Creating a relationship class between an ArcSDE feature class and a Raster Catalog should be prevented.
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漏洞 ID 编号
NIM003662
已提交
August 8, 2006
上次修改时间
April 2, 2025
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9.1
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解决办法
Here are the steps to delete the relationship class and unregister the raster catalog as versioned.1. Open ArcCatalog2. Right click on the relationship class (associated with the raster catalog)3. Delete the relationship Class4. Close ArcCatalog5. Open a Command Prompt window and use the sdetable –o describe_regC:\>sdetable -o describe_reg -t RasterCatalog1 -i 5252 -D wilson -u wilson -p wilson -s twspartacusArcSDE 9.1 SQL Server Build 2178 Thu Oct 20 11:16:11 PDT 2005Attribute Administration Utility-----------------------------------------------------Raster Column----------------------------------------------------------------Table Database : WILSONTable Owner : WILSONTable Name : RASTERCATALOG1Registration Id : 38Row ID Column : OBJECTIDRow ID Column Type : SDE MaintainedRow ID Allocation : ManyRow Lock : Not EnableMinimum Row ID : 1Dependent Objects : Layer, Multiversion Table, ImageDependent Object Names : F2, S2, I38, A38, D38, SDE_RAS_3, SDE_BND_3, SDE_AUX_3, SDE_BLK_3Registration Date : 06/01/04 15:22:17Config. Keyword : DEFAULTSUser Privileges : SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, DELETEVisibility : VisibleAs seen above, when the Relationship class was created the operation automatically registered the raster catalog as versioned, therefore creating an A table and a D table. 6. Unregister the raster catalog as versionedC:\>sdetable -o alter_reg -t RasterCatalog1 -c objectid -C SDE -V SINGLE -i 5252 -D wilson -u wilson -p wilson -s twspartacusArcSDE 9.1 SQL Server Build 2178 Thu Oct 20 11:16:11 PDT 2005Attribute Administration Utility-----------------------------------------------------Alter registration for table RasterCatalog1. Are you sure? (Y/N): YTable RasterCatalog1's registration successfully altered.