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How do I create a replica geodatabase?
If the Distributed Geodatabase toolbar is not already open, click Customize on the main menu, point to Toolbars, and click Distributed Geodatabase. Click the Create Replica button on the Distributed Geodatabase toolbar to activate the Create Replica wizard.
How do I create a replica in ArcGIS online?
The ArcGIS REST Services Directory page displays. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, and click Create Replica. The page for Create Replica: (feature service name) displays. Specify the Replica Name.
How do I export attachments from ArcGIS online?
Log in to the ArcGIS Online organizational account. Navigate to My Content, and browse to the desired feature service with attachments. Click the options icon next to the feature service to be downloaded, and select View item details. The item details page for the hosted feature service displays.
What happens when a replica is created in a geodatabase?
The process copies data from the source geodatabase to a target geodatabase and creates a replica in each geodatabase. The replica describes what data has been replicated and contains the information needed to synchronize changes.
How is a replica created in a database?
Replica creation involves the user defining the data to replicate from a source geodatabase, then running a process to create replicas. The process copies data from the source geodatabase to a target geodatabase and creates a replica in each geodatabase.
How is data distributed in a geodatabase?
Various workflows require you to distribute your data to different geodatabases, and synchronize changes made to the data in each geodatabase. The following is a guide to help you determine how best to use distributed data, geodatabase replicas, and synchronization for your system.
Which is the parent replica in a replica pair?
The replica describes what data has been replicated and contains the information needed to synchronize changes. The replica in the source geodatabase is the parent replica, and the replica in the target geodatabase is the child replica. Each combination of child and parent replicas is a replica pair.