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Hi,

My customer asked me about the difference between Esri Legacy SDE and Esri Geodb ArcSDE, when he wants to Reader SDE.

 

Thanks,

Danilo

Hi, the legacy SDE format uses a C API that Esri no longer supports; in other words use at your own risk. The GeoDB SDE format uses an ArcObjects based API that is supported.

Hi, the legacy SDE format uses a C API that Esri no longer supports; in other words use at your own risk. The GeoDB SDE format uses an ArcObjects based API that is supported.

Robyn we miss you :-)

 

 

Hi, the legacy SDE format uses a C API that Esri no longer supports; in other words use at your own risk. The GeoDB SDE format uses an ArcObjects based API that is supported.

Hi @bruceharold,

 

Thanks your reply and answer with this case.

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

Danilo

 

 

 

Also note that the Legacy SDE (called SDE30 internally) reader/writer has some particular limitations, search for "SDE30" on this page for more information:

https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/19440/comparison-of-fme-readers-and-writers-for-sde-and.html

On the flip side, in some instances it can be quite a lot faster than corresponding the ArcObjects readers/writers.

Also note that the Legacy SDE (called SDE30 internally) reader/writer has some particular limitations, search for "SDE30" on this page for more information:

https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/19440/comparison-of-fme-readers-and-writers-for-sde-and.html

On the flip side, in some instances it can be quite a lot faster than corresponding the ArcObjects readers/writers.

Hi @david_r,

 

Many thanks your link sent me. I'll check it.

 

 

Thanks,

 

Danilo

 

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