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ArcGIS Explorer Desktop 1750 and ArcSDE 10.1 compatibility

EricStetser

Is AGX 1750 able to connect to ArcSDE 10.1 Geodatabases?

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MarkBockenhauer

Eric,

No, 1750 is ArcGIS 10 compliant. The next release of ArcGIS Explorer (2500) will be able to view ArcGIS 10.1 geodatabases and layer files.

Mark

NickRose2

I am unable to connect to ArcSDE using 2500.

I am trying to connect to an SQL server following the instructions: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//002q00000039000000

My SQL Server instance is called myServer, the port number is 1234 (they are not actual values), so I type myServer into the Server text box, sde:sqlserver:myServer,1234 into the Service text box, and the database name in the database name field. I am using OS authentication. This doesnt work. i have tried various permutations for the connection details, but no luck.

Any suggestions?

AryaWardhana

I have same problem

can anyone help?

MarcoBoeringa

The instructions for connecting are here:

http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisexplorer/2500//en/add_geodatabase_data.htm

NickRose2

Thanks,

However, this doesn't work, and neither does the information on using a direct connection to SQL Server, which is a link from this page, included in my previous post.

Nick

MarcoBoeringa

Nick,

One thing that is vital with Direct Connect is to have the proper database client installed. It needs to be a 32-bit client, as ArcGIS for Desktop and ArcGIS Explorer Desktop are still 32-bit applications.

This may well be the cause of your issues. Install a proper database client and see if you can connect.

NickRose2

Thanks,

Only the 64-bit client installs on a 64 bit OS (which is what I have), and besides, I am able to make a direct connection via ArcMap with this client, but not with Explorer.

Nick

JULIETABERNAL

hi Nick, I wonder if you could configure ArcGIS Explorer for connections .SDE... i have this problem and don't know how can fix.... thanks

EllenBryson2

hi Nick, I wonder if you could configure ArcGIS Explorer for connections .SDE... i have this problem and don't know how can fix.... thanks

Have you installed the ArcGIS Explorer expansion pack? From my reading it looks like that's required. It's available on the ArcGIS Explorer install page (for whichever version you have). I hope this helps. I'm trying to do the same thing, but not quite there yet.

NickRose2

Anyone been successful in connecting ArcGIS Explorer 2500 to an ARcSDE 10.1/10.2 geodatabase (direct connection)? Still have never been successful connecting to our SQL Server, which is pretty frustrating.

JeremyPlanteen1

Anyone been successful in connecting ArcGIS Explorer 2500 to an ARcSDE 10.1/10.2 geodatabase (direct connection)? Still have never been successful connecting to our SQL Server, which is pretty frustrating.

That's because the ironically named Help files are wrong.

Our db net alias is 'gisdb' and we're using Oracle 11g.

For the 'Server' field I entered the alias (gisdb). For 'Service' I used: "sde: oracle11g:gisdb" (no spaces)

It now connects and works. Nowhere in any of that Explorer documentation that I could find does it mention the need to build that service string that way...I found it in some ArcGIS Desktop 10.0 direct connection documentation and decided to try it.

Rhoel_EnricoOlivar

This worked for me, as well.

Our geodatabase is hosted in SQLServer and I used the string: "sde:sqlserver:<server name or ip address>".

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