Failed to retrieve a page of rows when trying to load enterprise table

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08-16-2022 02:55 AM
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I initially created a new database on our MS SQL server and enabled the database through AGP 3.0 as an enterprise database.

Thereafter, I populated the database with data tables. Each table contains a primary key, where 'Not Null', and 'Identity' are set to true.  Since a primary key implies a unique index I think the solution from this posting does not work for me.

The 'solution' for the issue at hand on this page is also very 'precise' and I do not know why my tables cannot be shown in a table view.

What I can see in the monitor is

 

 

 

<Event time="ti aug 16 15:02:00.034" type="Error" thread="5938: Main CIM worker thread" elapsed="0" function="" code="">
Cannot convert OID 4711880873618702336 to 32-bit integer.
</Event>

 

 

 


My database table does not contain a column named 'OID' and within the entire table a value of 4711880873618702336 cannot be found.

The primary key of the table is called idq_id and has a max value of 11,321,131, while the table contains a total of 2,480,912 rows

One more thing, using the 'XY Table To Point' tool I was able to create a point FC of more than 5 million points without any problem, and I can visualize the attribute values of the FC. However, opening the database table fails to retrieve the page of rows.

I would really appreciate suggestions on how to solve this issue.

- We are living in the 21st century.
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Did you try registering with GeoDatabase tool?

 

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TomGeo
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Thanks for pointing this out. Unfortunately, 'Register with Geodatabase' is returning the same error message. Essentially it is not capable to convert the OID into a 32-bit integer.

I do understand that it cannot convert that number, but I do not understand where the number is coming from.

- We are living in the 21st century.
GIS moved on and nobody needs a format consisting out of at least three files! No, nobody needs shapefiles, not even for the sake of an exchange format. Folks, use GeoPackage to exchange data with other GIS!