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Once you install and configure License Manager 10.4, it should take care of the messages.
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Are you running Esri License Manager 10.4 also? This is a requirement for Pro 1.2 licensing. ArcGIS Pro 1.2 system requirements—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop If licensing through Portal for ArcGIS, which is approximately a private version of ArcGIS Online, installation of Portal for ArcGIS 10.3 or later and ArcGIS License Manager 10.4 is required.
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Hi Lars, How are you accessing your licenses for Pro 1.2? Internal Portal? ArcGIS Online?
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Adding a few other groups....... Thanks for those tools and slides! Managing Data Enterprise GIS
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Your comment below: ....The problem now is that the only user who can add data to the user schema gdb is the user schema user. When that user is created their default tablespace is set to the tablespace that holds the gdb system tables for the user schema gdb not the master gdb. ..... This is as designed, in the documentation it says: Rules for using multiple geodatabases in one Oracle database are as follows: A geodatabase is owned by the user who created it. That user is the geodatabase administrator for that geodatabase and requires geodatabase administrator privileges. See User privileges for geodatabases in Oracle for specific geodatabase administrator privileges. A user can own only one geodatabase. Only the owner of the user-schema geodatabase can own data in that geodatabase. If a user owns a geodatabase, he or she cannot own data in the master sde geodatabase. If a user owns data in the master sde geodatabase, he or she cannot own a user-schema geodatabase. As Vince mentioned, this is not a very common or suggested workflow moving forward. If you are just creating a new Oracle geodatabase for your data, it is recommended to not use user-schemas.
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Hi Callista, Here some documentation for that configuration on Oracle. I have not seen to many people have user schema Oracle geodatabases any more. Many people just create a new data owner and map them to a separate table space. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) When you ran the Create Enterprise Geodatabase GP tool, what was the table space name that was in the field? - That would be the location that all the objects would be stored unless you have something different in the DBTUNE table. -George
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What is the minimum number of instances on the service that you are experiencing the latency?
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Here is some detailed information on the Geometric Network system tables: Geometric networks in a geodatabase in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop There are also references to this link: System tables of a geodatabase stored in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop I just picked Oracle, but these are available for all RDBMS that are supported for geodatabase functionality. Hope that gets you the info you are looking for. -George
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Esri Events | GIS User Conferences - Seminars - User Groups All in one spot.....
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The Oracle Full Client (Admin) should have everything installed. As an alternate for testing, you can install the 32 bit Oracle Instant client and add the folder to the PATH variable and test in ArcCatalog (after closing it down and re-opening it): ServerName/SID
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You only need the 32 bit client installed for ArcMap. Is the 32 bit client 1st or 2nd in the PATH variable (behind the 64 bit client). Are the Oracle clients the full Admin clients? I am not sure about the run-time clients. -George Geodatabase
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Look at the MINIMUM_ID field in the TABLE_REGISTRY System tables of a geodatabase stored in Oracle—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop -George
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Hi Yasser, I would with the people who developed the SOE for 10.1 and see if they updated and/or tested at the 10.3.1 release. Where did the 10.1 version come from? -George
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Hi Bekir, I think that we are going to need a little more information to help with this issue: -What version of ArcGIS Desktop is being used for the compress? -What version is the enterprise geodatabase at? -What RDBMS is the enterprise geodatabase housed in? -What is the start and ending count from the SDE_Compress table? -Is there anyone editing the data during the compress? -What has changed in the last 2 days? Large data loading, more editors, etc..... -George Geodatabase Managing Data Enterprise GIS
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I would yes, that is a supported spatial type within ArcGIS and you can use all the functionality that you mention above.
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