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The instructions for Setting the default geodatabase of a map in ArcMap can be found in its Online Help: Ensure that you have access. If necessary, for an enterprise geodatabase, establish a databas …

As commented by the asker: I have contacted ESRI about the above issue and have accepted it is bug. BUG-000103915:The 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.s' output parameter yields incorrect results when usi …

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 …

If it existed I think the term Esri might use for this would be a live link between a geodatabase feature class and an Excel table. This does not exist so I think you would need to support/submit an …

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> …

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 …

It is your plan to "add a sde.st_geometry user-defined type" that means you will need ArcGIS Server (of which ArcSDE is a component) licensed. If that is a mandatory requirement then your most cost …

My understanding is that Layer (*.lpk) and Map (*.mpk) packages can include a Geodatabase as a subset of their data which you can see by renaming it as a *.zip. I think that you should then be able t …

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 …

Although some people use feature datasets as "geodatabase folders" they are not intended for that purpose and quite poor at it. For example, feature datasets cannot contain tables, cannot contain fea …

To do this you will need to find a GIS software that can read New Zealand Transverse Mercator 2000 (NZTM2000) and project it into a Geographic Coordinate System. A similar question has been asked on …

The software behaviour that you are observing seems to match the documentation where it says: The Output Compare File will contain all similarities and differences between the Input Base Feature …

I have not tested this but the Field (arcpy) documentation says that the required property is Read and Write so I think that will be the place to start experimenting. There is a code sample there tha …

I think you should research/ask about writing to a CSV file separately at StackOverflow because the technique you are using to do that is pure Python rather than ArcPy. For the remainder I think this …

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.