Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

Hi Matt, FYI, Types of geodatabases - ArcGIS 10 help doc ... I would really like to embrace the new geodatabase format, but my understanding is that this level of querying and data structure is not available? You're correct. This type of querying outside of ArcGIS is not available at this time. But we're working on a File Geodatabase API. Please see this thread: File Geodatabase - Documentation and tools? Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Philipp, Is there a good matrix chart comparing the licensing levels anywhere - haven't found one yet...? Please review this help doc: ArcView and the geodatabase Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi JR,   <map initialextent="-13123600 4025400 -13105800 4033950"  > top="40">  Noticed this typo in your <map> tag, you need to remove the extra ">". Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Ted, The 10 GB storage capacity available for SQL Server 2008 R2 Express databases, also applies to Personal ArcSDE (aka. ArcSDE for SQL Server Express). Please refer to this doc: Types of geodatabases (scroll down, under the "How is ArcSDE technology included in ArcGIS?" section, 4th paragraph) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Ted, I'm not sure what you're specifically looking for, but we do mention support for SQL Server 2008 R2 Express and the 10 GB it can store: ArcGIS Server 10 Functionality Matrix (see page 3, under the Capacity section, Workgroup geodatabase footnote) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Dawood, I believe ArcSDE 9.1 was last certified on: Sun Solaris 10 (SPARC) for Oracle 10g R2 (64 bit) 10.2.0.2.0 Sun Solaris 9 (SPARC) for Oracle 10g R2 (64 bit) 10.2.0.2.0 Sun Solaris 8 (SPARC) for Oracle 10g R2 (64 bit) 10.2.0.2.0 For more details, please see the ArcSDE 9.1 System Requirements doc FYI: ArcSDE 9.1 is a retired release and no longer supported by ESRI. ArcSDE Product Life Cycle Support Status Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Mike, Adding onto what Robert posted, here's the help documentation he mentions: ArcSDE 10 Administration Command help - sdemon (look under the Remove connections from a geodatabase section) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Davide, The ArcGIS JavaScript Extension for Google Maps does work with Google Maps data, but can't really be integrated within the ArcGIS Viewer for Flex. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Mike, Please review this Knowledge Base article: KB #35889 - How To:  Kill direct connect processes to the ArcSDE database There's also a Dev Sample available, Kill Direct Connect Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Kevin, Please review this Knowledge Base article: KB #29160 - How To:  Compress a versioned database to state 0 Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Davide, Technically, it is possible to embed Google Maps data into the Viewer. However, from a legal/licensing standpoint the answer is a little more complicated. Please see this great blog post from Rex Hansen (of the ArcGIS API for Silverlight Dev team) on the topic: Using Google Maps with ArcGIS Silverlight Hope this helps, ... View more

Thanks for the feedback and input Joshua. It helps us better understand our users' needs regarding the ArcGIS Viewer for Flex functionality. ... View more

Hi James, The ArcGIS API for Flex is designed to work with GIS resources published from ArcGIS Server to build dynamic rich Internet applications. It's not designed to directly read/access .msd/.mxd documents. I suggest you look into ArcGIS Engine, a collection of GIS components and developer resources that can be embedded, allowing you to add dynamic mapping and GIS capabilities to existing applications or build new custom mapping applications. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Stefano, Annotation classes are not supported with CASE/UML schema generation for geodatabases. Some resources: A note about the use of UML for geodatabase design (ArcGIS online help) Building Geodatabases with CASE Tools (some documentation on the topic) Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi there, What you are asking for is not possible. The basemaps that are preconfigured in the config.xml file of the Viewer are cached map services from ArcGIS Online. You can't zoom in "more" (i.e., to higher scales) on the basemaps, because the Viewer's highest zoom-in level is accessing the highest level (i.e., greatest resolution) of the cached map tiles for the services. FYI, some background information: What is map caching? Hope this helps, ... View more