Mapping and Charting Enterprise Databases

Now available the entire Docker RDBMS Enterprise Geodatabase Series, including PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle, on my community.esri.com blog channel.

Running a Linux Docker container with the Enterprise Enterprise Geodatabase is an effective way to manage spatial data environments. This setup allows for enhanced functionality and optimized performance in geographic information systems (GIS) applications.

Running a Linux Docker container having an Enterprise Geodatabase in Oracle, while utilizing the ESRI ST_Geometry spatial data type library alongside Oracle SDO spatial data type, is an effective way to manage spatial data environments. This setup allows for enhanced functionality and optimized performance in geographic information systems (GIS) applications.

How to install Docker on Linux.

Running a Linux Docker container having an Enterprise Geodatabase in SQL Server is an effective way to manage spatial data environments. This setup allows for enhanced functionality and optimized performance in geographic information systems (GIS) applications.

Running a Linux Docker container having an Enterprise Geodatabase in PostgreSQL, while utilizing the Esri ST_Geometry library alongside PostGIS spatial data types, is an effective way to manage spatial data environments. This setup allows for enhanced functionality and optimized performance in geographic information systems (GIS) applications.

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 is the last version in the 11.x series. Following ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5, ArcGIS Enterprise 12.0 will be released as a short-term support version for Windows and Linux.

Workaround for ArcGIS Monitor 2024.1.1 on Linux "Failed to retrieve license information".

Exporting a geodatabase using the Oracle 12c R2 Data Pump utility returns ORA errors (39127, 01422, 06512) due to multiple ST_DOMAIN_METHODS references in the SYS.OBJ$ table.

The limit on database object name size is the smaller of either the limit enforced by the database management system or the geodatabase limit. Limits vary from one database management system to the next. The types of characters allowed in object names vary by database management system but are also affected by how ArcGIS stores and queries the object information.