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1.  If you are able to add this view to ArcMap without any error, but on the same desktop computer you are unable to add that view to ArcGIS Pro, please call Esri Support so they can review the details of the view and why ArcGIS Pro seems to throw an exception while in the same environment ArcDesktop works fine. 2.  For now, what is your view SQL definition?  Is it based on multiple tables?  Does it include a spatial column, etc.? 3.  Are you able to create a very simple view (select * from a single table) and add that view into Pro?  If yes, then there is most likely something in the SQL Definition that Pro does not like for one reason or another.  If you can add a simple select * from a single table view to Pro, then incrementally add complexity to your test views SQL definition.  At some point you will see the error again.  Once you do, you can use that information to deduce where the root cause is. ... View more

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Yes, that is what I thought.  I am on a hunch that these folks are hitting the same bug.  I'd like to see if they can resource their data as you did, and as always, we want to hear about it at Esri Support so we can get your case attached to this bug. ... View more

Hi, it looks like you are seeing performance degradation while editing in ArcMap 10.5.1.  So the community can best help you, please provide more details on what you are doing on the data, where and how the data is stored (i.e. in an enterprise geodatabase? utilizing versioning? participates in relationship classes/networks, etc?) Take a look at this blog to help you format your question. https://community.esri.com/groups/technical-support/blog/2017/10/18/thank-you-for-contacting-esri-support-how-can-we-help-you  ... View more

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You may connect to and work within enterprise geodatabases using ArcDesktop Standard or Advanced versions. ArcGIS Desktop  In order for ArcDesktop to connect to an Oracle geodatabase, each machine with the connection ArcDesktop application must have the Oracle database client installed.  The client is basically a translator between the Oracle and Esri softwares, allowing them to speak to each other.   ArcDesktop is a 32 bit client, so you will need the 32 bit Oracle database client installed on there.  You may choose the instant or full client (your dba should have a preference for you).  If you also need to use ArcGIS Pro or connect to ArcGIS Server (both are 64 bit applications) then you will also need the 64 bit Oracle database client installed on those same machines.  The 64 bit client should be listed first in the PATH environment variables. Connect to Oracle from ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

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So you are able to start an edit session, but you are unable to save? What kind of gdb is this in (personal, file, or enterprise)? ... View more

User2 must have permissions to not only connect, but to also create data. Apply permissions to User2, then make a database connection as user2 in ArcCatalog.  Copy and paste the data into User2's connection.  The end results will be duplicated data in the schemas user1 and user2.  From there you can delete the data in user1 schema. ... View more

Error: Failed to register as versioned. Unique indexes can't be specified for multiversioned tables  Was this table created using SQL? In ArcCatalog, right click the feature class you are trying to register as versioned-> copy-> paste it back into the same geodatabase keeping the _1 naming convention. Register the new feature as versioned.  Does this work?   ... View more

What does not work when you do not choose an object id?   There is no need to select the objectid, but keep in mind ArcMap uses a unique, not null field to sort, identify, select and display the data properly.   For example, using the counties feature class in the ArcDesktop template data folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.<your version>\TemplateData), I create a new test view. select NAME from counties;‍‍‍ Adding this view to ArcMap I am prompted to choose my unique column.  The only column I have to choose from is NAME.  The query layer is then added with only unique name values.  Therefore, the query layer in ArcMap will filter out all duplicate name values. ... View more

It is not listed in the system requirements.  Microsoft SQL Server database requirements for ArcGIS 10.6—System Requirements | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

It is possible to get it to work, but you must be very careful that nothing will violate the constraints.  According to referential integrity, you cannot have a foreign key value existing without a corresponding primary key value.  Some processes in Esri applications will validate this, while SQL Server does not always validate this referential integrity.   When you enable archiving on nonversioned data, the geodatabase creates additional date attributes in the base table for that dataset. These date attributes are columns in the base table named gdb_from_date and gdb_to_date which are used to record the timestamp for the effective lifespan of the archived row. As edits are made to the dataset, these attributes are updated to maintain an historical record over time. Those new fields have constraints on them.  Just make sure you aren't violating any constraints. ... View more

I am not aware of external database links that you can set up between an enterprise and a personal geodatabase.  If you are able to get the Access data and enterprise data to the same state, then a personal or file geodatabase can be used as the target for a checkout or one-way replica. Replicas and geodatabases—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop  The replica will link the data in the two databases using globalid values in the data (part of the workflow to prep your data for replication).  Once created, you can edit in the enterprise database and then sync those changes down to the access database.  You will only be able to use check out replication or one way parent to child replication, where the parent is an enterprise geodatabase.   ... View more