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ArcGIS &nbsp;10, you can edit it in ArcCatalog<br />

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ArcGIS  10, you can edit it in ArcCatalog


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If I find a better workaround or a true solution, I'll post it
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If I find a better workaround or a true solution, I'll post it

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We've created several Views in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 for our ArcGIS 10 users and it looks like they're only retrieving the first 500 rows of data. &nbsp;So far the only thing they have figured out is that it works if the view is dumped to a full table, but that introduces additional overhead I'd rather avoid trying to keep things synchronized.<br />
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Is anyone aware of any workarounds to retrieve the full dataset from a View? &nbsp;
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We've created several Views in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 for our ArcGIS 10 users and it looks like they're only retrieving the first 500 rows of data.  So far the only thing they have figured out is that it works if the view is dumped to a full table, but that introduces additional overhead I'd rather avoid trying to keep things synchronized.

Is anyone aware of any workarounds to retrieve the full dataset from a View?  

ArcGIS using Views

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