Latest Contributions by George_Thompson

I would recommend upgrading the Enterprise Geodatabase‌ to 10.2.2 or 10.3.1, then upgrade to 10.5. You will be required to make an "intermediate" leap in the upgrade process from 9.3.x --> 10.5. Please be sure to follow the upgrade documentation for each process. Also take a VERIFIED BACKUP of the database before attempting the upgrade process. I picked SQL Server as an example: Upgrade to 10.3.1: Upgrade an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  then Upgrade to 10.5: Upgrade an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  This should get you up and running. ... View more

I am not sure if there is something out yet. I would guess that there will be a lot more information coming out in the next few months. ... View more

Here is a Whitepaper that may help with some information: Esri Utility Network Pro  ... View more

Yep, When it comes to versioned data ONLY use the supported workflows via the ArcGIS Client or versioned views. ... View more

Here is some documentation on editing the data via SQL (T-SQL for SQL Server). What type of data can be edited using SQL?—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  It is not recommended to edit versioned data (ever) outside of a supported workflow. This could cause corruption within the Geodatabase and may not be apparent till a later date. Editing of versioned data can be done via the versioned view: What is a versioned view?—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  I can tell you from experience that using unsupported workflows can make the GDB corrupt and cause you to have a bad day. What support is basically saying is this: If you use an unsupported workflow, it may be impossible for them to figure out what happened and/or provide a correction. Hope this helps! Geodatabase‌ ... View more

010096: There is no Spatial Analyst license currently available or enabled.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  This link gives information on where to check the license information for Pro. ... View more

You can also download the patch via My Esri. ... View more

Yeah running it in Citrix may not be the best with the current configuration. I can understand you stance, but I still believe that your machine is very under resourced. If you started to use Desktop with larger datasets and/or very complex analysis (Imagery processing) you may see some performance issues with just 4GB of RAM. I know that there are post in https://community.esri.com/?sr=search&searchId=35366b58-e1a9-46cf-83ba-8f8112eb44a0&searchIndex=1‌ that people ask about minimum specs for a machine. ... View more

I can see why it may be running slow (64-bit Pro vs. 32-bit Desktop). That amount of RAM for a 64-bit system does not seem like much. I am not even using Pro/Desktop and my machine consumes about 4-5 GB of RAM just using: Chrome, Outlook, Skype, OneNote and IE on Windows 10 O/S. This is less RAM that Windows 7 used for the same workload. I wonder if your machine is pegged out with the Physical RAM and using page file? I would think that it is not realistic of your employer, in my opinion, to expect you to do real geospatial analysis and editing with only 4 GB of RAM and not have some issues with the machine. Could send them the System Requirements documentation: ArcGIS Pro 1.4 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Nothing more specific. You could turn on the SDEINTERCEPT on the client and see where the error is occurring? Deciphering Errors within ArcSDE | Support Services Blog  When was the last time that a compress successfully completed? What version of ArcGIS client are you using? Are you using 3-tier connection or direct connections? Can you provide a workflow for the compress? Can the SDE user add features to a map and select over 100 of them? Try to select 200+ and see of that works? ... View more

May be related to log file configuration?  ArcGIS Desktop  Compress Operation in Oracle: ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Nope, the @ mention is to the GeoNet group. You will need to log a case via Esri Support Home  ... View more

I would open a case with Esri Technical Support‌ and have them review the behavior to be certain. I can understand the matter of choice, but also agree it is not best practice. ... View more

I would you say that you should not put spaces in the file names. Here is some documented error messages that support that idea: 080020: Invalid output path.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  001255: Input file name has spaces.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  001256: Output file name has spaces.—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

https://community.esri.com/groups/arcgis-for-desktop-installation-support?sr=search&searchId=cc9e40d3-6918-4ac6-86b1-4f841938b084&searchIndex=0‌ ... View more