HowTo: Upgrade an Oracle geodatabase after applying the Spatial Reference Consistency Patch
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Article ID: 42776
Software:
ArcSDE 10.1, 10.2.1, 10.2.2
Platforms: N/A
【问题描述】
The Spatial Reference Consistency Patch released for ArcGIS for 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 (Desktop, Engine and Server) corrects inconsistencies between a feature class’ spatial reference and the geodatabase metadata.
After applying the Spatial Reference Consistency Patch, the geodatabase must be upgraded by the administrator and in some situations feature classes require their spatial indexes to be dropped and re-created.
This article outlines the steps for upgrading the geodatabase and identifying whether any feature classes' spatial indexes must be re-created.
Article ID: 42776
Software:
ArcSDE 10.1, 10.2.1, 10.2.2
Platforms: N/A
【问题描述】
The Spatial Reference Consistency Patch released for ArcGIS for 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 (Desktop, Engine and Server) corrects inconsistencies between a feature class’ spatial reference and the geodatabase metadata.
After applying the Spatial Reference Consistency Patch, the geodatabase must be upgraded by the administrator and in some situations feature classes require their spatial indexes to be dropped and re-created.
This article outlines the steps for upgrading the geodatabase and identifying whether any feature classes' spatial indexes must be re-created.
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After applying the Spatial Reference Consistency Patch, the geodatabase must be upgraded. The geodatabase upgrade detects and corrects any inconsistent spatial reference metadata. In addition, triggers are added to various geodatabase data dictionary objects to prevent spatial reference inconsistencies from being introduced by ArcGIS applications without the Spatial Reference Consistency Patch.
Even after executing the geodatabase upgrade, there may be situations in which feature classes with inconsistent spatial reference values must have their spatial indexes re-created.
If the spatial indexes are not re-created, one can encounter the following errors:
"Underlying DBMS error [ORA-29861: domain index is marked LOADING/FAILED/UNUSABLE."
"Underlying DBMS error [ORA-29869: cannot issue ALTER without REBUILD on a domain index marked FAILED."
1. Determine which feature classes must have spatial indexes created. The following query returns any feature class that do not have a spatial index:
The next query returns feature classes that currently have an invalid spatial index:
2. For each table returned, use ArcCatalog to drop and create the spatial index.
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Created: 6/19/2014
Last Modified: 6/24/2014
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