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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

This may help you: Example: Resolving domain codes to description values using SQL Here is another workaround for you: Database View Shows Coded Value, not Human Readable?  ... View more

The Esri WebHelp highlights this limitation: Create Database View (Data Management) Views created in a geodatabase using this tool do not support a forward slash (/) character within the view definition. For example, if you have a column in your create view definition that is based on an expression such as Population1990 / 10, then you would need to create the view using SQL tools.   I don't see a workaround to this for File Geodatabases. ... View more

Are you copy/pasting the changes to update or typing the new Description? If copy/pasting, try to type and check. ... View more

You can add a new field, even when you have multiple versions. That won't be an issue. Check this article: Versioning 101 - Essential information about ArcSDE geodatabases Edits that are made within a version are isolated to that version until its owner or the ArcSDE administrator decides to merge the changes into another version. The exception to this statement is schema changes. When the schema in a version is changed—for example, by adding a new field to a table—the change applies to all other versions. If the Feature Class is participating in a Replica, then you need to take care of that. Working with schema changes ... View more

What is the name of the new database? ... View more

If you prefer to check from the Database end, will suggest using the Versioned View to query and check the updated data, instead of directly checking the Feature Class Base table. Read versioned data in Oracle using versioned views  ... View more

Would suggest checking the Properties of that Feature class to make sure. Just in case... ... View more