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ArcGIS Engine Developer Guide

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Conver<br />

erting<br />

personal<br />

geodatabases<br />

There are two kinds of geodatabases: personal geodatabases and multiuser geodatabases.<br />

Multiuser geodatabases are also known as ArcSDE-based geodatabases. While <strong>ArcGIS</strong> <strong>Engine</strong><br />

is supported on UNIX, these platforms do not support the use of personal geodatabases<br />

(*.mdb). Your personal geodatabases must be converted to an ArcSDE geodatabase or a<br />

supported file-based format, such as shapefiles, coverages, or raster data, before you can use<br />

that data to serve a map on Solaris or Linux.<br />

ArcCatalog allows you to copy data from a personal geodatabase and paste it to an ArcSDE<br />

geodatabase. You can copy entire feature datasets or individual feature classes, raster<br />

catalogs, or individual rasters and tables. For every feature dataset, feature class, raster<br />

catalog, or individual raster or table you copy and paste, the result is an equivalent feature<br />

class, raster catalog, and individual raster or table in the destination geodatabase with all the<br />

features or records from the source data.<br />

This appendix describes the steps involved in this process as well as the procedure to convert<br />

a personal geodatabase to a file-based shapefile, coverage, or individual raster.<br />

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