Latest Contributions by AsrujitSengupta

Ben, which offline help were you referring to? I just checked the offline ArcGIS 10.2 Help...it states the same thing. ... View more

Ben, if you look at the ESRI documentations/links, at the Top-Right the license level required to run each tool is specified. Merge Mosaic Dataset Items (Data Management): http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//00170000018r000000 As Nidhin mentioned, this tool needs a Standard or Advanced license for use. ... View more

Open that Layer file in ArcMap(simply double clicking on it will open that in ArcMap)--> The layer will show up in the Table of Contents--> R-click on the layer--> Export data--> Export the desired layer as a shapefile. ... View more

Also, try registering the database with ArcGIS Server from ArcCatalog and check if you observe the same issue there. ... View more

To get a valid answer please provide complete information on the software in use (e.g. Oracle 11.2.0.3 and the version of the Client installed) As suggested by jayasudha123, you need a 32-Bit Oracle client to connect to the Oracle database from ArcGIS Desktop. ... View more

Have a look at the below links: Creating a geodatabase in a user's schema in Oracle: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//002n0000000s000000 Connections to user-schema geodatabases in Oracle: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.2/index.html#//002n00000031000000 ... View more

As I highlighted in my last post : Unregister�??Unregisters the replica. If a synchronization version exists, it will also be removed at the same time. That version will automatically be removed during the "Unregister' process. ... View more

Unregistering a replica---> equivalent to Deleting that replica from that geodatabase Go to Replica Manager and unregister that replica...don't change anything in Version Manager/Versions table... ... View more

You need both the 32-bit and 64-bit client installed on that machine. Once they are both installed, just make sure the 64-bit client is first in the PATH variable in the Environment Variable and then try connecting. ... View more

Just as Vince suggested, 1. try to connect to that instance using SQL Server Management Studio installed on the Desktop machine (if this fails, ArcCatalog won't work too) 2. If the Firewall is 'Turned On' on the database server, disable it to check if that helps. (if this does help, then you can add exceptions as required in the Windows firewall) Also... 1. is this the only machine facing the connection issue? 2. have you checked the SQL Server Configuration Manager and checked that the required services are running/enabled ... View more

Creating a Join between data owned by two different schemas should fine work... ... View more

Ok, but I don't think the work flow that you want is possible.....to achieve that you may have to create separate logins for each editor and create individual connections for them.....or just go for Windows Authenticated Logins if possible...whichever suits you... ... View more

May be I am missing something or just confused. Can you please explain a bit more about what you have right now and what you would like to implement. ** In ArcMap if you pull data from a connection which is connected as "test" user, then in Editor Tracking, "test" will be recorded as user for all the edits. If you don't want "test" and lets say want "test2", simply create a new connection as "test2" user and pull data from that connection. OR... If all your editors login as "test" (just an example)...but you want to differentiate as to which user edited the data...then you need to follow the above link and make the changes in the individual user's connection properties. ... View more

Have a look at the below link: About tracking an editor's changes to data http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//01m600000068000000 Specifying how user names are recorded For file and personal geodatabases edited with ArcGIS for Desktop clients, and ArcSDE geodatabases you connect to through operating system authentication, the user name written is the operating system login. The value used is set by the text typed by the user when he or she logs in. If he logs in as John, John writes as the user name. If the next day he logs in as john, john writes as the user name. For ArcSDE geodatabases you connect to through database authentication, the user name is the name you use to connect to the geodatabase. If your data resides in an ArcSDE geodatabase and you connect through database authentication, you can choose to append a realm (for example: @esri.com) to the name of the user who makes the edit. For example, if you have a user named John in your Denver office and a user named John in your Seattle office, you can track their edits as John@denver and John@seattle, respectively, so that you can be certain which John made each edit. To set the realm for an ArcSDE geodatabase, you must have administrator privileges on the database. In the Catalog window, right-click the connection to the geodatabase, click Properties, and click the Editor Tracking tab. You can then choose whether to use the default realm or apply your own. You can also choose to append a realm to edits made through a feature service. For more information, see Editor tracking for feature services. ... View more