Reconcile Versions, Register and Unregister as Versioned, Remove Field Conflict Filter Tools
Reconcile Versions
How to Reconcile Versions Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Reconcile Versions
Path to access the tool
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Reconcile
Versions Tool, Versions Toolset, Data Management Tools Toolbox
Reconcile Versions
Reconciles a version or
multiple versions with a target version.
1. Input Database Connection
The enterprise
geodatabase that contains the versions to be reconciled.
2. Reconcile Mode
Specifies the versions that will be reconciled when the tool is executed.
- ALL_VERSIONS—Reconciles edit versions with the target version. This is the default.
- BLOCKING_VERSIONS—Reconciles versions that are blocking the target version from compressing. This option uses the recommended reconcile order.
3. Target Version (optional)
The name of any version
in the direct ancestry of the edit version, such as the parent version or the
default version.
It typically contains
edits from other versions that you want included in your edit version.
4. Edit Versions (optional)
The name of the edit
version or versions to be reconciled with the selected target version.
Only versions that are
in the direct ancestry of the selected target version will be displayed.
5. Acquire Locks (optional)
Specifies whether feature locks will be acquired.
- Checked—Locks will be acquired during the reconcile process. Use this option when the intention is to post edits. It ensures that the target version is not modified in the time between the reconcile and post operations. This is the default.
- Unchecked—Locks are not acquired during the reconcile process. This allows multiple users to reconcile in parallel. Use this option when the edit version will not be posted to the target version because there is a possibility that the target version may be modified in the time between the reconcile and post operations.
6. Abort if Conflicts Detected (optional)
Specifies whether the reconcile process will be aborted if conflicts are found between the target version and the edit version during the reconcile process.
- Checked—The reconcile will be aborted if conflicts are found.
- Unchecked—The reconcile will not be aborted if conflicts are found. This is the default.
7. Conflict Definition (optional)
Specifies whether the conditions required for a conflict to occur are defined by object (row) or by attribute (column).
- BY_OBJECT—Any changes to the same row or feature in the parent and child versions will conflict during reconcile. This is the default.
- BY_ATTRIBUTE—Only changes to the same attribute (column) of the same row or feature in the parent and child versions will be flagged as a conflict during reconcile. Changes to different attributes will not be considered a conflict during reconcile.
8. Conflict Resolution (optional)
Specifies the resolution if a conflict is detected.
- FAVOR_TARGET_VERSION—All conflicts will be resolved in favor of the target version. This is the default.
- FAVOR_EDIT_VERSION—All conflicts will be resolved in favor of the edit version.
9. Post Versions After Reconcile (optional)
Specifies whether the current edit session will be posted to the reconciled target version.
- Checked—The current edit version will be posted to the target version after the reconcile.
- Unchecked—The current edit version will not be posted to the target version after the reconcile. This is the default.
10. Delete Versions After Post (optional)
Specifies whether the reconciled edit version will be deleted after posting. This parameter only applies if the Post Versions After Reconcile parameter is checked.
- Checked—The current edit version that was reconciled will be deleted after being posted to the target version.
- Unchecked—The current edit version that was reconciled will not be deleted. This is the default.
11. Reconcile Versions Log (optional)
The name and location
where the log file will be written. The log file is an ASCII file containing
the contents of the geoprocessing messages.
Register as Versioned
How to Register as
Versioned Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Register as Versioned
Path to access the tool
:
Register
as Versioned Tool, Versions Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Register as Versioned
Registers an enterprise,
workgroup, or desktop geodatabase dataset as versioned.
1. Input Dataset
The dataset to be
registered as versioned.
2. Register the selected objects with the option to move edits to base (optional)
Specifies whether edits made to the default version will be moved to the base tables.
- Checked—The dataset will be versioned with the option of moving edits to base.
- Unchecked—The dataset will be versioned without the option of moving edits to base. This is the default.
Remove Field Conflict Filter
How to Remove Field
Conflict Filter Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Remove Field Conflict Filter
Path to access the tool
:
Remove
Field Conflict Filter Tool, Versions Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Remove Field Conflict Filter
Removes a field conflict
filter for a given field in a geodatabase table or feature class.
Field conflict filters
can be applied to versioned tables or feature classes to prevent conflicts from
being identified when the same attribute is updated in the parent and child
versions. Field conflict filters only apply for reconciles in which conflicts
are defined by attribute.
1. Input Table
Table or feature class
containing the field or fields to be removed as conflict filters.
2. Field Name(s)
Field or list of fields
to be removed as conflict filters.
Unregister as Versioned
How to Unregister as
Versioned Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??Unregister as Versioned
Path to access the tool
:
Unregister
as Versioned Tool, Versions Toolset, Data
Management Tools Toolbox
Unregister as Versioned
Unregisters an
enterprise, workgroup, or desktop geodatabase dataset as versioned.
1. Input Dataset
The name of the dataset
to be unregistered as versioned.
2. Do not run if there are edits in the delta tables (optional)
Specifies whether edits made to the versioned data will be maintained.
- Checked—If there are existing edits in the delta tables, the tool will fail with an error message. Do not use this option if you intend to compress your edits from the Default version in the Compress all edits in the Default version into the base table parameter. This is the default.
- Unchecked—If there are existing edits in the delta tables, the tool will allow deletion of these edits. Use this option if you intend to compress your edits from the Default version in the Compress all edits in
3. Compress all edits in the Default version into the base table (optional)
Specifies whether edits will be compressed and unused data will be removed. This option is ignored if the Do not run if there are edits in the delta tables parameter is checked.
- Checked—Edits in the Default version will be compressed to the base table.
- Unchecked—Any edits remaining in the delta tables will not be compressed. This is the default.
- the Default version into the base table parameter.
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