Here are some of the fixes in SP 4 for ArcGIS Desktop
- GeoTIFF files created with the ArcMap Export Map function should contain spatial reference information in addition to the currently encoded position and transform. This will make the files reprojectable and should make it easy to include map exports on an ArcGIS Explorer globe.
- When ArcGIS is used to export to PDF in a loop, or several hundred times in one ArcMap session, the application can leak memory and may crash or become unresponsive.
- User would like a version refresh available to an ArcView user.
- Text symbol halos often fail to draw correctly, or they drop out.
- Unwanted domains are automatically assigned to attribute fields when creating feature classes in geodatabase.
- Select by location fails when run multiple times, and it fails with the Centroid option with large data. Both situations are due to memory leaks.
- Adding an annotation class as the associated layer for Map Annotation will cause a corrupt MXD file.
- White text, or text that matches the data frame background color, may turn black on export to PDF or AI (Illustrator) formats.
- Closing the map when multiple editors are editing a version concurrently does not save edits when requested.
- When making a direct connect to an Oracle database and not saving username and password within connection properties, data does not display in the geodatabase.
- Add support for datum transformations.
- Building a spatial index fails on a shapefile that has all null geometries.
- ITopologicalOperator::Intersect does not return the correct geometry count.
- When switching from the Maplex labeling engine to the standard ESRI labeling engine, the View Unplaced Labels function stops working for the standard labeling engine, and any previously displayed unplaced labels are removed.
- The AutoComplete Polygon task does not abort the edit operation if no polygons are created.
- The ExportCAD function now creates a new PRJ file if overwriting an existing CAD file that already has a PRJ file, along with the CAD file.
- Export CAD now recognizes the universal PRJ files.
- The IFeatureEdit and IFeatureEdit2 methods do not produce correct results when editing in projected space.
- When ArcGIS is used to export to EMF in a loop, or several hundred times in one ArcMap session, the application can leak memory and may crash or become unresponsive.
- Use of the Profile Graph tool can cause ArcMap to terminate.
- Block copy/paste between low and high precision feature datasets when the coordinate systems do not match.
- ArcMap crashes when the MapControl or PageLayout controls are added to the VBA form and resized.
Changes in ArcGIS Server for .Net
- Adding a SOC machine to a WorkGroup licensed SOM when the machine name is greater than 14 characters fails.
- Map server caching issues occur when a map service source MXD contains layers from a compressed file geodatabase data source.
- Unable to run applications that have a single Toolbar control buddied to two Map controls.
- Manager is unable to publish Web applications when disconnected from the network.
- Memory leak in ArcSOC.exe process when doing many Identify requests over time.
For ArcIMS list of fixes is smaller. Here is complete list.
- For ArcMap Services, Features returned from a definition query should not be selected/highlighted.
- When ArcMap Server is not installed, Spatial Server log returns error loading library "..\ext\DataAccess\aimsisGDAL.dll": Error code = 126 with 9.2 SP2.
- ArcMap server GET_SERVICE_INFO response does not escape field alias names that contains special characters such as <, >, &, "" and '.
- ArcIMS 9.2 shows decreased performace compared to ArcIMS 9.1 when geocoding addresses using street names with numbers.
- Spatial server crashes while requesting table of contents(toc) for raster layers that are enabled to display raster resolution in toc for an arcmap service.
- Geocoding address with street names containing all numbers crashes the spatialserver.
- GET_EXTRACT does not return all the features of a multipoint feature.
- Extract server fails to generate output zip file if the host name is too long.
- While using raster catalog as the data source, ArcIMS Image Server was dropping raster tiles.
- GET_IMAGE has a new attribute to return scale factor for an Arcmap service.
- Spatialquery with buffer and target layer does not select features from target layer.
- ERR0416 Operation Failed” is returned when using command line administrator although the operation is successfully completed.
In ArcSDE fixes are database specific. I'll list fixed issues for SQL Server.
- Upgrading a SQL Server geodatabase with archive enabled feature classes creates triggers that cause "Duplicate key in shape column" errors during the archive operation. See KB article 33264.
- ArcMap crashes when executing definition query on a text field with a length of more than 4000.
- sdesetup -o upgrade command fails if executed as db_owner member on the dbo schema.
- ArcSDE for SQL Server: Create index fails for Windows Authenticated users who are not the DBO user.
- ArcSDE for SQL*Server: Incorrect predicate binding for the delete statement when removing rows from a keyset table orphans rows.
- ArcSDE for SQL Server 2005: Need to check for a matching default schema during table creation.
- ArcSDE for Oracle: sdegroup command does not support NVARCHAR types.
- The sdegroup command fails with "The destination string buffer is too small" error if an involved column's fully qualifed name is more than 32 characters.
- HPUX64 (Oracle 9i): sdegdbrepair command encounters a segmentation fault and core dump after successfully completing.
- The sdesetup command with SQL Server should not allow a lower release version to be executed against a higher release of the ArcSDE instance.
- shp2sde -o init and -o append is not able to load dBASE C-ColType into existing SE_NSTRING_TYPE column. The default has always been to map dBASE C-ColType into SE_STRING_TYPE.
- sdeimport -o append/init return attribute column size mismatch on STRING_TYPE columns
- Enhancement request: ArcSDE Service Pack support Web page should address installation steps for multiple sde services.
- ArcSDE 9.2 Service Pack 3 support page should say that you use the
and instead of the SDE user when executing the SDESETUP command in Step 6 in the Installation Steps. (Finally!)
These are some of the fixes I think are interesting for average user of ArcGIS. Let's hope we won't need any more service packs soon.
YOur very last statement that talks about the SDESETUp command in step 6 is not clear. Maybe a word missing? It states "ArcSDE 9.2 Service Pack 3 support page should say that you use the and instead of the SDE user when executing the SDESETUP command in Step 6 in the Installation Steps." I have been having trouble with this step, and hope you can clarify what you meant.
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