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Here you go.. Take maps offline—Help | ArcGIS‌ Take maps offline—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS‌ Collector – Disconnected editing and sync | ArcGIS Blog‌ ... View more

I think you will get the answer in the below thread: Desktop 10.2.x can't use Rasterdata in SDE 10.1 Some quick points to check: Are you using an SDE Service connection (Application Server Connection)? If yes, try using a Direct Connection and check if you still observe the issue (you shouldn't) ... View more

Glad that I could help in any manner. Feel free to let us know if you need any more information. ... View more

Map Services and Feature Services will allow disabling schema locking. Geoprocessing and locator services don't support that (I am not completely sure about the locator services though). You may give that a try and see if that helps. ... View more

What kind of services are you using? Services can be set in such a way that they don't create any Schema lock on the data by themselves. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ python - How to prevent ArcGIS SOC from locking Oracle tables? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange‌ Map services, SDE and locks | Esri Australia Technical Blog‌ What Jake suggested in the previous post (Replication) will work fine, if you are just modifying the schema of existing data. However if you are adding new Feature Classes to existing datasets, the replication process won't be a suitable option (unless you are ready to recreate the replica every time) ... View more

Nothing on the Desktop or Server box....just run the setup for SDE Workgroup on the database server and enable the instance. Then connect to the instance from ArcCatalog "Add database Server" and create the sde gdb ... View more

Both the links state the same thing. Its just that this one is more descriptive: ArcGIS Server Workgroup Microsoft SQL Server Express installation‌ Run the ArcSDE for Workgroup setup on the database server ... View more

You can download the authorization file from the My ESRI website (Esri Accounts). You can also use the KEYCODES file generated after authorizing ArcGIS for Server Workgroup. Its usually located on the below location on the ArcGIS Server machine: C:\Program Files\ESRI\License10.x\sysgen\keycodes There are multiple ways of confirming if its a database or a geodatabase. For a quick confirmation: this is how it comes up in a simple sql server database: and this is how it shows up in an sde geodatabase: ... View more

Jim Dahl wrote: I learned how to import data into the SQL database Were you loading data into a simple SQL Server database? ArcGIS Server Workgroup Microsoft SQL Server Express installation‌ ... View more

By any chance, is your Sql Server instance set to a collation of either Azeri_Latin_100_CI_AS or Azeri_Cyrillic_100_CI_AS? Beginning with ArcSDE 9.2, case sensitive collation is not supported at SQL Server instance and database level, which means the database collation must be case insensitive. What is the name you are using for creating the geodatabase? ... View more

If you already have the SQL Server sde workgroup geodatabase setup and ready for use, you can simply Copy/Paste or use XML Export/Import to transfer all the data from the File gdb to this sde gdb. This will bring over all the datasets, relationship classes, etc as it is. ... View more

As Dan suggested, there is no quick and easy way of doing what you want, till the basics are covered. However here are some additional links for reference: ArcGIS Help 10.1‌ ArcGIS Explorer - Create a Basemap‌ ... View more