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PostgreSQL and ArcCatalog 10.1 configuration


darksabersan

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Hi guys,

I need your help to configure PostgreSQL and ArcCatalog.
First, the technical details about my installation:
Based on Windows Se7en x64
I've installed PostgreSQL 9.0.18 as Geo Database in order to use QGIS 2.4.0 and all was fine.
Why PostgreSQL 9.0.5? Just simply because I have ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 and I put the Client Libraries 9.0.5 inside "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\bin"
Now, when I want to connect in ArcCatalog then the problem appear (even with localhost as Instance info).

 

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I know that is possible to do so even without ArcSDE.

All comments and helps are welcome!

 

darksabersan.

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I think darksabersan not asked anything related to Esri Enterprise Geodatabase which is in fact refer to ArcSDE, he probably likes to configure the following thing:

http://www.esri.com/library/whitepapers/pdfs/how-to-set-up-geoportal-server-122.pdf

 

interesting notes are below:

http://northredoubt.com/n/2013/08/22/postgresqlpostgis-and-arcgis-arcmap-10-2/

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Hi guys,

I need your help to configure PostgreSQL and ArcCatalog.

First, the technical details about my installation:

Based on Windows Se7en x64

I've installed PostgreSQL 9.0.18 as Geo Database in order to use QGIS 2.4.0 and all was fine.

Why PostgreSQL 9.0.5? Just simply because I have ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 and I put the Client Libraries 9.0.5 inside "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.1\bin"

Now, when I want to connect in ArcCatalog then the problem appear (even with localhost as Instance info).

 

axikxw.jpg

 

I know that is possible to do so even without ArcSDE.

All comments and helps are welcome!

 

darksabersan.

Try to write following in Instance: localhost,5432

Hope it will work. In my PC it works.

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Thank you adnan0001 for your video, bdsmolla for the interesting links and infinity007 for the trick.

Finally it works.

Instance: localhost,5432  (was the solution)

And It is also really important to take care about the naming convention. I mean no capital or mixed letters (Upper and Lower).

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i.e:

My_Database

MY_DATABASE

but:

my_database

 

;)

 

darksabersan.

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