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To open the dialog box, select a workspace from the source tab and click the Version Changes button on the Versioning toolbar. You have not selected that. ... View more

Seems to be a documentation error. I could open the 10.5 File gdb using ArcGIS Desktop 10.4\10.4.1. ... View more

Before directly creating Views using ArcGIS Desktop, try creating the view at the Database end, make sure it gives the desired result there...then create it using ArcGIS Desktop if needed. ... View more

While the Script is a good resource to check, you should read about the concepts to get a better idea.  Example: The compress operation for the Enterprise Geodatabase is not the same as traditional Compress\Shrink (in case of SQL Server). So my suggestion would be to read about these first, compare it with the SQL Server maintenance tasks and then decide how you want to get these done. Here are some links for reference: Geodatabase maintenance—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Geodatabase compression—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Update database statistics—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Rebuild system table indexes—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

I'll suggest contacting your local Esri Distributor and discussing with them, so that they can check your environment, databases and troubleshoot in a better way. ... View more

System Requirements  to start with, ArcGIS Desktop 10.2.x is not supported on Windows 10. Are you getting this error on different machines as well? Are other users facing this issue if they log into this machine? Do you get the error while changing versions for different geodatabases? ... View more

That doesn't really help much. This Bug is similar: Bug: Compress operation fails after encountering a corrupt spatial index when a SQL Server 2008 R2 database is restored …  If possible, re-create the Spatial Index for the data in the Geodatabase and check if that helps. ... View more

No, the sdedc log file will be present in: C:\Users\%your_user_profile%\AppData\Local\Temp Open it using Notepad and check for error towards the end of the file. ... View more

Check the Direct Connect log files and provide us the error here if any.. ... View more

BUG-000090937: Invalid (NULL) Lob locator (points) errors are retur..  Yes, as per the details in the Bug, it seems to be an issues since 10.3.1. Alternate Solution Use the following filter in SQL queries: WHERE SDE.ST_ISEMPTY(SHAPE) = 0; OR WHERE A.SHAPE.POINTS IS NOT NULL; ... View more

By query, I assume you referring to SQL queries from Database end. Why do you need to use the Relationship class to query related records? Finding related records can be done through pretty simple queries. If you are facing issues creating SQL queries, maybe provide us a sample of data that you have and the query that you have tried. Correct me if I misunderstood the question. You can check below anyway: Benefits of relationship classes—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

similar thread: Can tables in a non-spatial database be edited in ArcMap  Databases and ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Edit data If you have ArcGIS Server, you can publish a feature service that contains data from an ALTIBASE, Dameng, IBM DB2 (Linux, Unix, or Windows), IBM Informix, Microsoft Azure SQL Database, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SAP HANA, or Teradata database. You can set what type of edits can be made to the data through the feature service and give people access to the feature service so they can edit. See What is a feature service? and related topics in the ArcGIS Server help for more information. ... View more

Insights will not see the tables\views of the Linked DB. Yes, you can create a View in the SQL Server db, which will pull the data from the Linked Server db and then use that in Insights. ... View more