Latest Contributions by BirajaNayak

How big the geodatabase like how many feature dataset, feature classes and what is the maximum number of columns and rows a feature class has. You can use copy and paste option in Arccatalog or geoprocessing tool to transfer data from one geodatabase to other after deleting them from receiving end. By stating so, the time taken for copy and paste should be suitable to your workflow. This process can be automated using python. ... View more

Hi Chris, You can create replica but our recommendation is to have child replica geodatabase is on higher geodatabase version. The reason being "Geodatabases built using previous versions of ArcGIS do not support some of the newer functions of ArcGIS"  Here is the webhelp for more information: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) If your child replica is in a later release geodatabase (for instance, your child replica is in a 10 geodatabase, but your parent replica is in a 9.3 geodatabase), be sure you do not add data or make any edits that introduce functionality to the child replica that is not supported in the parent replica's geodatabase. Thanks Biraja ... View more

Geodata service helps you  accessing geodatabase in remote location through local area network/internet. You can create and manage geodatabase replication using geodata service and design for geodatabase replication remains same irrespective of how you access it. Hope this information clarifies your query. ... View more

Please contact ESRI support for Arccatalog crash during replication. ... View more

Can you give us the detail requirement like what is the purpose  of join and what are information you are looking on a join table. Do you really need all 9m feature to be joined with all attributes or few of the feature which are required can be extracted to a new feature class and join. If you are not editing the joined data, only used for view and query then how about spatial view or database view created from joined table and feature class. ... View more

Are you able to do schema synchronization manually by right clicking geodatabse connection in Arccatalog and using the tools from distributed geodatabase. ... View more

Hi, After going through your query on geodatabase replication, I think to best way to start is to go through the replication concept, white paper from below article link and then remaining question we can clarify in next thread. HowTo:  Find information on geodatabase replication http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/34131 Hope the above resource will clarify all your doubts otherwise let us know. Biraja ... View more

For 9.3, you can check the following arcscript, whih you can modify as per your environment >> ArcMAP mxd Redirect Data Sources http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=14456 >> Automate datasource change in mxd's and MXT's http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=14888 ... View more

Yes. you got it. ... View more

Hi Annaliese, From 10.1, the design of multiuser schema model is changed. In user schema, only schema owner can own data not other user. For your case, only sde_1 can import data to sde_1 and sde_2 can import data to sde_2. But in sde schema main, data_1, data_2 can import data. Please check the below web help for more information: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#/Multiple_geodatabases_in_Oracle/002n0000000r000000/ In heading "Multiple geodatabases in one Oracle database" Rules for using multiple geodatabases in one Oracle database are as follows: 1. A user can own only one geodatabase. 2. A geodatabase is owned by the user who created it. That user is the geodatabase administrator user for that geodatabase and requires the same database privileges. 3. The owner of the geodatabase can only own data in that geodatabase; he or she cannot own data in another user's schema or the master sde geodatabase. 4. Users can only own data in one geodatabase. For example, user1 can own data in the master sde geodatabase or user2's geodatabase, but not both. Hope this clarifies your doubt. Regards, Biraja ... View more

Copy all feature class or required feature dataset to file geodatabase. Delete from SDE. Then copy them back to sde from file geodatabase. This shoud help. Otherwise please call ESRI Support Services to diagnose this issue. ... View more

Hi, This is expected behavior on file or personal geodatabase. The same workflow is possible if data is stored in ArcSDE geodatabase. On this situation, you can edit point feature class on the same mxd ( for report). You can  uncheck the display of other layers in mxd while editing the point layer which is like editing the point feature class in a blank mxd. Regards, Biraja ... View more