I have an arcsde geodatabase version 10.2 in SQL server express with 2 large geometric networks that runs extremely slow when I try to edit. I've talked to support about it and they said that SQL server express is limited in the amount of memory it tasks to a user and that could be slowing down the editing. I'm the only editor of our database so if I could maintain a copy of our database on my PC, and upload changes to the server as needed it should speed up edits considerably. Is there a way to do that efficiently using distributed databases? or a model that automatically uploads changes at night.
Thanks for any advice,
-Ian
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Ian,
You could create a checkout replica. A checkout replica will allow you to replicate data from an SDE Geodatabase to a File Geodatabase. You will then be able to synchronize the changes back to the SDE Geodatabase. However, with a checkout replica, you can only synchronize the edits one time. After the synchronization, you will need to create the checkout replica again. To automate this, you can easily create a model/script that creates the checkout replica each morning.
Hi Ian,
You could create a checkout replica. A checkout replica will allow you to replicate data from an SDE Geodatabase to a File Geodatabase. You will then be able to synchronize the changes back to the SDE Geodatabase. However, with a checkout replica, you can only synchronize the edits one time. After the synchronization, you will need to create the checkout replica again. To automate this, you can easily create a model/script that creates the checkout replica each morning.
Thanks for the tip Jake this works great.