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It is not required to have ArcGIS for Server or ArcSDE installed on the local system, to perform the Geodatabase upgrade. Just the ArcGIS Desktop is enough for that. ... View more

A quick search on Google for that error message leads to: .XLSX PROBLEM - Failed to Connect to Database - Class Not Registered  Installed ArcGIS 10.5 but get the following error when trying to add an Excel table:"Failed to connect to database. An u…  how to resolve failed to connect to database an underlying database error occurred class not registered  Error: Failed to connect to database. Class not registered  ...and many more such links... So basically, just Download and install the 2007 Access Databse Engine driver and this should fix the issue. Try this link: 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components - Free download and software reviews - CNET Download.com  ... View more

This is an expected behaviour, however I have not seen it documented anywhere as such. Logical explanation as per me: Feature Datasets are just containers to store the Feature Classes and other geodatabase objects. When you create a feature dataset, it doesn't really create a Table for that Dataset in your DBMS. So accordingly, when you are granting Privilege on an empty Dataset, the DBMS is not really granting those Permissions on a Table and thus it's lost. So atleast one Feature Class needs to be present in a feature dataset for Privileges to be granted successfully. Similar GeoNet discussion: https://community.esri.com/thread/213514-unable-to-add-privileges-to-a-feature-dataset  ... View more

Check if this patch helps, if you are using 10.6.1: ArcGIS (Desktop, Server) 10.6.1 Raster Patch  ... View more

I do have it...check if this helps.. ... View more

Which version of ArcGIS Desktop are you using? Is the Feature Class versioned? If yes, then there should be a Versioned View created automatically for it. You can check the Feature Class properties in ArcCatalog to confirm this (Under the General tab). ... View more

The Excel sheet name in your screenshot and the one attached to your original post, don't seem to be the same. Anyway, as Dan mentioned, you need to make sure the fields you are joining, should have the same Data Type. The Esri Counties data, has FIPS as String(Text), however the one in the excel you show in the screenshot has Long Int. So that join won't work. I added a new Column in the Counties Shapefile, FIPS_Num, populated the FIPS code in it from the existing FIPS Code field and that allows the join. ... View more

What have you already tried and what errors\issues do you face? ... View more

Support for creating a geodatabase in a user's schema in Oracle We are announcing the deprecation of the creation of new user schema geodatabases in Oracle. ArcGIS 10.6.x and the companion release of ArcGIS Pro will be the last release to support creation. At 10.6.x upgrade and connection to existing user-schema geodatabases will still be supported, though not recommended. The ability to upgrade or connect will be deprecated in subsequent releases. Please note that we have had the following warning in our documentation since 10.1: “Be aware that the amount of time it takes to connect to the Oracle database will increase as the number of user-schema geodatabases you create and use increases. This is especially true if the user-schema geodatabases contain a mix of geodatabase tables and tables that are not registered with the geodatabase.” That's the explanation you get in the deprecation doc... ... View more

That used to happen with Oracle 12c as well. I guess Esri just appends that part, irrelevant of which version of Oracle (11g or above) is being used. And it hasn't caused any issues for me yet. If you want to avoid any misunderstanding, just use an Easy Connect string to connect probably. ... View more

Check if this patch helps, if you are using 10.6.1: ArcGIS (Desktop, Server) 10.6.1 Raster Patch  ... View more

Did you create these Views? How were they created? Views created from the Database end or using the "Create Database View" tool, are not registered with the Geodatabase automatically. You can modify them freely from Database end. To Register a View with Geodatabase, you need to use the Register with Geodatabase—Help | ArcGIS Desktop tool. Register a table or view with the geodatabase—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop  https://community.esri.com/groups/geodatabase/blog/2016/12/14/new-at-105-registering-a-database-view-with-the-geodatabase  ... View more

No. A replica needs to be established between the two geodatabases, for you to have the ability of synchronizing data between them. As per my understanding....If you create a Replica between them now, that will be inconsistent as one geodatabase has more data already and it will not be considered as a change after the Replica was established. ... View more