Diagnose Version Tables and Repair Version Tables fail and return Error 999999 when the sde_tables_locks table has the tables_locks_fk foreign key constraint.

Solución alternativa

Before running the Repair Version Tables geoprocessing tool, run the following SQL in SQL Server Management Studio on the enterprise geodatabase to drop the 'table_locks_fk' key constraint.

• ALTER TABLE [sde].[SDE_table_locks] DROP CONSTRAINT [table_locks_fk]
• GO

Once the key constraint is dropped, run the Repair Version Tables geoprocessing tool.

After the Repair Version Tables geoprocessing tool is run successfully, immediately recreate the 'table_locks_fk' foreign key constraint to avoid other issues such as orphaned connections & locks. Run the following SQL to recreate the 'table_locks_fk' foreign key constraint.

• ALTER TABLE [sde].[SDE_table_locks] WITH CHECK ADD CONSTRAINT [table_locks_fk] FOREIGN KEY([sde_id])
• REFERENCES [sde].[SDE_process_information] ([sde_id])
• ON DELETE CASCADE
• GO
• ALTER TABLE [sde].[SDE_table_locks] CHECK CONSTRAINT [table_locks_fk]
• GO

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