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Hi Alison, I would recommend not editing any of the JTX_ repository tables!!!!! This could lead to corruption in which a correction is not possible. This is also an unsupported modification in which support may not be able to help if there are other issues down the road. In my experience it is better to let the ArcGIS WMX extension do those changes. Hope this helps -George
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08-25-2015
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Hi Jeff, There was a patch that was just released that fixed an issue that seems similar to yours. Try installing this patch and retest: ArcGIS 10.3.1 for (Desktop, Engine, Server) Geocoding General Maintenance Patch | Samples and Utilities Hope this helps. -George
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Sounds like you are not editing the correct version and the state. Make sure that you start the edit session pointing to the correct version. Here is the documentation for Oracle at 10.3, but all the other RDBMS versions are listed on this page also. Edit versioned data in Oracle using SQL—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop An overview of editing versioned data using SQL—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Hope this helps -George
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Hi Duncan, Here is a link for the support data types in ArcGIS Pro: Supported data types and items—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop Hope this helps.... -George
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Hi Terry, Can you provide a little more information related to the RDBMS being used? It looks like you are using Oracle but want to verify. Do you happen to have other map services registered with the SDE user that may be using the incorrect password? I am going to link to other groups with may help get more responses. Geodatabase Managing Data Enterprise GIS -George
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Here is a blog outlining the instructions for upgrading the database from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2012. Migration SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2012 - Microsoft SQL Server - Site Home - TechNet Blogs Once the database is at SQL Server 2012, you could then make a connection in ArcCatalog and then upgrade the geodatabase to 10.3.1. -George
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07-09-2015
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If you look at the error message it says..... "...revoke database owner from the SDE login..." I do not think it has anything to do with the password. -George
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It looks like you gave "db_Owner" role to the SDE user, remove that for the creation of the geodatabase. -George
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Here is some information for 10.3.x and views in a database/geodatabase (specifically in SQL Server): Views in an enterprise geodatabase—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop View database data in ArcGIS—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop Hope this helps with any clarification. -George
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Hi Pranavi, I think that we will need a little more information in order to help. I assume that you are using Oracle, correct? If so, what version of Oracle. Could you copy/paste the last information from the sde_setup.log into the post? Make sure you followed the directions for multiple geodatabases in Oracle. -Did you close the ArcCatalog client and then try the Create Enterprise Geodatabase GP tool again? Look forward to your responses. -George Geodatabase Enterprise GIS
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Hi David, You would just delete the database in SQL Server Management Studio. There is no "out of the box" tool to delete enterprise geodatabases. -George Geodatabase Enterprise GIS
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Hi Thomas, I would recommend that you create a case with Technical Support to have this looked into in more detail. Here is the reference to the other GeoNet post: https://community.esri.com/thread/120204 Thanks! George T. Geodatabase Enterprise GIS
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06-15-2015
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Hi Kentucky DGI and David, I wanted to clarify that SQL Server Geometry storage became the DEFAULT stating at the 10.1 release and not at 10.3. When you create a new geodatabase in SQL Server or upgrade an existing geodatabase, the default geometry storage type used for new feature classes is SQL Server geometry. Therefore, all newly created feature classes can be accessed through SQL. If you do not want new feature classes to use SQL Server geometry storage by default, you can use the sdedbtune ArcSDE administration command to change the GEOMETRY_STORAGE setting under the DEFAULTS keyword in the SDE_dbtune table. You can install the ArcSDE administration commands using the ArcSDE Application Server for SQL Server installation wizard. This is from the What's New for Geodatabases at 10.1, under the section: Default geometry storage type changed Hope this clarifies when the DEFAULT geometry storage type for SQL Server changed. -George
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Hi Paul, Does the Oracle database have any of the Oracle Security Patches (OCT14, JAN15 or APRIL15) installed? If so, you may be need to install the following patch and retest: ArcGIS 'Oracle Critical Patch Update - October 2014' Connection Issue Patch | Samples and Utilities If you have the rights, you could just install the patch and retest. -George Geodatabase Enterprise GIS
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