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#UPGRADE TO ARCGIS 10.6 PATCH#
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#UPGRADE TO ARCGIS 10.6 WINDOWS 10#
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BUG-000119493 - Sink tool creates two unique values for sink regions that are diagonally connected.

BUG-000119534 - Path Allocation produces incorrect results when the source characteristics are specified.BUG-000119759 - Improve the quality and performance of the Sample tool.BUG-000119801 - Sample fails when more than one mosaic datasets are input as input rasters.

#UPGRADE TO ARCGIS 10.6 WINDOWS 10#

BUG-000121297 - Font smoothing in Windows 10 significantly degrades ArcMap performance.

BUG-000121659 - Add support for Chipped NITF files in ArcGIS.

BUG-000122703 - Related fixes for the Optimized Compress work.

BUG-000124079 - Running block adjustment on imagery collection the second time may fail with missing default elevation value.

BUG-000124325 - Create Spatial Type fails on Oracle 19c.

BUG-000124326 - Renaming an SDO_Geometry feature class fails on Oracle 19c.

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To avoid conflicts this patch also includes:

BUG-000088196 - The Find tool prompts to log in to an ArcGIS Online subscription account even when not using any Ready-To-Use Services.

This worked successfully with data provided in version 10.5.1.

BUG-000112999 - The Export to CAD tool in ArcGIS Desktop 10.6 does not create blocks in the output DWG file.

BUG-000115103 - ArcGIS Desktop crashes on importing changes when run on specific data.BUG-000116614 - The related table returns an incorrect selection result when more than 99 records are selected in the feature class involved in a relationship class.BUG-000116939 - Within ArcMap 10.6.1, the 'Find' & 'Find Route' Tools initialize slowly cause AppHang exceptions in severe cases.(The sdedbtune command can be installed using the ArcSDE application server installation wizard. If you want new feature classes to use a different type of geometry storage by default, use the sdedbtune command to change the GEOMETRY_STORAGE parameter value under the DEFAULTS keyword. When a geodatabase in SQL Server is upgraded to ArcGIS 10.1 or later releases, newly created feature classes will use the SQL Server geometry storage type by default.If after upgrading to a newer version you want to move back to an older version of the geodatabase, you must restore the old database from backup. There is no formal mechanism to downgrade a geodatabase to a previous version.ArcGIS 10 clients will be able to connect to the 10.2.x geodatabase. Releases prior to ArcGIS 10 will not be able to connect to a 10.2.x geodatabase. Once a geodatabase has been upgraded, previous versions of ArcGIS may not be able to connect since some older versions of ArcGIS cannot read newer versions of the geodatabase.

#UPGRADE TO ARCGIS 10.6 UPGRADE#

If your geodatabase is at release 9.2 or earlier, you must first upgrade to a supported geodatabase release then upgrade to 10.2.2.

There is no geodatabase upgrade from version 10.2.1 to 10.2.2 all changes made between those releases were implemented in the ArcGIS client applications.

You can upgrade directly from a 9.3.x, 10, 10.1, or 10.2 geodatabase to a 10.2.2 geodatabase if your database is at a supported release.

#UPGRADE TO ARCGIS 10.6 SOFTWARE#

Upgrades from beta versions of the software are not supported.

When you have determined that the new system works the way you expected, schedule the upgrade be sure the necessary staff are available to perform the upgrade and that they have the permissions necessary to complete their assigned tasks. Test the new version on a development or test server to ensure that it works with all your client applications.

When you upgrade any enterprise system, including a geodatabase, plan ahead.