Distributing Data using Geodatabase Replication
Strictly by pre-registration only
What is this course about?
Extend access to GIS data.
This course teaches best practices to plan and implement geodatabase replication to support enterprise editing workflows and data-sharing initiatives. Learn how to protect the integrity and performance of your production database as data is collected and updated to reflect real-world conditions.
Course details
Price
IDR10,323,000.00
Location
Jakarta
Duration
2 days
Level
Advanced
Category
Geodata Course
CPD points
Software
Esri will provide the following software to use during class:
- ArcGIS Pro (Standard or Advanced)
- ArcGIS Enterprise
- PostgreSQL
Are there any prerequisites?
- Completion of ArcGIS Pro: Essential Workflows are required
- Completion of Implementing Versioned Workflows in a Multiuser Geodatabase or Managing Geospatial Data Using ArcGIS Pro are required
What skills will I learn?
- Determine the number and type of replicas needed to support your organization's GIS workflows and applications.
- Plan an efficient synchronization strategy for replicated data.
- Publish replicated data as a hosted feature layer and share it using a web app to support field data collection and editing.
What can I expect?
- 1. Defining geodatabase replication
- What is replication?
- Purpose of replication
- Why use geodatabase replication?
- Defining a replica pair
- Three types of replication
- 2. Two-way replication
- Two-way replication
- Data preparation requirements
- Creating a two-way replica
- Synchronizing a two-way replica
- Permission basics
- Resolving conflicts automatically while synchronizing
- Managing replicas
- Exercise 2: Create and use a two-way replica
- 3. One-way replication
- One-way replication
- Why use one-way replication?
- How does one-way replication work?
- Data preparation requirements
- Overview of archiving
- One-way options
- Simple vs. full feature model
- Exercise 3A: Create a one-way replica using the full model
- Exercise 3B: Create a one-way replica using the simple model
- 4. Checkout/check-in replication
- Checkout/check-in replication
- Data preparation
- Checkout/check-in replication use cases
- Checkout/check-in replication workflow
- Exercise 4: Perform checkout/check-in replication
- 5. Managing schema changes
- Handling schema change
- Considerations for schema changes
- Exercise 5: Perform schema changes in a one-way replica
- 6. Implications of replication workflows
- Replica logs
- Achieving an effective compress
- One-way archiving option
- Exercise 6: Perform one-way replication using the archiving option
- Manual conflict resolution
- 7. Using replication within ArcGIS Enterprise
- ArcGIS Enterprise
- ArcGIS Enterprise clients
- User-managed and ArcGIS-managed data
- Sharing user-managed and ArcGIS-managed data
- Exercise 7: Use ArcGIS Pro to share replicated data for mobile applications