Contents
- 1 What process must be used with versioning to apply the current edit session changes to the reconciled target version?
- 2 Where is the versioning tab in ArcGIS pro?
- 3 How are the versions related in ArcMap version manager?
- 4 What do you do when you create a version in ArcGIS?
- 5 What is the purpose of versioning in ArcSDE?
What process must be used with versioning to apply the current edit session changes to the reconciled target version?
To apply these changes to the target version, you need to undergo the reconciliation, conflict resolution, and posting processes again.
Where is the versioning tab in ArcGIS pro?
Click the List By Data Source button in the Contents pane. for the layer. The Versioning tab is enabled. On the Data Source tab, click the Versioning tab.
How do you reconcile and post in ArcMap?
To reconcile edits in your traditional version with an ancestor version, do the following:
- Click Reconcile in the Versioning group on the Versioning tab.
- Choose the target version.
- Specify how you want conflicts defined.
- Specify whether to resolve all conflicts in favor of the edit version or other target version.
The following screen shot shows the Version Manager dialog box in ArcMap. This example shows the tree view of the dialog box, depicting the Default version and four other versions, and how the versions are related. The Cases and Base versions are children of the Default version, and the Case1 and Case2 versions are children of the Cases version.
What do you do when you create a version in ArcGIS?
When you create a version, you specify its name, an optional description, and the level of access other users have to the version. As the owner of the version, you can change these properties or delete a version at any time. (For a definition of a version, see Understanding versioning .)
Which is the default version of ArcGIS for UERS?
Uers connected to other versions do not see your changes until you reconcile and post them to an ancestor version. The Default version is the root version and, therefore, the ancestor of all other versions.
What is the purpose of versioning in ArcSDE?
It is the basis for multiple users accessing and editing data simultaneously in enterprise ArcSDE geodatabases. Conceptually, a version of the geodatabase represents an alternative, independent, persistent view of the geodatabase.