Creating and configuring the Production Mapping workspace in SQL Server (Production Mapping)
A geodatabase can be created in SQL Server and configured to operate as an Esri Production Mapping workspace that can be used in an enterprise environment.
Creating an enterprise geodatabase
The server administrator needs to create a new geodatabase in SQL Server that can be used as the Production Mapping workspace.
For more information on setting up a geodatabase in SQL Server, see Creating the geodatabase and configuring it in ArcSDE
Recommendations for geodatabases in SQL Server
It is recommended that the following parameter values are used when creating an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server.
Parameter name | Value |
|---|---|
Server Memory: Use AWE to allocate memory | Enabled |
Processors: Boost SQL Server Priority | Enabled |
Security SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode | Enabled |
Connections: Maximum number of concurrent connections | 0 = unlimited |
Connections: Allow remote connections to this server | Enabled |
Configuring the geodatabase in ArcSDE
The DBMS used for the geodatabase should be configured before the Production Mapping workspace is set up with the default geometry storage. See Geodatabase storage in relational databases or The SERVER_CONFIG system table for more information.
All default serverconfig settings should be used, except for TCPKEEPALIVE; make sure the TCPKEEPALIVE value is set to TRUE. This command should be used from the command prompt of a machine where the ArcSDE application server is installed.
注意:Copying and pasting the example may cause syntax errors.
sdeconfig -o alter -v TCPKEEPALIVE=TRUE -i sde:sqlserver:<database_name>\SQLSERVER -u sde -p <sde_password>
For more information, see the ArcSDE Administration Command Reference, which is included with the ArcSDE application server installation.