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I guess this is just a duplicate Post. External SQL Server Connection Name and Alias You can just tag the places, you want the thread to be seen in instead of posting it under different places. ArcGIS for Server Managing Data Enterprise GIS
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09-08-2015
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If you are OK with creating a new File geodatabase and copy\pasting the data from the existing problematic one to the new one -- try that. Otherwise, as suggested earlier, please contact Esri Tech Support, so that they can take a look and troubleshoot.
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09-08-2015
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It will work even when you connect with any 'sysadmin' login and connect to the child version to perform the Reconcile\Post.
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09-05-2015
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Follow the below workflow: 1. From the connection as 'sa' user> add the feature class into ArcMap 2. Change Version to the child version 3. Now start editing 4. Now do the Reconcile You should get the conflict
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09-04-2015
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Exactly...so when you perform the reconcile, use the Connection which was connected with 'sa'...change to the other version and then do the reconcile.
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09-04-2015
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The error that you are observing during Post is indicating that you may not be connected as a DBO user. The DEFAULT version has an Access level of 'Protected' and thus only the version owner, DBO in this case can do the POST. Conflict will only be detected if the same feature has been modified in both the versions, the Parent and the Child. When you perform the Reconcile for the first Child version, no conflict should be detected, because the feature was not modified in the DEFAULT version, but was only modified in the Child version. However, subsequent Reconciles for the other two child versions should detect a Conflict, and will let you choose in whose favour to resolve that Conflict.
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Something to keep in mind-- If its the same instance, you can't have the new sde gdb use the same name, because: - you can't have two databases with the same name on one SQL Server instance - you can't rename an existing sde gdb and connect to it from ArcCatalog
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Good catch Joe If we try creating a Feature Class inside a Feature Dataset, it actually doesn't even give you the option to select\define a Projection. It will automatically take the projection of the Feature Dataset. So, it seems that she might be creating a standalone Feature Class or a new Feature Dataset....which needs to be confirmed.
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09-03-2015
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By 'folders' are you referring to a Feature Class? Can you also post a Screenshot of the Geodatabase in ArcCatalog and what you are looking for, along with the info that Jake requested.
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ArcGIS for Desktop ArcGIS for Desktop | Pricing Some other links highlighting what functionalities are available with the different License levels. I guess looking at these you can get an understanding as to what you need.
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09-02-2015
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I guess that is because, the Step-1 was to take a backup at SQL 2000 and restore on SQL 2008, and then Step-2 was to take a backup at SQL 2008 of that same database and restore on SQL 2012.
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# Import arcpy module
import arcpy
# Local variables:
parent_gdb = "Database Connections\\Parent.sde"
child_gdb = "Database Connections\\Child.sde"
# Process: Synchronize Changes
arcpy.SynchronizeChanges_management(parent_gdb, "DBO.rep_name", child_gdb, "BOTH_DIRECTIONS", "IN_FAVOR_OF_GDB1", "BY_OBJECT", "DO_NOT_RECONCILE")
This is a very basic sample. In case you are not sure, you can use the Model Builder to populate the tool and the parameters, and then export that as a Python script. Managing Data Geodatabase Enterprise GIS python snippets
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No, PostgresQL 9.3.5 is the Base version that is supported indicating that 9.3.1, 9.3.2, 9.3.3 and 9.3.4 are not supported versions. Versions above the Base version are supported unless separately mentioned as Not-Supported.
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Make sure that you have Registered as Versioned the Feature Dataset after adding any new data. Are you dragging only a particular data from that Feature Dataset to edit? Drag the entire Feature Dataset and check if that throws a different error. Is data from inside the Feature Dataset participating in any Relationship Class?
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