Deploying and Maintaining a Multiuser Geodatabase. Student Edition

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1 Deploying and Maintaining a Multiuser Geodatabase Student Edition

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3 Course introduction Introduction Course goals Additional resources Installing the course data Icons used in this workbook Understanding the ArcGIS Platform 1 What is a multiuser geodatabase? Multi-tier architecture Identifying the appropriate software tier Multiuser geodatabase components Hierarchy of users Comparing tools for making a multiuser geodatabase Create an enterprise geodatabase Explore the repository Exercise flow Exercise 1A: Start virtual RDBMS server machine Start the virtual RDBMS server Find the IP address of the virtual server Copy license file to client machine Choose which RDBMS to use Exercise 1B: Create a multiuser geodatabase in SQL Server Install RDBMS client software Create a multiuser geodatabase Exercise 1C: Create a multiuser geodatabase in Oracle Install RDBMS client software Create a multiuser geodatabase Exercise 1D: Create a multiuser geodatabase in PostgreSQL Configure PostgreSQL server Install RDBMS client software Create a multiuser geodatabase Exercise 1E: (Optional) Install Database Server Install the Database Server Install SQL Server client Create a Database Server geodatabase 2 Connecting to the geodatabase RDBMS client software Create a connection Software version compatibility i

4 Authentication methods Connection files Exercise 2: Configure connections to a multiuser geodatabase Create a connection using the Catalog window Manage active connections Connect to a specific version Create a folder connection Create a connection using a geoprocessing tool Manage connection files 3 Loading data into the geodatabase Data owner account Create the data owner account RDBMS considerations Geoprocessing environment settings Choosing a data-loading tool Updating datasets Automation Use ModelBuilder Exercise 3: Load data into the geodatabase Create the data owner account and connection Load new datasets Update datasets 4 Configuring privileges Data users Creating data users Roles Manage users Defining roles Designing roles Securing credentials Exercise 4: Configure privileges for data use Create roles and users Apply privileges Test privileges ii

5 5 Managing storage Configuration parameters Configuration keywords Supported spatial types DBTUNE table Create and update keywords Exercise 5: Customize storage using configuration keywords Investigate Help documentation Export DBTUNE Modify the DEFAULTS keyword Create a custom keyword Import DBTUNE Load data using modified and new keywords 6 Maintaining the geodatabase Attribute indexes Statistics Manage attribute indexes and statistics Spatial indexes The Compress tool Scheduling tasks Manage performance tasks with Python Schema locks View and clear locks Exercise 6: Maintain performance in your geodatabase Import census data Create indexes Update statistics Compress the geodatabase Rebuild indexes Automate performance tasks 7 Associating data Query layers Create query layers Database views Create database views Choosing between query layers and database views iii

6 Determining whether to create query layers or database views Exercise 7: Associate data with database views and query layers Create a query layer Explore election data Create database views Use database views Save a layer file of the database view 8 Applying the geodatabase workflow Geodatabase workflow Geodatabase responsibilities Geodatabase tasks Exercise 8: Configure and manage a multiuser geodatabase Create the Manhattan geodatabase Load data into the geodatabase Apply privileges Maintain performance Appendixes Appendix A: Esri data license agreement Appendix B: Answers to lesson review questions Lesson 1: What is a multiuser geodatabase? Lesson 2: Connecting to the geodatabase Lesson 3: Loading data into the geodatabase Lesson 4: Configuring privileges Lesson 5: Managing storage Lesson 6: Maintaining the geodatabase Lesson 7: Associating data Lesson 8: Applying the geodatabase workflow iv