

Robert_LeClair

Esri Downloads - updated link.

I suspect it will not work for 10.4 as this has not been a supported tab for a few releases now.

PaulWiles1

Thanks Robert for the quick response. Do you know of other applications that might perform the same functionality as GDBT?

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