I need to be able to dynamically geocode addresses for an upcoming Emergency Operation Center (EOC) exercise. Participants in the exercise will be populating a database, via a web browser (java based), that pushes their input into a SQL database. To get useful information out of this EOC web interface, our web developer has created a SQL Table View with the information required to geocode. Now, it has become painfully obvious that I can't create a dynamic geocoding service with this SQL Table View. Apparently, to create a dynamic geocoding service, the table and the geocoded output results (point feature class), must reside inside a geodatabase together to work dynamically. As incidents are being added and deleted within the SQL Table View, I want the geocoding results to be shown dynamically on a large overhead projector in our EOC. Does anyone know how to take a SQL Table View and have it overwrite another table in a geodatabase, which will subsequently maintain the dynamic relationship created within the geodatabase? Is there any other way to make this work?
