Latest Contributions by RichRuh

Hi Mike, What kind of database are you trying to run this against? Thanks, --Rich ... View more

This is fixed in Pro 2.4. ... View more

Hi Jorma, We've taken a look at your code, and from what we can see, everything looks fine. One thing we noticed is that the two tables you are editing are non-versioned.  How about the tables/feature classes that have relationship classes with MVK_KUVIO?  You cannot edit both versioned and non-versioned tables in the same call to Geodatabase.ApplyEdits(). If editing MVK_KUVIO is triggering an update to a related table that is versioned, this could be the source of the error. If this isn't the case, you may want to log this with technical support. I hope this helps, --Rich ... View more

Hi Jorma, Would you be willing to share a code sample?  There should not be any restrictions like you have described, although it's always possible that there is a bug in this area. Thanks, --Rich ... View more

The routine you are looking for is Version.Refresh From the feature class, get the Geodatabase.  Geodatabase.GetVersionManager() will get you a VersionManager.  VersionManager.GetCurrentVersion() will get you a Version object. --Rich ... View more

Is this a versioned feature class?  And, if so, regular or branch versioning? --Rich ... View more

Getting a list of edits that have taken place on a geodatabase is on our roadmap, but unfortunately not yet implemented. ... View more

Adding Python‌ mention ... View more

Hi Berend, Take a look at the EditCompletedEventArgs that are passed in EditCompletedEvent.  There is a CompletedType property.  If the value of this is EditCompletedType.Save then you're in the process of saving edits to the geodatabase. I hope this helps, --Rich ... View more

Yes, we actually added Datastore.GetPath() for use with geoprocessing.  Use this and append the table name: Uri path = geodatabase.GetPath(); string fullPath =Path.Combine(path.LocalPath, TABLE_NAME);‍‍ ... View more

Geodatabase feature classes rarely correspond to a single file on disk.  If you open up a File Geodatabase using File Explorer, you'll see there's a large number of different files.  So there isn't really a path to a feature class. There is (sometimes) a path to the geodatabase itself. If the feature class belongs to a file geodatabase (Geodatabase.GetGeodatabaseType() returns GeodatabaseType.LocalDatabase) , the Geodatabase.GetConnector() routine will return a FileGeodatabaseConnectionPath object.  This object has a Path property. There are other kinds of geodatabases, of course, including SDE geodatabases and feature service workspaces.  SDE geodatabases may or may not be opened from a .SDE file, but feature service workspaces don't have a file at all, just a URL. Hope this helps explain why it isn't straightforward! --Rich ... View more

Are you trying to get the file path for the data that the layer is pointed to? ... View more

Thomas, I'm not positive, but I believe that get only works on a newly created DatabaseConnectionProperties object, not one that has been created from a disk file.  I'll investigate and update the documentation in a future release. --Rich ... View more

You cannot get a password from an SDE file.  This is by design.  It would be a security risk if you could, because that password could be used to gain access to additional resources beyond the single geodatabase resource. ... View more