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1- I have encountered a problem relating with sde commands for creating sde_ view and also sde_table . I used appropriate codes but an error massage occured during execution.

the related codes:

sdetable -o create -t table22 -d"name string(20), value integer(5)" -i service -u username -p password -s server_name -q

the error is:

opration failed(-1)

cannot get configuration information

2- I would like to know is it possible to create a spatial sde view ,register it by -o register,from an existing gdb, and replace it with the original attribute table of a feature class? I am looking for a possible solution to retain relationships belong to the related feature class.I need an updatable view being produced for esri products. I have done this with arcinfo toolbox extentions(with out relationships) .If yes how it is possible?

The current enviroment is sde9.2, sql server 2008, arcgis9.3.

thanks for anyone who reply

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ArcSDE 9.2 and ArcGIS 9.3?? Will those work together, version-wise? – Chad Cooper Aug 19 '11 at 16:13
did you try using the keyword? – Brad Nesom Aug 19 '11 at 18:15
the error occured when i tried using commands in other cases no confict was seen between arcmap and arcsde. you mean it might be the reason for error? – mohsen Aug 24 '11 at 10:58
you mean keyword_configuration? – mohsen Aug 24 '11 at 10:59
With no activity for nearly two years and ArcGIS 9.2 being a retired version I am voting to close. – PolyGeo Jun 6 at 21:54

closed as too localized by PolyGeo, Fezter, BradHards, iant♦ Jun 7 at 7:28

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