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‘ArcSDE’ Archives
2008 ESRI UC – Day 2
Day 2, and for the rest of the conference there are technical sessions. Many, many technical sessions. From getting started with ArcMap to Building Models with Python. There is almost too much to choose from. The key is planning out your day. The exhibit area opened up this morning and it is amazing. There are hundreds of exhibitors here: [...]
2008 ESRI UC – Day 1
14,000 GIS users converge on San Diego, California's Convention Center. This event is massive! One Plenary Session today led by the president of ESRI, Jack Dangermond. The topic of today's talks - GIS: Geography in Action. Jack began this morning with a welcome and proceeded with some yearly awards. Next, began the showcase of technical [...]
ESRI Releases a ‘How to Understand the ELA’ White Paper
ESRI just released a guide to help us understand the ESRI Enterprise License Agreement (ELA). As many of you know, ESRI released the Small Municipal and County Government ELA which at the outset looked really good. As the details were released it became apparent that it wasn't going to be a good fit for everyone. The program has certainly [...]
ArcGIS 9.3 to ship in July
Just got a little bit more of an official word that ArcGIS 9.3 will begin shipping in mid-July. That means you can expect to see it in your mailbox during the last half of the month. For more info on what's coming up in the new release, ESRI has a page dedicated to it.
ArcGIS Server & ArcSDE at the 9.3 Release
We found a great article, from Spatially Adjusted, explaining the future of ArcSDE at the ArcGIS Server 9.3 release. There is also great information on how ArcGIS Server will integrate with new Spatial Databases as well as connect to and create older versions of the GEOdatabase. Here are the bullet points listed below. ArcSDE at 9.3 will [...]
ESRI Podcast Explaining GEOdatabase Replication
GEOdatabase Replication is an exciting new feature offered in the ArcSDE 9.2 release from ESRI. This new functionality does not get the "WOW" attention it deserves as the migration from shapefiles, coverages, and personal GEOdatabases has been slow. If you own SDE, you should seriously look into this exciting feature as a means of GIS data [...]
