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‎01-18-2016

If the sync message was not received it may have caused you to have to sync multiple times. If the sync counts are not the same, I believe that that they will not be "in sync" either and require multiple syncs. http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/desktop/latest/manage-data/geodatabases/synchronizing-connected-replicas.htm http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/desktop/latest/manage-data/geodatabases/synchronization-and-versioning.htm I am glad to hear that you were able to get it completed and compressed. I know that when you have replicas that a full compress becomes a more challenging prospect. -George

‎01-18-2016

Just adding some other groups for more visibility: Enterprise GIS Esri Technical Support

‎01-18-2016

Allen, Here is a blog and a white paper that reviews compressing the enterprise geodatabase with replicas. The process is a little more complicated than normal, but it can be done. The white paper may look old, but the principals are still the same. https://blogs.esri.com/esri/supportcenter/2015/03/24/tips-for-compressing-with-existing-geodatabase-replicas/ *This blog was written by an analyst on the Geodata team. Compressing ArcSDE Geodatabases That Contain Replicas—Best Practices: http://downloads.esri.com/support/whitepapers/ao_/J9842_GDB_Compress_With_Replicas.pdf If this is not possible or you need more guidance, I would recommend contacting Technical Support and talk to the Geodata team. This team specializes in this type of question. I think this should get you going in the right direction. -George Managing Data Esri Technical Support

‎01-08-2016

Adding the Esri Certified Individuals

‎01-06-2016

Hi Bob, I assume that you are using SQL Server for the RDBMS. It looks like it may be possible using the following documentation: Connections to highly available SQL Server databases—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop . But it looks like it may not be possible in SQL Server yet to just connect a read-only geodatabase. I know that it is possible to connect to a read-only in Oracle: Connections to read-only Oracle databases—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop -George

‎12-30-2015

Here is a link that will help clear up what can be done with a ArcGIS for Desktop Basic license: Geodatabase functionality in ArcGIS for Desktop Basic—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop -George Managing Data

‎12-28-2015

Graeme, Here are some direct links to 10.4 pre-release docs. These can be found on the MyEsri site where you downloaded the software. What’s New: http://gisupdates.esri.com/104pr/whats_new_in_arcgis_104pr.pdf Release Notes: http://gisupdates.esri.com/104pr/ArcGIS104PR_Release_Notes.pdf Quick Start Guides: http://gisupdates.esri.com/104pr/ArcGIS104PR_Quick_Start_Guides.pdf Hope this will help. -George

‎12-03-2015

Gaston - If possible it may be necessary to get a case with Esri Tech Support open to have them help you troubleshoot the issue. Issues with Geometric Networks can be VERY complicated and need to be handled as such. hope this helps..... -George

‎12-03-2015

use the "@ Mention" function.... Geodatabase

‎12-03-2015

I would also mention the Geodatabase group as you are using Oracle.

‎12-03-2015

Adding other groups..... Geodatabase Enterprise GIS

‎11-25-2015

Hi Maria, I am assuming that your PostgreSQL instance in on a Windows machine? If so, is it the same machine as DT 10.3.1? Where did you copy the 9.3 st_geometry.dll file (C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\DatabaseSupport\PostgreSQL\9.3) to on the PostgreSQL install? Did you copy it to the "PostgreSQL home\lib" directory? Set up a geodatabase in PostgreSQL on Windows—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Hope this helps...... -George Geodatabase Managing Data

‎11-19-2015

Hi DEV APP, I think that we will need a little more context to the issue. -What version of Oracle? -What version is the geodatabase at? -Can you provide some sample SQL that you are using to create your view? -What type of feature class is the view being created on? It the table registered with the geodatabase? -What ArcGIS Client is being used to view the DB view? The error message looks like there may an issue reading the OID's in the table..... -George

‎11-12-2015

Hi Chris, If I understand you post correctly you want to do the following: 1. Export data from an enterprise geodatabase into a file geodatabase. 2. You do NOT want the file geodatabase folder that holds the data to contain the ".gdb" extension, correct? 3. You only are willing to use ArcGIS 10.0 for this process. Some follow up questions: A. Why do not want to the exported geodatabase data to have the extention? B. What is your ultimate goal with the exported data? Please let me know if I misunderstood your post. I am adding a few other groups to gain a little more visibility. -George Geodatabase Managing Data Enterprise GIS

‎11-10-2015

Hi Soro, You can request a free trial: ArcGIS Platform | Free Trial It is a 60-day trial. -George ArcGIS for Desktop Installation support

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Re: Compressing MSSQL SDE with replica

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