With the release of SQL Server 2008 Microsoft added geometry data types. So geometries can now in an ESRI enviroment be either be stored using SQL-Server datatypes or ArcSDE datatypes.
A colleague of mine asked today when should we choose one product over the other?
We already have business databases in SQL-Server and in ArcSDE, if we need to create a new database, what options do we have? Are there any advantages/disadvantages to storing data in one way or other?
Refrased, Old Question is here:
"With the release of SQL Server 2008 Microsoft added geometry data types. So geometries can now either be stored in SQL-Server or ArcSDE. A colleague of mine asked today when should we choose one product over the other? We already have business databases in SQL-Server and in ArcSDE, if we need to store a new polyline, is there any reason to promote one place over the other? "
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