Storing important data, using oracle data provider arcgis

Asked By Ernest 0 points N/A Posted on - 12/05/2012

I have an ArcGis system used solely for creating maps and geographic information which is in lined on my current task. Now there is plenty of data, I wish to store and manage that information and share them with other users. I had heard of the Oracle database before. Is it possible using the oracle data provider arcgis? If so, please give a tutorial or link.

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Answered By Bowl Louise 0 points N/A #165685

Storing important data, using oracle data provider arcgis

Hello

You can use Oracle data provider with arcgis. There is couple of steps you need to follow. First be sure to install Oracle client application onto your client machine.

1. Install Oracle ArcGis on client machine

2. Restart your ArcGis application so it can recognize new files you installed

3. Add connection from ArcGis, that way you'll know if you have done everything correctly.

More information you can here: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//002n00000038000000

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Answered By Manning Wickersham 0 points N/A #165686

Storing important data, using oracle data provider arcgis

Hello Ernest,

You can use Oracle data provider with ArcGis. For this, you need to make sure that you have Oracle Client Application installed into your client machine, then you need to follow the following steps:

First, install Oracle ArcGis on client machine, then restart your ArcGis application as it can recognize the new files installed, then add connection from ArcGis as you can know if everything done is correct.

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• Posted on - 05/21/2013
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