Yes, I think ESRI is moving all SDE services into the client tools, which
connect directly (may even be called Direct Connect) to spatial databases.
I believe that there is still SDE metadata required, and possibly a
special SDE schema where needed to supporting versioning (but I"m just
guessing here). So it may not be totally trivial to support SDE via the
standard Oracle driver, but it should be more possible.
In the case of Oracle I've even heard that they are preferring to use
native Oracle SDO format, rather than their ST_GEOMETRY format.
You have to pedal pretty fast to keep your data centre up with ESRI's
developers...
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 10:19 AM, Andrea Aime <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
>> Just in case you didn't already know it I would like to inform you that
>> ArcSDE is a deprecated technology and 10.2.2 was its last working release.
>> As for last available information from ESRI 10.3, actual release of ArcGIS
>> products family, and future releases do not use it.
>> Some information, more relevant to ESRI's users, may be found at this
>> document:
>>
>>
>> http://downloads2.esri.com/support/TechArticles/W28703_DEPRECATION_PLAN_FOR_ARCGIS_10_1_and_10_2__Updated_for_10_2_1d_final.pdf
>>
>>
> Interesting... I thought SDE was mandatory for versioned edits, what is
> going to replace that functionality, geodatabase against a
> spatial db like oracle/sqlserver/postgis?
>
>
>
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