HOW TO SETUP SDE INTERCEPT ON DESKTOP SDEINTERCEPT VIDEO ARCSDE ARCGIS ESRI 10.2 

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 HOW TO SETUP SDE INTERCEPT ON DESKTOP SDEINTERCEPT VIDEO ARCSDE ESRI 10.2

I will show you how to setup an sdeintercept for analyzing the various issues,

1. Be sure to shut down ArcMap or ArcCatalog if you have it open.

2. Setting the trace can be done by adding an environment variable to the system Environment Variables or via command line. Please note that adding the variable to the system will continue to trace until it is removed. Once you’re done with the trace, remove the variable to prevent your system from filling up with these files. Also, setting this by command line only remains for the duration of the CMD session.

3. Set the Windows system variables:

In the Start menu, right click Computer and choose Properties.

Under System variables choose new. Add the following:

    Variable name: SDEINTERCEPT

    Variable Value: crwTf

The capital “T” in this value will write the full Hour, minute, second and millisecond for each command recorded.

Create another System variable and fill in the following:

    Variable name: SDEINTERCEPTLOC

    Variable Value: C:\TEMP\client_intercept

The path to the file can be anywhere you choose but make sure you provide a file name. The file name can be named anything also but do not provide a file extension.

Here is an example of setting this via command prompt:

    set SDEINTERCEPT=crwtf

    set SDEINTERCEPTLOC=C:\temp\slow_connection_intercept

Now, restart ArcGIS and make a connection to a geodatabase. You should see the file created in the SDEINTERCEPTLOC defined with numeric file extensions.

For each connection and ArcGIS session, there will be two files created. This is normal. The file with the larger size received the last command and this should be the one to diagnose.

Its done. Very simple !

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Thanks,
NJ