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Or refer to the versioned view created from that Feature Class in your Application... ... View more

i don't think "Unregister feature class" & "Register feature class as versioned" is required for this workflow. You can check the below technical Article for more details: FAQ: What schema changes can be made to versioned data?  I would probably do the below: - Disconnect all users and Reconcile\Post all versions - Compress the geodatabase - Make the schema changes ... View more

I believe the 1TB/256TB limit that you mentioned, is for File Geodatabase object size, not an Enterprise geodatabase. File geodatabase size and name limits—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Table or feature class size: 1 TB (default), 4 GB or 256 TB with keyword Is the issue observed from ArcGIS Client on any machine? Even if the ArcGIS Desktop\ArcGIS Pro is on the Database Server? What is the version of SQL Server being used? ... View more

ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Desktop are on the same server? What is the version of SQL Server being used? ... View more

Michael Volz wrote:   Are you trying to use the same SQL Server client to connect to both geodatabases?  You need a 32 bit client to connect to ArcMap and a 64 bit client to connect to Pro.  The order of the database client in the path environmental variable may be important and I would put the 64 bit client first to start.  You will need admin privileges on the computer to make these changes. No. The client bit level matters in case of Oracle only.    For SQL Server, the Native Client bit level depends on the OS Bit level. So, if you have a 64-Bit OS, install 64-Bit Native Client (ODBC Driver) and that will allow you to connect with both ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Desktop. ... View more

PostgreSQL 9.4.2 is not a supported database version for ArcGIS 10.5.x. Minimum supported database versions The following versions of PostgreSQL and PostGIS are supported with ArcGIS. The specific versions listed are the minimum minor version supported and certified for each supported major release of PostgreSQL. Newer minor versions are supported, but are not certified. PostgreSQL 9.5.3 (64 bit) PostGIS 2.2 PostgreSQL 9.4.8 (64 bit) PostGIS 2.2 PostgreSQL 9.3.13 (64 bit) PostGIS 2.2 ... View more

If the Database Connection is indexed, you can directly search in the Desktop interface. Using search in ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Similar post on GeoNet: https://community.esri.com/thread/194772-ora-29876-while-trying-to-compress-geodatabase-in-oracle  Also check the content of the Direct Connect log file for any more details available.. ... View more

Isn't this the same as this question already posted by you: https://community.esri.com/thread/230931-any-tool-to-copy-sde-versions-from-one-database-to-another ? ... View more

The *.gdb is a File Geodatabase. You can access the data inside that File geodatabase using ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro. What is a file geodatabase?—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Connect to a database—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  Different methods can be used to access different databases associated with a project. File geodatabases and connections to enterprise databases are stored on the file system. If you connect your project to a folder in which these databases are stored, you will see them in the folder. Connect to a folder—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

You can't backup or restore a Specific version. However, if you connect to a specific version in the "Geodatabase Connection Properties" of the SDE Connection file and then copy the data to a File gdb or any other gdb, it should only copy data present in that version.....thus creating a sort of backup of data present in that 1 specific version. ... View more

Which version of ArcGIS Desktop are you working with?  Create a geodatabase in Oracle—Geodatabases in Oracle | ArcGIS Desktop  Note: Beginning with ArcGIS 10.7 and ArcGIS Pro 2.3, you cannot create user-schema geodatabases in Oracle. If you are on an older version check this: Create a geodatabase in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  (the link shared is for 10.6) Once the master sde geodatabase exists, you can use any of the aforementioned tools or scripts to create a user-schema geodatabase. Create Enterprise Geodatabase: When the database administrator runs this tool, be sure the schema owner's name is specified for the geodatabase administrator. Enable Enterprise Geodatabase: If you do not have access to the sys user's password, the database administrator can grant you the privileges required to create a geodatabase. Then you can connect to the geodatabase with your login and run the Enable Enterprise Geodatabase tool or script to create a geodatabase in your schema. For connecting to an User Schema Geodatabase: Connect to a specific geodatabase version—Geodatabases in Oracle | ArcGIS Desktop  By default, the Database Connection dialog box in the Catalog window connects to the DEFAULT version of the master sde geodatabase. If you have user-schema geodatabases or use geodatabase versioning, you might want to save a connection to a different version. To save a connection to a user-schema geodatabase or a version other than DEFAULT, follow these steps: Right-click your existing database connection in the Catalog window in ArcMap or ArcCatalog and click Geodatabase Connection Properties. Choose what type of geodatabase version you want to connect to: Choose Transactional version to connect to a user-schema geodatabase or a transactional version other than DEFAULT. Choose Historical version to connect to an historical marker or specific date and time. ... View more

As Jared suggested, create a View with required features and share with the users. ... View more

Have you tried registering and encountered an error? or just looking for steps to do so? Register a table or view with the geodatabase—Geodatabases | ArcGIS Desktop  (Link is for ArcGIS Pro) ... View more