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you upgradeUpgrade the geodatabase The goal of upgrading an enterprise geodatabase is to update the geodatabase system tables, stored procedures, types, and functions esri training to take advantage of new functionality and bug fixes.Install a new version of the ArcGIS client or apply a service pack, patch, or hot fix to an existing installation and upgrade the geodatabase.Before you upgradeWhen you upgrade any enterprise http://help.arcgis.com/en/geodatabase/10.0/admin_cmds/Support_files/serveradmin/sdesetup.htm system, including a geodatabase, plan ahead. Test the new version on a development or test server to ensure that it works with all your client applications.When you have determined that the new system works the way you expected, schedule the upgrade; be sure the necessary staff are available to perform the upgrade and that they have the permissions necessary to complete their assigned tasks.Be aware of the following:ArcSDE application server for SQL Server is no longer available http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/manage-data/gdbs-in-sql-server/upgrade-geodatabase-sqlserver.htm beginning with ArcGIS 10.3. You must migrate all application server connections used in maps or services to use direct connections before you can upgrade your geodatabase to 10.3.Upgrades from beta versions of the software are not supported.You can upgrade directly from a 9.3.1, 10, 10.1, 10.2, 10.2.1, or 10.2.2 geodatabase to a 10.3 geodatabase if your database is at a supported release. If your geodatabase is at release 9.3 or earlier, you must first upgrade to a supported geodatabase release and then upgrade to 10.3. Once a geodatabase has been upgraded, previous versions of ArcGIS may not be able to connect since some older versions of ArcGIS cannot read newer versions of the geodatabase. Releases prior to ArcGIS 10 will not be able to connect to a 10.3 geodatabase. ArcGIS 10 clients will be able to connect to the 10.3 geodatabase.There is no formal mechanism to downgrade a geodatabase to a previous version. If after upgrading to a newer version you want to move back to an older version of the geodatabase, you must restore the old database from backup.When a geodatabase in SQL Server is upgraded from ArcGIS 10 to ArcGIS 10.1 or later releases, newly created feature classes will use the SQL Server geometry storage type by default. If you want new feature classes to use a different type of geometry storage by default, change the GEOMETRY_STOR
10.1 and setting up a geodatabase in SQL Server, into one guideline for ease of use. System requirements Prior to installing, please review the relational database management systems database requirements: • Microsoft SQL Server https://esriaustraliatechblog.wordpress.com/2012/08/28/installing-arcsde-10-1-and-setting-up-a-geodatabase-in-sql-server/ Database Requirements for ArcGIS 10.1 Install and configure SQL Server Protocol at your site will https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187961.aspx determine if the administrator or another staff member, such as an information systems technician, will do this. See your SQL Server documentation for instructions. • Configure the instance to accept remote connections. • Decide whether a dbo user or a user named sde will own the geodatabase. • If you will be creating the geodatabase from a error in remote computer (to the SQL Server instance), install the SQL Server Native client on that computer. Set up ArcSDE Windows 1. Navigate to the ArcSDE 10.1 (Windows) media and run ESRI.exe. 2. Click on the Setup link of the specific database platform to install ArcSDE with. 3. If you have any questions about the items listed on the setup menu, additional information regarding an item can be found via the Install arcsde error in Guide. Authorize ArcSDE • Each enterprise geodatabase must be authorized with an ArcGIS Server Enterprise Edition authorization file. You must specify a valid authorization file when the geodatabase is created. If you do not already have an authorization file (*.ecp), you can obtain one by going to the ArcSDE and ArcIMS Product Authorization Form to generate your Esri authorization file. • Once you have an authorization file, you can create a geodatabase or update the authorization file in an existing geodatabase. • To authorize the geodatabase when it is being created, specify the authorization file location when you run either the Create Enterprise Geodatabase or Enable Enterprise Geodatabase geoprocessing tool or Python script. • If you already created your geodatabase and need to reauthorize it, run the sdesetup command with the update_key operation. NOTE: At ArcGIS 10.1, there is no ArcSDE Post Installation wizard, and the installation operation is no longer supported with the sdesetup command. The following steps will create a database and geodatabase in SQL Server: Create a database and geodatabase in SQL Server Create a database and geodatabase by doing one of the following: • Run the Create Enterprise Geodatabase geoprocessing tool from ArcGIS Desktop (Standard or Advanced). • Run a Python script from a computer running ArcGIS Desktop (
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