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Multiple geodatabase oracle

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01-12-2022 12:19 AM
yockee
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Hi,

I just want explanation and discussion. 

When do we use such configuration like the picture below ? Are they different geodatabases or single geodatabase but split into 2 databases ?

multigeodb.png

 

Thanks

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George_Thompson
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For which configuration?

If you have a need for a DEV / STAGE / PROD enterprise geodatabases, then you would create a new SID for each one.

You could have multiple data schemas in the same Oracle SID, i.e. GIS / WATER / SEWER / TRANS / etc.

--- George T.

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George_Thompson
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That used to be possible, but we do not support / recommend this approach. It was the user-schema geodatabase option.

--- George T.

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George_Thompson
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That looks like the suggested model. 1 Oracle database (instance) with 1 SDE schema. You can have multiple data owner or other schemas in the same Oracle geodatabase.

 

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/manage-oracle/setup-geodatabase-orac...

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/manage-oracle/overview-geodatabases-...

 

--- George T.
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yockee
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Hi George,

What might be the case for using this configuration ? I need a little elaboration...

thanks

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George_Thompson
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For which configuration?

If you have a need for a DEV / STAGE / PROD enterprise geodatabases, then you would create a new SID for each one.

You could have multiple data schemas in the same Oracle SID, i.e. GIS / WATER / SEWER / TRANS / etc.

--- George T.
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yockee
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I see. Thanks George. That really open my mind.

I was under impression that the configuration showed in the original pict i posted was for creating 1 geodatabase that incorporating 2 databases (2 databases that make up 1 geodatabase). I was using RAID analogy in interpreting the picture, ie : multiple HDDs combines into 1 logical HDD.

Thanks for clearing up.

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George_Thompson
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That used to be possible, but we do not support / recommend this approach. It was the user-schema geodatabase option.

--- George T.