Latest Contributions by Asrujit_SenGupta

While the frustration of something not working is expected, this is not the official channel of communication with Esri or the way to report a critical Bug for your organization. I would suggest contacting Esri Technical Support and reporting it. How to report a bug in ArcGIS Pro  Report Bug For something so critical for your organization's workflow, I would have expected proper testing before migrating to ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Joining attributes in one table to another Typically, you'll join a table of data to a layer based on the value of a field that can be found in both tables. The name of the field does not have to be the same, but the data type has to be the same; you join numbers to numbers, strings to strings, and so on. You can perform a join with either the Join Data dialog box, accessed by right-clicking a layer in ArcMap, or the Add Join tool.   As long and short are both basically numbers, the Join should work fine. ... View more

How To: Re-synch SQL Server logins or users after restoring a database from backup  You'll need to create the required logins at the Instance level, before you Re-synch.. ... View more

Check if the below helps: Set language and region Install a localized version of ArcGIS Pro ... View more

Enterprise geodatabase size and name limits (archived 10.3.1 link for reference) Size limits Most size limits in a database depend on the DBMS edition and hardware limitations. One exception is the number of fields (columns) supported in a table or feature class; the maximum number is 500. Be aware, though, that depending on the data types, the maximum number of columns in a table could be less than 500. Most database vendors do not recommend creating tables with over 200 columns of any data type. This is the limitation. So if you are close to that many fields, you may be hitting the limitation. ... View more

When you create a Feature Class using ArcGIS, the Base/Business Table is created with the same name on the db end (servicepoint in your case). When you 'registered as versioned' the same feature class, the Versioned view (servicepoint_evw) and the delta tables (a- & d- tables) are created at that point of time. As already suggested by Marlon below, use the Versioned View to edit using SQL from db end. That is the recommended way to edit from db end. ... View more

Is that Feature Class registered as versioned? How did you update the data from the database end? Which table/view was used to update the data? Is there any domain/subtype applied on that field? ... View more

If editing using SQL is comfortable for you, why not edit the versioned view using SQL, which is supported by Esri as well.  https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/latest/manage-data/using-sql-with-gdbs/overview-edit-versioned-data-with-sql.htm ... View more

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Hi. Considering more than 1 user is supposed to work with the data, where do you plan to store the File geodatabase? ... View more

You can check Representations: What are representations? Draw layers with representations   ... View more

Check if the steps in this link helps: Manage add-ins ... View more

You may check the below links: Example: Finding subtype codes and descriptions using SQL SQL Select to get a subtype value from an ARC Database  ... View more

Or use a File Geodatabase in between... Copy data from the 10.1 gdb to a File GDB --> Copy data from the File GDB to the 10.8.x gdb when its ready. ... View more