We have a geodatabase file that was created by our customer through ArcMap (using Share As > Runtime content...). Is there a way we can open this geodatabase file in ArcMap and see its content? With dynamic map packages (.mpk) and tile packages (.tpk), this can be done by just double-click to open the content in ArcMap. This lets us see how these map packages are built and identify any potential issues. However, with geodatabase files, the entire content is a black box to us.
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I don't think that's possible - but if you just want to poke around in the database tables and not view the data on a map, you can use SQLiteSpy: SQLiteSpy [Delphi Inspiration]
If you want to view the data on a map, you can of course use the runtime
I don't think that's possible - but if you just want to poke around in the database tables and not view the data on a map, you can use SQLiteSpy: SQLiteSpy [Delphi Inspiration]
If you want to view the data on a map, you can of course use the runtime