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‎01-15-2018

Synchronize will not check for new schema changes. Check these: How To: Update schema changes with replication https://community.esri.com/groups/technical-support/blog/2016/01/26/simplify-your-life-working-with-schema-changes-in-your-replicas Schema changes—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS Desktop

‎01-15-2018

Though I have never setup Insights with SQL Server Express personally, I recall (not 100% sure right now) a colleague had done that. So it should probably work. Have you tried and are facing any issues?

‎01-10-2018

Check if these help: How to Use ArcGIS Data, Features and Basemaps in Tableau | ArcGIS Blog Tableau Forum: ESRI to Tableau Connection |Tableau Community How can I integrate ESRI to Tableau maps |Tableau Community Work with Maps and Spatial data? We need your f... |Tableau Community Alteryx: ESRI Geodatabase Read/Write - Alteryx Community (Looks like they support reading data from a File gdb)

‎01-10-2018

It is certainly possible using the same concepts of Domain and Subtypes. However, the below workflow will only help if the Genus field can be of data type short integer or long integer. The Genus will be the Subtype field: And you will need to create a separate Domain for each type of Genus, listing the Species as Codes. Example: So the end result, when you try to edit, this is what you get:

‎01-09-2018

Do not create Duplicate Posts: https://community.esri.com/thread/207674-directx-device-creation-failed You can share the same Thread with multiple Groups if needed...

‎01-09-2018

You need to provide more details for anyone to offer a proper suggestion\solution: When are you encountering the error? What workflow leads to that error? What version of ArcGIS are you working with? Can you share a screenshot of the error message..

‎01-09-2018

Have you installed\configured the Oracle 64-Bit client? What type of Oracle Client 64-bit are you using-- Oracle Full Client or the Instant Client? The *.bat file workflow is just a workaround and not a "must have"..

‎01-08-2018

I don't have a suggestion\solution to offer, however I have branched this out as a separate Post with all the details provided. Also shared this Post to the other relevant Groups.

‎01-07-2018

This looks good and as expected. GS --> Name of the database DBO--> Schema that owns the data and was used to create the data GS_DBO_test \ test--> name of the Object (table and Feature class) So, I think you should posts a screenshot of the error you receive while Publishing and a brief outline of the workflow you are following to Publish. Also the configuration details, such as: ArcGIS Desktop version ArcGIS Server version Enterprise Geodatabase version SQL Server version (Example: SQL Server 2014 SP2)

‎01-07-2018

Remove the "." in the Object name and replace with an "_" if needed. As discussed above, "." in object name is not supported by ArcGIS.

‎01-07-2018

No, for a normal\routine compress it is not necessary to delete the Versions. Just disconnect the other connections, do the reconcile\post of wanted Versions, then perform the Compress. You can perform the Full Compress weekly, bi-weekly, monthly....based on how much editing is done in that geodatabase.

‎01-06-2018

Last edited\modified Version can be checked from the 'Geodatabase Administrator' window, under the "Modified" tab:

‎01-04-2018

My above comment was considering the below statement in your original post: Please help as this is in our production environment. Considering it is a Performance issue now and not failing anymore, you should maybe look into ways of improving performance: 1. Reconcile\Post all existing versions and delete them 2. Try and perform a Full Compress 3. Analyze\Calculate Statistics\Rebuild Indexes are some other options to look into. Check if these help.

‎01-04-2018

If this is the Production Environment, you should be contacting the Esri Technical Support for immediate assistance, instead of a Public forum.

‎01-04-2018

Is the Data registered as Versioned? If yes, then from the Database end, query the Versioned View created for that data. That should show the desired results. ***** When a Feature Class(FC) is Registered as Versioned, two extra tables, known as Delta Tables (a- & d- Tables) are created on the Database end. This is in addition to the Base Table (Table with same name as the FC) already created when the FC was created in ArcCatalog. Edits made to these Versioned FC will move to the Delta Tables and remain there, till you perform the Compress operation(and Reconcile\Post of other versions when applicable). The Versioned View is created for that FC, when it was Registered as Versioned. This View shows data from all 3 Tables (Base Table, a- Table & d- Table). *****

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Latest Contributions by Asrujit_SenGupta

Re: Field missing with the database after using arcpy.SynchronizeChanges_management

Re: Insights for Arcgis and SQL Server Express

Re: ArcGIS Integration with Tableau/Alteryx

Re: Smart logic capabilities when creating new features in ArcGIS Pro?

Re: DirectX error

Re: DirectX error

Re: cannot connect to database in ArcGIS Pro

Re: Unable to use a Geoprocessing Service. Error 000210. The Table name is Invalid

Re: Unable to publish a Geoprocessing Service. Error 000210. The Table name is Invalid

Re: Unable to publish a Geoprocessing Service. Error 000210. The Table name is Invalid

Re: Geodatabase compression - Deleting All User Versions Required?

Re: ArcGIS fails to update the parent version according to the last edited child version,

Re: Create Replica Timeout

Re: Create Replica Timeout

Re: Values null in SQL but not in ArcCatalog

Re: Unable to Delete Versions

Re: Changing colomn length in egdb

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