What is a good way to share a GeoDatabase over the internet?
Hiking & ActivitiesHow do I share a geodatabase?
To share an entire file geodatabases with other portal members or the public, compress the file geodatabase and add it to your ArcGIS Enterprise portal.
Can I upload a GDB to ArcGIS online?
Publish the contents of a file geodatabase. To web enable a feature layer from a file geodatabase (packaged in a . zip file), you can upload the zipped file geodatabase to ArcGIS Online and have its contents hosted as a service. This service is referred to as a hosted feature layer.
Can you zip a file geodatabase?
Quote from video: Click on the bottom and select all of those. Then I'm going to right click and I'm going to access the 7-zip menu. And I'm going to create a new zip file here.
Can multiple users simultaneously access a file geodatabase?
Yes; for multiple users to access data in a personal geodatabase that has a schema lock on it, all users must have the same permissions for accessing the personal geodatabase. For example, if a user opening an . mdb file has write access, subsequent users with read-only permission cannot read the file.
How do I export a geodatabase?
Export data in a geodatabase
To export data stored in a geodatabase, right-click the geodatabase under the Databases folder on the Project tab of the Catalog pane and point to the Export drop-down menu.
Can you copy a geodatabase?
The Copy geoprocessing tool can be used to make a copy of an existing geodatabase of the same type. In other words, you can copy a file geodatabase to create a duplicate file geodatabase or copy a mobile geodatabase to create a duplicate mobile geodatabase.
Can I export data from ArcGIS online?
Export data from the item page
To extract the entire dataset to a shapefile or CSV file, you can use the Extract Data tool or export the data following the instructions in Use layers.
How do I publish to ArcGIS online?
Publishing a feature layer to ArcGIS Online
- On the Share ribbon, click Publish Feature Layer.
- Verify your ArcGIS Online user name and password.
- Click OK.
- Enter a title for the map package.
- Enter a description for the map package.
- Enter tags for the map package.
- Select a thumbnail for the map package:
- Click Next.
Is GDB deprecated?
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How do I connect to a geodatabase file?
To connect to the GDB we choose File – Create – New Data Source – More… We enter Water as the name for the data source, choose File: gdb as the Type and then click the […] Browse button to find and choose the file we will use as the Source. We navigate to our folder where we have three file databases stored.
How do you project a geodatabase?
Procedure
- Open the ArcToolbox Projection wizard. ArcGIS 9.x.
- Select the shapefile or geodatabase to be projected. ArcGIS 9.x.
- Specify a location and name for the new projected data.
- Specify the output coordinate system to project the data.
- Select an optional geographic transformation, if required.
- Complete the projection.
Oct 20, 2016
How do I import a geodatabase file?
To import a table from the Contents pane, right-click the geodatabase and from the context menu, select Import. dBASE, OLE DB, or geodatabase tables can all be imported in this way.
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