How to create a new version of ArcMap?
In ArcMap, click the Version Manager button on the Versioning toolbar. To create a new version, right-click the version from which you want to derive the new version and click New. The New Version dialog box appears.
Who is allowed to view versioned data in ArcGIS?
Private: Only the owner or the geodatabase administrator may view the version and modify versioned data or the version itself. Protected: Any user may view the version, but only the owner or the geodatabase administrator may edit datasets in the version or the version itself.
How are version creation and permissions set in ArcGIS?
With the permissions set to Protected, any user can view the DEFAULT version, but only the geodatabase administrator can either edit DEFAULT directly or reconcile and post edits to it from other versions. To read an example scenario of creating versions and setting access on the versions, see Version creation and permissions example.
Where do I find version manager in ArcGIS?
In the Catalog tree, right-click a connection to the geodatabase, point to Administration, click Administer Geodatabase, then click the Versions tab. In ArcMap, click the Version Manager button on the Versioning toolbar.
Why do I need to edit add in in ArcMap?
Assuming you have already created an add-in project, this step is a little redundant; however, it is still valuable in cases where there has been time between the first version and the update you are about to do. In addition, testing and ensuring functionality gives you a base for moving forward with modifications.
Which is the latest version of ArcGIS Desktop?
The ArcGIS Desktop 10.8.1 setup is designed to detect and upgrade an existing installation of ArcGIS Desktop (version 10.3 or later) on the target system. The settings for the installation location, license manager (for Concurrent Use), or authorization information (for Single Use) are retained in the upgrade.
How to test an add in in ArcGIS?
Test your add-in on a machine using the same workflows used by the individuals who use the add-in. Back up your existing add-in project in case you need to roll back the changes. If errors exist in your current version of the add-in, make sure you can reproduce them in your development environment.