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No, there is no concept of automatic synchronization for a Geodatabase Replicate. You can automate the process, using a Python script and make that execute at frequent intervals. Or ask the editors, to do the synchronize, after saving edits in ArcMap. (**if they are editing in the Replica version, otherwise Reconcile\Post will be needed)  ... View more

SDE credentials in MXD files  Joshua Bixby  Jan 27, 2015 7:09 AM SDE connection properties are embedded in the MXD, which means a user's credentials are also embedded in the MXD if the "Save user name and password" box is checked.  This assume the Authentication Type is set to "Database Authentication."  I can't recall user names, but passwords are encrypted when they are embedded.  I can't speak to the quality of the encryption.   If authentication is set to "Operating System Authentication," then a specific user's credentials are not embedded. Instead, a flag of sorts is set that tells ArcGIS Desktop to use the credentials of the user currently opening the MXD and not the user that originally created the connection.   There used to be a time, around ArcGIS 10.0 and before, where an SDE connection file would be referenced instead of embedding the SDE connection properties.  If SDE connections were made via UNC path, the connection files on disk was referenced in the MXD.  If SDE connections were made via drive letters, the connection properties would be embedded.  It was around for many versions, I thought it was a design choice, and I used it to simplify updating SDE connection properties.  At some point, it got called a bug and Esri changed the behavior.  Fortunately, we are enough versions away from ArcGIS 10.0 that it isn't as common to run into MXDs with the older referenced SDE connection files instead of embedded properties. Joshua Bixby  @ Mark Binder  on  Jan 27, 2015 7:28 AM No.  Opening an MXD where someone has created an SDE connection does not create a new SDE connection file on your system.  The connection properties are embedded, and ArcGIS Desktop works with them that way.  It does not have to create a new SDE connection file to make the connection to SDE.  Since a new connection file isn't created, your second question is moot. ... View more

These are applicable? Why delete geoprocessing history from Geodatabase?  How To: Delete geoprocessing history from a geodatabase  ... View more

Rather, create a Temporary File Geodatabase > Copy the entire Feature dataset from the Enterprise gdb into the new File gdb(this copies the Geometric Network too, and serves as a backup of the data as well) > Delete the data from the Enterprise gdb > Copy the Feature Dataset from the File gdb and paste it in the Enterprise gdb > Grant the privileges as needed. ... View more

There seems to be an idea for this: Drawing Tablet toolbar and compatibility in Arcgis... - GeoNet, The Esri Community    ... View more

Are you facing the issue with only 1 Feature Dataset? Or any Dataset in that geodatabase? Does this issue arise while trying to grant Privileges to any user? Does the user have privileges granted previously in this geodatabase to other data? Have you tried granting privileges from Multiple machines? It seems that you were trying to grant privileges to a Windows Authenticated login..can you check if granting privileges to a Database Authenticated login makes any difference? ... View more

Well, I'll suggest trying to create a DBO schema gdb and check Also, grant SDE the elevated permissions to alter those settings and try... ... View more

You are trying to create a DBO schema or the SDE schema geodatabase? Have you tried the "Create Enterprise Geodatabase" tool? ... View more

Did you turn those settings to ON and then try the Enable Enterprise Geodatabase? Or tried to enable first, encountered the error, changed settings and then trying to enable again? Close the ArcCatalog, reopen and try again... ... View more

By "Oracle Full\Administrator Client" and "Oracle Instant Client", you refer to the type of Oracle Database Client software. -- Oracle Database Client Installation Types  The clients use a connect identifier in the connect string to connect to a service. Easy Connect method enables clients to connect to a database server without any configuration. EZCONNECT - Oracle FAQ  Connect to Oracle from ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Either type the Oracle TNS name in the Instance text box, or provide one of the following Oracle Easy Connect strings: The name of the Oracle server/Oracle service name or ID For example, if Oracle is installed on myserver and myosvc is the Oracle service name, type the following: myserver/myosvc The name of the Oracle server:Oracle port number/Oracle service name or ID In this example, Oracle is installed on myserver, is listening on port 60000, and myoservice is the Oracle service name. myserver:60000/myoservice The URL of the Oracle server The URL for the same instance shown in the last example would be the following: //myserver:60000/myoservice The name of the Oracle server (You can use this if the Oracle listener on the server is configured to point to a default instance.) The IP address of the Oracle server/Oracle service name or ID For example, if the address of the server is 10:10:10:10, and the Oracle service name is orasvc, type 10:10:10:10/orasvc. For IPV6 addresses, place brackets around the address, for example, [4000:ab5:0:0:f666:d191:77f5:e2bd]/orasvc. The IP address of the Oracle server:Oracle port number/Oracle service name or ID In this example, the IP address is 10:20:30:40, port is 59999, and Oracle service is myomy1: 10:20:30:40:59999/myomy1. An IPV6 address for the same port and service would look like the following: [6543:ef4:0:1:f587:l249:12f9:a3cd]:59999/myomy110:20:30:40:59999/myomy1. Be sure your Oracle instance is configured to allow Easy Connect. If you have the full Oracle client installed but want to use Easy Connect syntax to connect, be sure the sqlnet.ora file on the client is configured to allow the use of Easy Connect and the Oracle server is configured to allow Easy Connect syntax. Also note that if your Oracle instance is not listening on the default Oracle port number, you must use connection syntax that includes the port number. ... View more

A geodatabase cannot be Versioned or Un-Versioned. It is the data inside the Geodatabase, which can be Registered as Versioned. The concept of Versioned data is only applicable for SDE geodatabases, and not for File geodatabase(*.gdb) or Personal geodatabase(*.mdb). ... View more

How to add an additional cache level  Manage Map Server Cache Scales—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Try calling directly on +1-888-377-4575 and explain the situation. They should be able to guide you further or connect you to the right people. The new email for support is supposedly [email protected], so you can give that a try too. I would suggest contacting Esri Customer Service again maybe, as you need access to the licenses and not really help with Downloads and install right now. ... View more

Esri changed the name of products at 10.5, to make it more consistent. From 10.5 onwards, ArcGIS for Desktop is simply known as ArcGIS Desktop. You don't need to download ArcGIS Pro again, if you already have it downloaded. Just provide the valid credentials during login. ArcGIS Pro licensing requires a Named User which you do get with the Personal Use program.  If you're having a difficult time authorizing Pro, there is Installation Support with the purchase too. Start ArcGIS Pro with a Named User license—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  This is the official Esri Support site: Esri Support Home. At the top there is Contact Support, try that: https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support#us  And, whichever version I am supposed to try, will it install cleanly over my expired 10.0?  Or should I uninstall that first? Check this if you are installing ArcGIS Desktop 10.5.x\10.6: Existing ArcGIS Desktop users—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Check this if you are installing ArcGIS Desktop 10.4.x: Existing ArcGIS for Desktop users—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Hope this helps in getting you started! ... View more

Maybe...you are encountering a known limitation: Problem: Labels are not displayed in a 3D scene  BUG-000086547: 2D layers cannot be labeled in a 3D scene in ArcGIS ..  ... View more