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ST-Links SpatialKit is an ArcMap Extension for directly connecting to spatial databases with No ArcSDE, No ArcInfo, No ArcGIS Server.
According to their License, it costs $188 CAD, but they state "We will continue to issue free licenses for those users that can not afford the license fee. Free licenses have time limits. If you request a free license, ...
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I wrote a plugin that gives ArcGIS access to 50+ vector formats (including PostGIS). It is still experimental, but you can try it out and tell me how it goes.
There are advantages of using this approach over the built-in functionality in ArcGIS (look at the FAQ), but again, it is still experimental.
Download and instructions here
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GISquirrel does the job at a fraction of the cost of SDE. It supports arcgis connection to both MSSQL and PostGIS. Very simple to setup (able to import to postgres from shapefile/featureclass) and simple to maintain. For a small number of users who need multi-user edit capability, its just fine.
We use GISquirrel/Arcgis for our GIS 'power users' and QGIS ...
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ArcGIS 10.1 SP1 can connect to PostGIS 2.0.0 databases natively, but the connection is read-only, and mostly functions as a cleaner front end to query layers (in fact, it just loads any layers as query layers). The database connection just allows you to view all the tables and layers in the database in catalog.
As an alternative, there is also ...
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If you have ArcEditor or ArcInfo desktop level, you have the ability to use SQL Server Express. Even though only one user can edit at a time, the locking and unlocking may be better -- you might try this out first. There lot's of documentation on how to do it, and you don't have to be a dba -- though I like postgres. No offense QGIS folks ;)
Also, make sure ...
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Yes, it is fairly easy provided you have the necessary license level of Arc Server. I believe Arc Desktop Standard or Advanced will work these days.
EDIT: Although the post isn't specific, I should have assumed the poster does not have this license.
Setting up postgreSQL for ESRI:
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DEMs have 1 band which hold elevation values. For comparison, a color image has three bands (Red, Green, Blue). You can check information about any raster dataset by right-clicking on the layer > Layer Properties > Source. Other particularly useful information located here include pixel depth, cell size, coordinate system, and format. Make sure to set ...
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I suspect that, if not already resolved by deleting/renaming the Normal.mxt, an uninstall/reinstall would fix this.
By now you have probably installed ArcGIS 10.0 (or 10.1) so if the problem persists be sure to update your Question with the latest version that you are seeing it in.
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