ACTS 3.1 Aug10 Lecture

ArcGIS® ServerEnterprise

Configuration andTuning for SQL Server®

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C O N T E N T SIntroduction

Welcome to ArcGIS Server Enterprise Configuration and Tuning for SQL Server 1-1Welcome to Esri Training 1-2ArcGIS Resource Center 1-3The ArcGIS system 1-4ArcGIS Desktop 1-5ArcGIS Server 1-6ArcGIS for developers 1-7ArcGIS Online 1-8Course introduction 1-9Course objectives 1-10Course content 1-11Course materials 1-12Exercise goals 1-13

Introduction to the enterprise geodatabaseIntroduction to the enterprise ArcSDE geodatabase 2-1Learning objectives 2-2Defining the geodatabase 2-3Geodatabase elements 2-4Geodatabase options 2-5ArcGIS file based geodatabases 2-6ArcSDE geodatabase benefits 2-7ArcSDE geodatabases 2-8Administering a multiuser geodatabase 2-9Connecting to a multiuser geodatabase 2-10ArcGIS Desktop licensing 2-11Class configuration 2-12Lesson review 2-13

Configuring SQL Server for ArcSDEConfiguring SQL Server for ArcSDE 3-1Learning objectives 3-2SQL Server components 3-3SQL Server instance name 3-4Memory considerations 3-5SQL Server databases 3-6Database and data files 3-7Transaction log 3-8File groups 3-9

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Summary of database storage 3-10Authentication 3-11SQL Server security 3-12Fixed roles 3-13Statement permissions 3-14Object permissions 3-15Database initialization parameters 3-16SQL Server Management Studio 3-17Management Studio components 3-18Exercise goals 3-19Lesson review 3-20

Installing ArcSDEInstalling ArcSDE 4-1Learning objectives 4-2Installing ArcSDE overview 4-3SDEHOME directory 4-4Post installation overview 4-5Choose schema 4-6User authentication for installation 4-7Create spatial database 4-8ArcSDE repository setup 4-9ArcSDE configuration files 4-10Authorize software 4-11Create ArcSDE service 4-12ArcSDE service name and port 4-13giomgr process 4-14Start and stop ArcSDE 4-15Single database model 4-16Exercise goals 4-17Lesson review 4-18

Understanding ArcSDE componentsUnderstanding ArcSDE components 5-1Learning objectives 5-2ArcSDE repository 5-3ArcSDE data dictionary 5-4Stored procedures 5-5Contents of SDEHOME 5-6ArcSDE binary files 5-7ArcSDE command syntax 5-8sdeservice command 5-9sdemon command 5-10Configuration files (SDEHOME\etc) 5-11

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Server configuration files 5-12Service configuration files 5-13ArcSDE diagnostic files 5-14Upgrade components 5-15Client and server compatibility 5-16Exercise goals 5-17Lesson review 5-18

Exploring ArcSDE architecture and connectionsExploring ArcSDE architecture and connections 6-1Learning objectives 6-2ArcSDE client/server model 6-3Application server connection 6-4Application server connection life cycle 6-5Direct connect 6-6Role of ArcSDE technology 6-7Creating application server connections 6-8Creating direct connections 6-9Creating OLE DB connections 6-10Windows authentication 6-11Connecting DBO schema 6-12Monitoring connections 6-13ArcSDE connection information 6-14Terminating connections 6-15SDE_server_config table 6-16Modifying the SDE_SERVER_CONFIG table 6-17SDE_SERVER_CONFIG parameters 6-18Exercise goals 6-19Lesson review 6-20

Managing vector storageManaging vector storage 7-1Learning objectives 7-2ArcSDE feature class basics 7-3ArcSDE compressed binary schema 7-4Spatial index concepts 7-5Supporting objects for feature class tables 7-6SDE_LAYERS table 7-7Table registry 7-8Controlling storage 7-9Controlling geometry storage 7-10dbtune file format 7-11dbtune parameters 7-12Feature class parameters 7-13

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SQL Server file group examples 7-14Exercise goals 7-15Lesson review 7-16

Creating SQL Server Spatial feature classesCreating SQL Server Spatial feature classes 8-1Learning objectives 8-2Using SQL Server Spatial with ArcSDE 8-3SQL Server 2008 Spatial Type 8-4Comparing geography and geometry 8-5Loading 8-6Loading errors with geography data 8-7Spatial index 8-8Spatial index options 8-9ArcGIS and the spatial index 8-10Building the spatial index with SQL Server 8-11Using geography or geometry data 8-12Exercise goals 8-13Lesson review 8-14

Managing raster storageManaging raster storage 9-1Learning objectives 9-2ArcSDE raster dataset basics 9-3ArcSDE raster organization 9-4Raster storage in SQL Server 9-5Binary raster dataset schema overview 9-6ST_raster dataset schema overview 9-7Raster repository tables 9-8Raster storage parameters 9-9Pyramids 9-10Pyramid overhead 9-11Compression 9-12Calculating raster storage 9-13Estimating space usage example 9-14Workflow considerations for loading 9-15Configuring SQL Server for raster loading 9-16Exercise goals 9-17Lesson review 9-18

Managing an editing environmentManaging an editing environment 10-1Learning objectives 10-2


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Workflow must be considered 10-3Non-versioned editing overview 10-4Database locking and concurrency 10-5Transaction isolation levels 10-6Versioning overview 10-7Definitions: Version and State 10-8How versioning works 10-9Repository versioning tables 10-10User versioning tables 10-11Versioned editing example: INSERT 10-12Versioned editing example: DELETE 10-13Versioned editing example: UPDATE 10-14Versioned editing example: Save 10-15Versioned editing example: Compress 10-16Delta table storage 10-17Indexes and statistics 10-18DBMS replication 10-19Geodatabase replication 10-20Overview of geodatabase replication 10-21Types of geodatabase replication 10-22Exercise goals 10-23Lesson review 10-24

Recovering dataRecovering data 11-1Learning objectives 11-2Data backups 11-3Choosing a backup type 11-4ArcSDE backup considerations 11-5SQL Server backup options 11-6Recovery model 11-7Simple recovery model 11-8Full recovery model 11-9Bulk-logged recovery model 11-10Restoring a database depends on 11-11Restore 11-12Detaching a database 11-13Attaching a database 11-14Scale up to enterprise 11-15Recommendations for geodatabases 11-16Exercise goals 11-17Lesson review 11-18

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