I am using Arcgis enterprise 11.0, Arcgis pro 11.0 and Postgresql 13..
Suddenly, I can't create feature class, can't even identify object. The error are:
ERROR 999999: Something unexpected caused the tool to fail. Contact Esri Technical Support (http://esriurl.com/support) to Report a Bug, and refer to the error help for potential solutions or workarounds.
Database user name and current user schema do not match. [Connection to PostgreSQL server is lost. :SQLSTATE=] [dbgis.tgk_city.testfc123456]
Underlying DBMS error [no connection to the server
:SQLSTATE=ž] [dbgis.sde.GDB_Items]
Failure to access the DBMS server [Failure to access the DBMS server]
Underlying DBMS error [no connection to the server
:SQLSTATE=ž] [dbgis.sde.GDB_Items]
Then I restart the ArcMap. I can open the geodatabase from Arcgis Pro. I can see all the feature classes. I can do "identify" to an object. But, when I want to create FC, that error comes up again. I can NOT connect to the geodatabase any longer. Even accessing from PGAdmin does not work too ! The connection suddenly just closed.
Then, I restarted the Database, the Physical Server (its on AWS) and Arcgis Pro. I can connect again. I can see all the Feature classes. But, when I want to add a new FC, its just dropping connection just in the end of the process.
I was able to do many things in the past weeks, such as:
- creating new Feature Class
- adding new attributes
- adding data, editing, copying and pasting
- giving data access permission to specific users
it seems that there is problem in maintaining the connection.
Please help.
Whenever something new comes up, the question to ask is "What changed?" The error message is indicating login/schema issues, so in this case, what changed in the database? Did someone alter the login/schema mappings? Has there been a database rev update?\
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