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Can a geodatabase feature not have a spatial index?
For a geodatabase feature class to not have a spatial index, you must explicitly remove it using the Remove_Spatial_Index tool. The Spatial Grid 1, 2, and 3 parameters only apply to file geodatabases and certain ArcSDE geodatabase feature classes (those that use SQL Server binary storage, DB2, Oracle binary storage, or Oracle ST_Geometry).
How do I remove spatial index from ArcGIS?
By default, ArcGIS creates and maintains a spatial index for geodatabase feature classes. For a geodatabase feature class to not have a spatial index, you must explicitly remove it using the Remove_Spatial_Index tool.
How to set the tile size in raster?
TILE_SIZEis expressed as WIDTHxHEIGHT or set to the value “auto” to allow the loader to compute an appropriate tile size using the first raster and applied to all rasters. -P Pad right-most and bottom-most tiles to guarantee that all tiles have the same width and height.
Do you need to specify spatial index for shapefile?
Shapefiles and certain ArcSDE geodatabase feature classes (those that use Oracle Spatial, Informix, and PostgreSQL) do not use spatial indexes based on grid sizes; therefore, no spatial grid values need to be specified.
How to recalculate the spatial index grid size?
For steps to recalculate or modify the grid size of a feature class, refer to ArcMap: Rebuild a spatial index. If this error is encountered programmatically through the ArcObjects API, notifying the user to manually modify the spatial index is not ideal.
Which is the smallest grid in personal geodatabase?
Personal geodatabase feature classes receive a spatial index grid size based on the spatial reference properties of the feature class. This index grid cannot be overridden, removed, or modified. Spatial Grid 1 is the first, or lowest, grid level and has the smallest cell size.
How do I change the spatial index in ArcGIS?
Right-click the feature class and click Properties. How you modify the spatial index for a feature class depends on what spatial data type the feature class contains. For feature classes using Geometry storage in SQL Server, click Recalculate to let ArcGIS set the grid size.