A quick tour of geodatabases in Microsoft SQL ServerA quick tour of setting up a geodatabase in SQL ServerA comparison of geodatabase owners in SQL ServerSetting up a connection to SQL ServerCreating a database and geodatabase in SQL ServerScripting database and geodatabase creation in SQL ServerUsing a Windows-authenticated sde login in SQL ServerEnabling geodatabase functionality in an existing SQL Server databaseMultiple geodatabases in one instance of SQL ServerWhat is geodatabase configuration?Minimize disk I/O contention in SQL ServerMemory tuning in SQL ServerThe SERVER_CONFIG system tableBuffer size initialization parametersAltering SERVER_CONFIG parametersWhat are ArcSDE log file tables?Log file table configuration options for geodatabases in SQL ServerIn what order do ArcSDE log file types get used?What is the DBTUNE table?What are DBTUNE configuration keywords and parameters?SQL Server DBTUNE configuration parametersParameters for ArcSDE XML in SQL ServerTypes of configuration keywordsDefault configuration keywords specific to SQL ServerThe DEFAULTS keyword in SQL ServerThe LOGFILE_DEFAULTS keyword in SQL ServerComposite keywords and geometry storageCustom configuration keywordsAltering the contents of the DBTUNE tableMaking configuration keywords available in ArcGISPreparing SQL Server to store ArcSDE XML columnsCreating a full-text catalog in SQL Server using Management StudioCreating a full-text catalog in SQL Server using SQLSetting the full-text search engine language in SQL ServerWhat are user accounts?Operating system authenticationA comparison of Windows and database authentication in SQL ServerAdding Windows-authenticated logins or groups to a SQL Server databaseAdding database-authenticated logins to a SQL Server databaseThe geodatabase administrator in SQL ServerUser groups or rolesTips for grouping usersWindows groups in geodatabases in SQL ServerWhat are user privileges?User privileges for geodatabases in SQL ServerGranting and revoking privileges on datasetsA quick tour of connections to enterprise geodatabasesCompatibility when connecting directly from ArcGIS clients to geodatabases in SQL ServerSetting up a connection to SQL ServerDatabase connections in ArcGIS for DesktopPreparing database connection files to share with other usersConnecting to a specific geodatabase versionConnections to a SQL Server database mirroring sessionViewing connected users in ArcGIS for DesktopPreventing users from connecting to a geodatabaseRemoving connections from a geodatabase in SQL ServerTroubleshooting connections to a databaseWhat is an ArcSDE service?A quick tour of ArcSDE servicesThe services.sde fileMaking an ArcSDE service connection from ArcGISCompatibility between clients and geodatabases in SQL Server when using an ArcSDE serviceDisplaying ArcSDE service statisticsDisplaying connected sessionsArcSDE services inside a firewallTroubleshooting an ArcSDE serviceEditing service files on WindowsCreating an ArcSDE service on Windows using the sdeservice commandCreating an ArcSDE service from a remote Windows serverStarting a local ArcSDE service on WindowsStarting a remote ArcSDE service on WindowsSetting up multiple ArcSDE services on one Windows serverStopping a local ArcSDE service on WindowsStopping a remote ArcSDE servicePausing a local ArcSDE service on WindowsPausing an ArcSDE service using sdemonResuming a local ArcSDE service on WindowsResuming an ArcSDE service using sdemonWhat type of maintenance is needed for a geodatabase?Database backup and recoverySQL Server backupsRecovery models for SQL ServerGeodatabase version administrationThe geodatabase compress operationCompressing an enterprise geodatabaseDatabase statisticsUpdating statistics on a dataset using the Analyze Datasets toolStatistics in SQL Server databasesManaging SQL Server database full-text indexesA quick tour of enterprise geodatabase upgradesPreparing to upgrade a geodatabase in SQL ServerUninstalling ArcSDE from WindowsUpgrading a geodatabase in SQL ServerUpgrade GeodatabaseScripting an enterprise geodatabase upgrade in SQL ServerMigrating to ArcSDE 64 bit on Windows when the existing DBMS is 32 bitMigrating to ArcSDE 64 bit on Windows when the existing DBMS is 64 bitMigrating from a multiple database to a single database geodatabase in SQL ServerMethods for moving a geodatabase in SQL ServerMoving a geodatabase using an XML documentMigrating from a multiple database to a single database geodatabase in SQL ServerWhat's inside a geodatabase in SQL Server?SQL Server data types supported in ArcGISWhat are user-defined data types?ArcSDE compressed binary storageThe OGC Well-Known Binary representation for geometryArcGIS and Microsoft spatial typesRaster storage types in an ArcSDE geodatabaseWhat is the ST_Raster storage type?XML columns in a geodatabase in SQL ServerWhat are XML schemas in enterprise geodatabases?Data migration from one storage type to anotherMigrating raster columns to the ST_Raster type using the Migrate Storage geoprocessing toolFeature classes in a geodatabase in SQL ServerSubtypes in feature classes in a geodatabase in SQL ServerDomains in a geodatabase in SQL ServerFeature datasets in a geodatabase in SQL ServerTopologies in a geodatabase in SQL ServerGeometric networks in a geodatabase in SQL ServerNetwork datasets in SQL ServerParcel fabrics in a geodatabase in SQL ServerSchematic datasets in a geodatabase in SQL ServerTerrain datasets in a geodatabase in SQL ServerRelationships between datasets in a geodatabase in SQL ServerLocators in a geodatabase in SQL ServerToolboxes in geodatabases in SQL ServerRaster datasets and raster catalogs in a geodatabase in SQL ServerMosaic datasets in a geodatabase in SQL ServerVersioned tables in a geodatabase in SQL ServerReplicas in a geodatabase in SQL ServerArchives in a geodatabase in SQL ServerKeyset tables in a geodatabase in SQL ServerArcSDE log file tables in a geodatabase in SQL ServerSystem tables of a geodatabase in SQL ServerWhat is a view?A quick tour of views in the geodatabaseViews in SQL ServerCreating a database view in ArcGIS for DesktopExample: Creating a database view in SQL Server using SQLExample: Creating a spatial view in SQL Server using SQL