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Bug

Trying to open an MXD that references ArcSDE data no longer on the network performs poorly.

Zuletzt veröffentlicht: August 25, 2014 ArcSDE/Enterprise Geodatabase
Bug-ID-Nummer NIM046650
EingereichtJuly 2, 2009
Zuletzt geändertApril 3, 2025
Gilt fürArcSDE/Enterprise Geodatabase
Gefunden in Version9.3.1
StatusNon-Reproducible

Zusätzliche Informationen

No Public Explanation

Workaround

Workaround from NIM001584:If workflow exists where new server and database are setup, however organization has multitudes of dedicated MXD's pointing to old server which organization wants to later re-direct. Testing has shown that if a valid dummy database connection is set up for the broken links the MXD will time-out and open with the option to repair data sources nearly as quickly as default behavior. Below are steps to reproduce described scenario:1.) Create a new SDE database over the network so it can bedisconnected from the mxd file that will be created in Step 42.) Add 3 or 4 feature classes (eg. Parcels, road centerlines,places (points))3.) Make a backup of this database (replicate the database)4.) Create an mxd file using all the feature classes created in Step25.) Save the mxd file locally and close out of it....default behavior 30 seconds6.) Remove computer from network so mxd can not access the SDEdatabase7.) Open the mxd file to see if it will hang on the invalid SDE......5-6 minutesconnections (Measure how long it takes to open the mxd)8.) Reconnect computer to network9.) Delete the feature classes from the database10.) Open the mxd file when there is a legitimate SDE connection with no data contained....45 seconds

Schritte zur Reproduzierung

Bug-ID: NIM046650

Software:

  • ArcSDE/Enterprise Geodatabase

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