Latest Contributions by UmakantJoglekar2

You may try running commands mentioned in technical article #18341 using 10.2.1 command line against 10.3 geodatabase. This SHOULD work per below article: 44300 - Can ArcSDE command line tools be used against 10.3 and newer geodatabases? ... View more

It would be better to contact ESRI Support to better handle this issue. They may require more information regarding the issue to better understand it like, 1. Is it version or user or client specific issue? 2. Do you face this error if you edit the same layer using same user and version from Desktop 10.3? 3. Did you also upgrade the geodatabase during system migration from 10.3 to 10.4? 4. If geodatabase was upgraded, what were  the steps followed? Were any issues encountered? 5. Version of Oracle being  used, type of connection etc. Thank you! ... View more

IF you make sure these tables exist in PUBLIC schema, ArcMap SHOULD be able to handle PostGIS data stored in some other schema. So, above two tables should be present in both PUBLIC and the other schema AND  they should also be identical. I have not tried this with 10.4 but I remember doing this a few years ago with ArcGIS 10 or 10.X (dont remember the version of PostgreSQL and PostGIS) with success. It would be worth a try to see if it helps. Thank you! ... View more

I remember doing something similar to this a few years back and if I remember right it had worked for us. AS mentioned in the following link, You must use the PostGIS database template to create the PostgreSQL database you use for your geodatabase or enable PostGIS in the database. http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/manage-data/gdbs-in-postgresql/data-types-postgresql.htm And I believe this template creates two tables in PUBLIC schema named: public.spatial_ref_sys public.geometry_columns IF you make sure these table exists in PUBLIC schema ArcMap SHOULD be able to handle PostGIS data stored in some other schema. So above two tables should be present in both PUBLIC and the other schema and should also be identical. I have not tried this with 10.4 but I do remember doing this a few years ago with ArcGIS 10 or 10.X. It would be worth a try to see if it helps. Thank you! ... View more

Hi Thomas, Even I have seen similar behavior however in our case, refreshing ArcMap using the refresh button at the bottom was enough or even panning around used to help see the new edits in ArcMap. Have you tried the refresh button? ... View more

Hi George, Thanks for the response. I agree with you that we should reach out to Ericsson. We are checking the possibility and process of doing the same. Meanwhile, I just wanted to check if anyone on geonet has any experience or has any thoughts on this. For now, I have found something to play around with. I shall update this post with results of my attempt. Regards, Umakant ... View more

Thank you for the screen capture! This explains why you cannot create a feature dataset. You are working with an Oracle database with NO geodatabase in it. A feature class is nothing but a table with spatial column in it however feature dataset is a logical geodatabase entity which requires you to have geodatabase enabled in order to create/use feature dataset. You can create feature classes in this Oracle database with SDO_GEOMETRY storage type (Oracle spatial) or ST_GEOMETRY storage type if you have added it using following tool: Add the ST_Geometry type to an Oracle database—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop However if you would like to take advantage of geodatabase functionalities like feature dataset, topology, geometric network, multi-user editing etc you will have to run 'Enable Enterprise Geodatabase' tool against this Oracle database: Enable Enterprise Geodatabase—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop You can read more about this here: Set up a geodatabase in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop A quick tour of the geodatabase—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Vaidhy Panday, Can you right click on your connection (connection to panday) and paste the screen capture of options available? Thank you! ... View more

I experienced similar problem a while ago. It seems ESRI doesn's support 'INSERTS' on non-versioned tables with computed column in it. I tested this from ArcMap. Updating existing features works fine however inserting new feature throws error mentioned by Joe Joyce. There is one technical article published by ESRI for this: 30565 - Are Computed/Virtual columns supported in an Enterprise environment in ArcGIS? IT seems this article was updated on the same day of you posting your question here. (Not sure if this post had any impact on this article) Article states: "No, Computed Columns (SQL Server) and Virtual Columns (Oracle) are not supported in the versioned environment in ArcGIS geodatabases. " One would assume that this means computed columns are supported in non-versioned environment. However it seems in non-versioned environment only 'UPDATES' are supported or only 'UPDATES' work. ( I tested this with ArcGIS 10.3.1 and SQL Server 2012) @Joe Joice, did you consult ESRI tech support for this or received any inputs from ESRI staff? Geodatabase​ ... View more