Latest Contributions by Asrujit_SenGupta

Yes, that should work. But I am assuming, that you are not going to drop Views which are Registered with the Geodatabase. Its just connecting via, that won't work. Otherwise it won't corrupt anything. ... View more

Use the "Enable Editor Tracking" tool (Script it out if required): ArcGIS Pro: Enable Editor Tracking—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  ArcGIS Desktop: Enable Editor Tracking—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Have you checked this: Error: The geometry for an edge element may not be zero length  ... View more

Close and reopen the application and then check again . ... View more

Or probably check Differential Backups (SQL Server) - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs  ... View more

1. There is a schema "geodata" referred in the instruction, but clearly it is not a built-in schema and I could not find what it refers to. Could someone clarify it for me? It was just an example. It is not a built-in schema. 2. Instead of granting "geodata", we continued with granting "sde" to the user. However, the new editor user could not see the feature class after the feature class has been granted privileges through Manage->Privilege.  What do you mean by: we continued with granting "sde" to the user.  Check this link for privileges required to be granted to a user: Privileges for geodatabases in PostgreSQL—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Data editor Data editors require the same privileges as data viewers plus these additional privileges. SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE on other users' datasets When you use ArcGIS to grant the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE privileges on a versioned feature class or table, those privileges are automatically granted on the associated versioned view. These privileges are required for the user to edit through versioned views. Data owners must grant editors the privileges required to edit. Data owners can grant any combination of these privileges to editors. So basically, just connect as Data Owners in ArcCatalog and grant privileges on required data to the users. ... View more

I just tested it on a newly created File geodatabase and worked fine for me. I can create a domain named "Object", assign it to a field and later delete it too. I was using Desktop 10.4.x. So it is not an Esri limitation or restriction.. ... View more

No, I wasn't pointing towards the permissions for the disconnecting user. What I meant was, did you trying using the Script suggested in those links for disconnecting the connected users. Does that make any difference? ... View more

Have you checked these: Manage connections in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  To disconnect users from a geodatabase in Oracle, the geodatabase administrator must either be added to the DBA role or granted ALTER SYSTEM and SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE privileges. DisconnectUser ... View more

Looking for this one: arcgis desktop - How to restore the table window in ArcMap 10.2 (stuck in maximized view) - Geographic Information Syste…  ? ... View more

Similar Post: "Automatically save edits" is disabled, but so are the 'Save' and 'Discard' button. And my edits are being saved  From the above Post: There's an Enhancement Request - ENH-000102281: Create a radio option for Automatically saving edits in ArcGIS Pro similar to ArcMap. As well as an ArcGIS Idea to add this functionality: In ArcGIS PRO allow formal edit sessions for unversioned data in an enterprise GDB ... View more

No. For schema changes, you don't need to recreate Replicas. How To: Update schema changes with replication  Working with schema changes—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Check the second link for supported Schema Changes.. ... View more

Make sure nobody is using that Feature Class and then change the assigned domains. You need an Exclusive Lock in an SDE geodatabase to do these kind of changes. Geodatabase locks—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

It doesn't seem that there is a public link to share yet. Normally you can search for Bugs here: Esri Support Home  ... View more

Maybe just share the Bug details here, for reference, in case someone else comes across the same issue. ... View more