Hello,
I have started a new job that still uses SDE 9.3 and ArcGIS 10. I am having trouble finding tools that will work on those versions because most links I find reference the now defunct ArcScripts.
Any help?
Tools of interest for this version of ArcGIS are Geodatabase Diagrammer, X-Ray and anything else of help. Is there a repository of tools/scripts for the older versions of SDE and ArcGIS?
Thanks in advance,
Amy Rose
Yes, here's a link for a lot of older Esri software - http://appsforms.esri.com/products/download/
ArcGIS Diagrammer: https://github.com/richiecarmichael/arcgis-diagrammer and here http://esripress.esri.com/bookResources/index.cfm?event=catalog.book&id=25
X-Ray for ArcMap: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=f0ae73e90c1a4992a1059e7d370966d4#!
Hope this helps!
Hi Amy,
Please check if the following works with ArcGIS 10.
GeoDatabase Diagrammer for 10X
You can further search, browse, and use code, scripts, models, add-ins, widgets, and more using ArcGIS Code Sharing.
Thanks Jayanta,
I tried to install X-Ray but got an error:
I guess there is a difference between 10.0 and 10.1.
I did install the GeoDatabase Diagrammer, but it gives errors when I run it. One error says my Visio Trust Center settings are not set correctly. I changed the Trust Center settings but I still get the error.
It looks like I will be documenting our GIS model the old fashion way! Luckily, there are plans to upgrade to newer versions of sde and ArcGIS....
Thank you again,
Amy
There was a GeoNet thread about this: https://community.esri.com/thread/56713 Not sure if it will help but a known issue.
In case anyone else has the issue with GeoDatabase Diagrammer running with errors:
I have ArcCatalog 10.0 and Visio 2013
I changed the Trust Center Macro settings to "Enable all macros" and Trust access to the VBA project object model checked.
This did not stop the errors.
I then went to the File Block settings and uncheked all the boxes.
Then the GeoDatabase Diagrammer started working.
I left Macro settings as I had changed them.
Hope this is helpful to someone,
Amy