Latest Contributions by Asrujit_SenGupta

No, once you have disabled Archiving on the data, you cannot use the old Archive table while re-enabling Archiving again. Enhancements have been logged for this functionality. NIM050307 - Option to attach the old archive table (_h) back to the original feature class on re-enabling archiving The only option seems to be taking a separate backup of the History Table before you delete any field. ... View more

Try generating a new ECP file directly from the My Esri site using the ECP number. See if that helps. ... View more

If you have already contacted Esti Tech Support, they can maybe take a look at your States tree (use GDBT maybe) and give you a better picture. However  following up on my other question\suggestion: The Feature Classes on which the Conflicts are observed -- are they edited by this person only?   Cause, if they are edited by different editors, I guess it is quite possible that the same feature may have been edited by more than 1 editor, albeit in their own versions. The Conflict will arise in this scenario too.....just a possibility. ... View more

From what I understand you just need some selected Feature Classes and the Domains...you don't want the Geometric Network. Let me know if the understanding is incorrect  The below is a screenshot of what the geodatabase contains. Create a copy of the File geodatabase and then just Right-Click on the data that you don't want and delete them. ... View more

The Feature Classes on which the Conflicts are observed -- are they edited by this person only? Cause, if they are edited by different editors, I guess it is quite possible that the same feature may have been edited by more than 1 editor, albeit in their own versions. The Conflict will arise in this scenario too.....just a possibility. ... View more

Yes, that could be a scenario giving rise to conflicts, ONLY IF the editor has multiple edit sessions open at the same time and editing the same feature in separate sessions. However this will lead to conflicts when he tries to Save his edits, not during a separate Reconcile process.  Versioning 101 explains this possibility: The reconcile process can occur either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit—A reconcile operation will occur implicitly when there are multiple editors editing the same version (see Figure 3A). Each editor maintains his or her own branch in the state tree for the duration of an edit session. When an editor attempts to save the edits in his or her edit session, a reconcile operation occurs to push the edits in the editor's branch to the branch currently referenced by the version. With multiple editors in one version, each time edits are saved, the reconcile process is executed. There is no choice of when the reconcile operation happens; it always occurs when edits are saved. Explicit—When performing a reconcile operation between different versions (as shown in Figure 8), an editor chooses when he or she wants the reconcile process to be executed. This differs from an implicit reconcile process, which occurs when edits are saved. ... View more

Do you mean to say that you just need the Feature Classes with Schema only? Not the Geometric Networks, Topology, Domain and stuff? If that is the case, use the Feature Class to Feature Class tool to export out only the required data into an empty geodatabase and then use it as per your need. ... View more

A Conflict is observed while performing the Reconcile operation. A conflict is only observed when the same feature has been modified (moved, attribute update, deleted) in two different versions. The edits may have been done by the same person or different editors, that does not matter. So in your case, you must check if the Target version has been modified by someone else or maybe it is updated through any process,etc. Otherwise, this should not be observed. ... View more

Yes, you can publish data from geodatabases hosted on SQL Server Express instance. ... View more

ArcSDE for Personal comes free with ArcGIS Desktop...however it only works with SQL Server Express edition.... ... View more

If you are the only person who will be editing the data and the size of the Database will not exceed 10GB, you can also look into using ArcSDE_Personal. Types of geodatabases—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Personal SDE  ... View more

A decision on which one to choose may depend on factors like: How much edits do the editors do on a daily basis How frequently is Reconcile\Post, deletion of versions, compress done I guess, if it is feasible, just having one version per editor will be sufficient and easy to manage. ... View more

You cannot edit simple database tables using ArcMap. It can be published and edited using a Feature Service. ArcGIS functionality available for database tables that are not registered with the geodatabase—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for…  ... View more

See if these links help: Add Incrementing ID Field—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  More GeoNet Posts: Auto-Increment Field within SDE  https://community.esri.com/thread/181774-how-is-auto-increment-supposed-to-work  ... View more