Is the geodatabase client compatible with ArcGIS Server?
The version of the Geodatabase client is incompatible with the dataset and cannot open it. Failed to add data, unsupported data type. To connect from a newer ArcGIS client to an older release enterprise geodatabase, apply the latest patch to the geodatabase for its release if one exists.
Which is the latest version of the geodatabase?
Often, that version is listed as the 10.x version of the geodatabase. As stated previously, when you create or upgrade an enterprise geodatabase in ArcGIS Pro, the geodatabase version number is a combination of the 10.x and ArcGIS Pro release number.
What are the rules for compatibility with ArcGIS?
The following rules apply for compatibility: Use supported versions of ArcGIS for your clients and geodatabase. ArcGIS clients also include the API for that client. Therefore, the same mixed release rules apply when accessing the geodatabase using API.
Can you access branch versioned datasets in ArcGIS Pro?
You cannot use ArcMap to access datasets that participate in functionality that is specific to ArcGIS Pro. For example, you cannot access branch-versioned datasets, utility networks, or datasets with attribute rules from ArcMap.
What happens when you download a map on ArcGIS?
Once a map is downloaded, mobile workers can use it the same way they do when connected. While they only receive updates to downloaded maps on request, downloaded maps allow mobile workers to continue working with GIS data you’ve shared with them without a data connection.
When does a geodatabase version need to be updated?
For enterprise, workgroup, and desktop geodatabases, the geodatabase version mostly only reflects what software version you used to create or upgrade the geodatabase. The version for file and personal geodatabases has not changed since 10.1. The following rules apply for compatibility: