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How to sync my Utility network geodatabase with the Utility network service

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2 weeks ago
angiexx1
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Emerging Contributor
2 weeks ago

I have the Utility network service with dirty area, so to correct them and to work offline i have downloaded the geodatabase and started working on it ....and after a week of dirty area correction it was reduced to a few thousands , now i need to sync it to my Utility network service.....i couldnt find the right method to do that without losing any of the changes that happened in the local gdb, 

Yes i know i should have done in the branch version but unfortunately i was working offline , so whats the best solution for this?

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RobertKrisher
by Esri Regular Contributor
Esri Regular Contributor
2 weeks ago

If the data you took offline was created to enable replica tracking, and you took it offline using a sync-enabled web service you should be able to sync the data using field maps or ArcGIS Pro. Read the Sync your edits topic in the online help.

 

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angiexx1
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Emerging Contributor
2 weeks ago

Unfortunately mine is in a separate gdb and no we have taken the gdb and gave t to my teammate and we both worked in the gdb and now we gotta sync it to the sde, and the Sync edits with offline map option isnt enabled for us

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RobertKrisher
by Esri Regular Contributor
Esri Regular Contributor
2 weeks ago

Because you didn't do this in a way that you can use the system to consolidate the changes (branch versioning, sync edits, etc), you will need to manually merge the edits of these three databases. I recommend you start by writing a script to compare the databases, because the Global IDs should be the same between the databases this should be relatively easy. From there you can decide whether you want to merge the changes by hand, or whether you feel comfortable writing a script or FME workbench to do the work for you.