Latest Contributions by MichaelGinzburg

As for the logins and data owners (schemas) here is the doc: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/geodatabases/manage-sql-server/add-users-sqlserver.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_1EF70F32F80041FB9666781BD3D78754 For the comparing part you may want to look at this tool Feature Compare (Data Management)  Is the data version in the Enterprise Geodatabase (SQL Server) that is being exported to the file Geodatabase? Another good check would be to run the Check Geometry (Data Management) on the feature class in SQL Server first. ... View more

What is the version of Postgres being used? Can you run a select by ..... in ArcGIS Pro? Does the data display in a map service? ... View more

Some update: we have found that for some reason ADF considers one of the view fields to be not nullable despite it is defined as nullable in the view and source DB table. As a workaround we excluded the field from the query and it started to select. I still don't know if the same configuration works ok on the production. ... View more

VMware Workspace ONE is another product than VMWare Horizon. My question is about VMware Workspace ONE Web browser. ... View more

Hello, I can  add WMS service from geoserver. I have popups. But the service ifo is not displaye in the data table widget. What can be the reason? ... View more

Hello again, Thanks to everybody who participated. I rebuilt the DB server. Now I have no problem with spatial indices. Nor with identify. I have problem with selection. I can't select from spatial view. Getting no results. What can be the problem? Still on 9.3.1. Thanks!   ... View more

ArcGIS 9.3.1 is very ancient. It's unlikely many here remember how the old command-line tools worked, or how to work around geodatabase corruption with the old-style geodatabase architecture. It would help if you provide details on the RDBMS and how you've deployed the software. It sounds as if you have Oracle with the now-deprecated user-schema geodatabases, but exact details are necessary.  Generally, untangling a corrupted geodatabase would be a Tech Support call, but you're nearly a decade late for that. Any advice you receive now would come with a high risk of complete destruction of database integrity, so you might need to provide legal cover to anyone who could help (which would require a time and materials contract with appropriate indemnity). The good news is that the pre-10 geodatabase architecture was more relational, but the bad news is that you're likely working without a net. Sorry. - V ... View more