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Yes, that is the limitation I mentioned. You will have to relate required data and save them in the Map Document (MXD). Other than this, I don't see an option for you. ... View more

He just meant that the Personal Geodatabases (*.mdb) are not supported with ArcGIS Pro. Types of geodatabases—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop  001324: Personal Geodatabases are not supported in 64-bit versions of ArcGIS.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  This does not matter for you, if you are using ArcGIS Desktop as it is a 32-Bit application. ... View more

seems to be related to this Post by the same author: https://community.esri.com/thread/194458-error-exporting-data-from-a-feature-class-to-shapefile   ... View more

While the document doesn't specifically mention 10.2.1 and 10.2.2, there is a mention of it in that link suggesting that it should work: While ArcGIS 10 clients can open, query, edit, and save data in 10.1, 10.2.x, and 10.3.x geodatabases, they cannot open datasets with 10.1, 10.2.x, or 10.3.x functionality and will encounter the following error message when trying to open one of these datasets: The version of the Geodatabase client is incompatible with the dataset and cannot open it. ... View more

Check if "Relates" suits your needs: Essentials of relating tables—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Relating the attributes in one table to another—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Relates defined in ArcMap are essentially the same as simple relationship classes defined in a geodatabase, except that they are saved with the map instead of in a geodatabase. ... View more

You should check the below link before deciding on what to do: A comparison of geodatabase owners in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Specially check the Pros and Cons mentioned under the "Which user should own the geodatabase?" part in that link ... View more

Just to test your workflow, I downloaded the 'ArcGIS Addressing Assistant', copied all the data to a new SQL Server Enterprise geodatabase> Delete the File gdb> Resource the layer in the MXD> Change the Definition Query as needed> Everything seems to be working fine and no error is thrown. So my question would be, what is the SQL present in the Definition Query for that layer? or maybe I am missing some other necessary step? I used ArcGIS 10.4.1, SQL Server 2014. ... View more

No, release 10.5.1 is not out yet. It is just an update that this Bug will be fixed in the upcoming release of 10.5.1. BUG-000104457: While adding data to an ArcMap 10.5 session as data ..  ... View more

The image didn't upload successfully. Have you checked the below links: Enable Enterprise Geodatabase Create a geodatabase in PostgreSQL on Windows ... View more

DB2 data types supported in ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ArcGIS works with specific data types. When you access a database table through a Database Connection or a query layer, ArcGIS filters out any unsupported data types. ArcGIS will not display unsupported data types and you cannot edit them through ArcGIS. So make sure that the Data Type is supported. ... View more

Just fyi...copying a feature class carries over the edits in the version of the geodatabase you are connected to, while doing the copy. So, if you had connected to the editor's Version in ArcCatalog connection, and then done the Copy\paste to another location\same gdb....it would have kept the edits in that version in the feature class copy. Just in case this helps in the future. ... View more

You can work with existing Geodatabase and data. Create the required domains > Make sure the Feature class is not being used anywhere (in other words, it is not locked) > Assign the Domains to the desired fields in the Feature Class properties.. ... View more

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>  SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > MSSQL$sqlexpress > ARCSDE_License The "MSSQL$sqlexpress " will vary depending on the name of your Instance. From the Database Server properties, it seems that it worked. You can confirm by creating a new sde Personal geodatabase. If that works, then all good. I have converted the Discussion as a Question. ... View more

No you do not need to uninstall SQL Server. Check this location in Windows Registry to confirm: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>  SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services > MSSQL$sqlexpress > ARCSDE_License Once you have successfully executed the setup, the license will automatically populate and show up in the above location. Also, after connecting in ArcCatalog, if you check the Properties of that connection, it should show something like this: ... View more