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I have been looking for a Geodatabase template that conforms to the PPDM Lite standard and believe that one was previously available at PPDM.org. However, that page no longer exists and no Geodatabas …

In What's New at ArcGIS 10.1 (which is linked to from resources.esri.com) it says: "The new REST-based ArcGIS Server Administrator API allows you to administer your ArcGIS Server site through scripti …

You will need to be using ArcGIS 10.1 to use the da (Data Access) module but it looks like the Domain class has a codedValues property that can be used to obtain a Python dictionary containing the cod …

The quote given can be found in the ArcGIS 10.1 Help and goes on to say ... "This only applies to enterprise geodatabases; in file or personal geodatabases any user can delete or modify a domain. The …

To see that you are encountering a Python rather than ArcPy error try this: print(hex("ABC")) I think you will see: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module> …

A shapefile is a series of files (*.shp, *.shx, *.dbf, etc). It is not a database. In theory you can store such files in a relational database as Binary Large Objects (BLOBs) but for considerations …

From the ArcGIS Server 9.3 Help: “Feature class names must be unique in a geodatabase—you can't have more than one feature class with the same name. This is true of all feature classes in the same g …

Your Question seems to be quite similar to How to perform a join on simultaneous spatial and attribute criteria in ArcGIS? so my Answer is based on the one I provided there. Iterate through each uni …

If you are using ArcGIS for Desktop 10.1 (you have not specified your version), then the Editor class of the Data Access module (arcpy.da) looks like it may meet this requirement. The Editor class …

I think the Linear referencing datasets in ArcGIS page will be your best starting point because it explains (with my bolding) that: A route feature class is a line feature class that has a defined …

If you want to transfer styling info for your file geodatabase then that can be done using: Layer file (without data) Layer package (includes data) Map document (without data) Map package (includes …

I agree with the advice of @BenSNadler: Just a guess, but I think you need to recreate the event layer by re- running the tool. The event layer seems to be a snapshot of the view at the time o …

An in_memory workspace is one of the three broad categories of workspace available to you - the others are folder and geodatabase. However, you can think of the in_memory workspace being already anal …

Rather than importing them into an existing relationship class you should be able to use the Table To Relationship Class tool to convert them into a new one: If you have many-to-many relationships …

Your question does not have a lot of details so I am assuming that you are looking for something introductory on this topic. I recommend reading up on Geodatabase Versioning and Replication.