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When to register and unregister data in ArcSDE?
By default, when you add or create a dataset in an ArcSDE geodatabase, the data is not registered as versioned. For an introduction to these options and why you would use them, see Data maintenance strategies.
Do you need a license to use ArcSDE geodatabase?
Available with Standard or Advanced license. The datasets in your ArcSDE geodatabase can be registered as versioned without the option to move edits to base, registered as versioned with the option to move edits to base, or not registered as versioned.
How to move edits to the base table?
Check Register the selected objects with the option to move edits to base. Checking this option causes edits that have been saved to the DEFAULT version, whether edited directly or merged from other versions, to be saved in the base (business) tables.
How to fix a geodatabase topology error in ArcGIS?
Create Feature: The Create Feature fix creates a new polygon feature out of the portion of overlap from the existing polygon so the boundary of each feature from both feature classes is the same. This fix can be applied to one or more selected Must Be Covered By Feature Class Of errors.
What do you need to know about registering data in ArcGIS?
However, before you register data, consider that there are certain ArcGIS operations you can’t perform on data that is registered as versioned. These operations are as follows: Create a topology. Create a geometric network. Add or remove a feature class from a geometric network. Create a network dataset.
Why do I need to register data as versioned in ArcGIS?
Registering data as versioned with the option to move edits to base allows you to perform versioned edits on the data. Although registering data this way is designed to support nonversioned edits by third-party applications, you can’t perform nonversioned edits through ArcGIS.
Do you have to register your data as versioned?
Registering data as versioned. Available with Standard or Advanced license. Data must be registered as versioned to use versioned editing. When you register your data as versioned, two delta tables are created to track insert, update, and delete operations performed on the data.