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Yes, SQL Server Native Client is indeed required on the machine. However, the error that you are getting may not be caused because of that. Is the user mapped to any SQL Server database?
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Please try re-calculating the extent for that empty SQL Server geography feature class and check if that helps.
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The "Details" section in that link explains the various setups available for download. You need to choose based on what functionalities (from SQL Server point of view) you want to use. Express (SQLEXPR) Express edition includes the SQL Server database engine only. Best suited to accept remote connections or administer remotely. ----- This is the most basic one, which includes the SQL Server database engine only. Express with Advanced Services (SQLEXPRADV) This package contains all the components of SQL Server Express including the full version of SQL Server 2012 Management Studio with SP1. This is a larger download than “with Tools,” as it also includes both Full Text Search and Reporting Services. ----- This includes all the Services\tools available.
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Move this question to a more appropriate area like Managing Data or Geodatabase for better response. Also add tags to your question: enterprise gis sdemanaging_datasde administrationsdedata management etc
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Jarom Hlebasko try to mark the responses which answered your questions as Helpful\Correct Answer, so that it may help other people in the future.
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The 'Delete Features" or "Delete Rows" have always been deleting one record at a time. So what you may be observing is a performance degradation w.r.t. the tool. Is your data registered as Versioned? If not, you may try the Truncate table tool. It deletes all the records in a table\fc in one go. ArcGIS Help 10.1 Note: Try to post your question with proper tags to get a wider audience. enterprise gis sdesdemanaging_datageodatabasearcgis sdeenterprise geodatabases (arcsde)gp tools
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You can download it from the Microsoft website directly. The "ArcSDE for Microsoft SQL Server" setup(which is for SDE Enterprise) will not have SQl Server Express included with it. The SQL Server Express Edition setup is included along with the setup for SDE Personal or SDE Workgroup only. Links to download the SQl Server Express, just in case you want them: Download Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 R2 SP2 - Express Edition from Official Microsoft Download Center Download Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Express from Official Microsoft Download Center
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Doesn't that indicate that all editions of SQL Server is supported?
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Jarom Hlebasko I will suggest going through the below link which explains this very clearly: Geodatabase | Multiuser Geodatabase In short, the license level of ArcSDE is more important here for your understanding: SDE Personal: You can have 3 simultaneous users connected , but only 1 can edit. SDE Workgroup: You can have 10 simultaneous users/editors. SDE Enterprise: No limitation on simultaneous users/editors.
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I am a part of that *famed* ESRI Tech Support team However yes, feel free to refer to this thread in your Support request or mention my name in case you face any issues while upgrading to 10.3.
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The SDE Personal comes along with ArcGIS Desktop, thus has its limitations. In this case here Jarom, already had a ArcGIS for Server enterprise license available to him. Thus he can create SDE Enterprise geodatabases as well. This was my reason for suggesting the creation of an sde enterprise gdb.
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Cattyann Campbell: What you are talking about is a SDE personal geodatabase. Which has a limitation as discussed in this thread above. I am suggesting the use of an SDE Enterprise geodatabase to Jarom Hlebasko. Please note the difference.
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No, if its an sde enterprise geodatabase...there is no limit on the number of connections or the number of simultaneous editors.
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You can use a SQL Server Express instance to create an sde enterprise geodatabase and use it for publishing the Map Services. That way there will be no limitation on the number of connections. But as Jake had mentioned previously, you should take a look at the limitations of SQL Server Express once, specially the database size limit (each database has a limitation of 10GB in size). However, you can create multiple databases if that works for you.
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