checkout/check-in replication
See Also: replication
[ESRI software] A type of geodatabase replication that involves copying data to a destination geodatabase, editing that data in the destination, ...
Checkout/check-in replication allows data to be copied to another geodatabase, edited, and then transferred back to the original database.
checkoutCheckout is the act of taking selected data out of an ArcStorm database into a local coverage for editing purposes. When data is checked out, it is locked to prevent updates from other users.
Launch Checkout System (LCS)
The Launch Checkout System is a command and control center that will checkout all GPS III satellites.
July 19 - "On-orbit checkout of the first IIF satellite is progressing as scheduled.
MCS has been updated to use the actual sizes of the mod_query, ref_query and areas columns in the CHECKOUT table for the limits on the length of the data for the Commodities/Queries applied for the Primary file, ...
Following several hours for instrument deployment, activation and checkout, systematic interferometric data were collected for 222.4 consecutive hours. The instrument operated virtually flawlessly and imaged 99.
For example, the Figure 5 shows three "snapshots" of an animated sequence of the surfaces depicting shopper movement (left side) and sales activity (right side). The checkout data for a twenty-four hour period was divided into hourly segments and the ...
Stored in a single Microsoft Access .mdb file
Has a 2 GB size limit
Supports only one editor at a time; no concurrent editing
Can function as a child geodatabase in both one-way and checkout/check-in geodatabase replication ...
motor vehicles, and charge-out of equipment to program units or individuals, used to prevent misuse, abuse or theft, or to determine internal agency chargebacks. Examples include portable computers, tool control records, and audiovisual checkout logs.
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