ArcGIS Data Store is registered with an ArcGIS for Server site, which you set as a Portal for ArcGIS hosting server. You must upgrade all components of this system to the same version.
Note:
Be aware that you must upgrade ArcGIS for Server before you upgrade ArcGIS Data Store.
Follow the instructions in this topic and its related topics to upgrade:
Before you upgrade ArcGIS Data Store
Before you can upgrade ArcGIS Data Store, you must download the installation files for the ArcGIS Data Store release to which you want to upgrade, make a backup of your data store, and upgrade ArcGIS for Server and Portal for ArcGIS. If you are using a spatiotemporal big data store to archive high-volume data, you must also upgrade your ArcGIS GeoEvent Extension for Server installation.
- Download the latest ArcGIS Data Store software installation files from My Esri.
- Run exportmanageddb to create a full backup of relational and tile cache data stores. Be sure your exported files are stored in a remote, secure location.
- Upgrade Portal for ArcGIS, the portal's web adaptor, ArcGIS for Server, and its web adaptor, and ArcGIS GeoEvent Extension for Server (if you have it installed). Follow the instructions in Upgrade Portal for ArcGIS in the Portal for ArcGIS administrator guide and its related topics to upgrade your portal and its servers.
Upgrade ArcGIS Data Store
If you have a primary and standby machine in your relational or tile cache data store, complete the steps to upgrade and reconfigure the primary machine first. Be sure to then upgrade and reconfigure the standby machine; primary and standby machines must run the same ArcGIS Data Store release. Similarly, if you have multiple spatiotemporal big data stores configured with your ArcGIS Server site, you must upgrade and reconfigure all the spatiotemporal big data store machines.
Note:
Upgrading ArcGIS Data Store restarts the ArcGIS Data Store service.
You can upgrade using the setup program (an interactive wizard-driven experience), or run Setup.exe from a command prompt or script to silently upgrade ArcGIS Data Store. The installation file detects and upgrades an existing installation of ArcGIS Data Store.
Upgrade using the setup program
- Double-click Setup.exe to launch the setup program.
- During the installation, read the license agreement and accept it, or exit if you do not agree with the terms.
- If you accept the license agreement, the ArcGIS Data Store setup program displays the features that will be installed.
- The
account used by your existing installation is prepopulated in the
ArcGIS Data Store input box.
Provide the password for the account. Typically, this
is the password you defined when installing the software. If the
password has changed since you installed the software, you need to
provide the password you designated when modifying the account.
If the password
is not validated successfully, an error message is displayed
indicating the password is invalid. If you are unsure of the
password for the account, contact your system
administrator.
Note:
Earlier versions of ArcGIS Data Store used the Local System account to create the ArcGIS Data Store service. At version 10.4 and later, you specify a local user or domain user account to start the ArcGIS Data Store service. If you are upgrading from ArcGIS Data Store 10.3 or 10.3.1, you must manually provide this account full control to your ArcGIS Data Store content directory (the default location is C:\arcgisdatastore).
- To complete the installation, follow the directions on the screen.
Silently upgrade
Rather than run the setup program, you can run the Setup.exe file at a command prompt or in a batch script.
When silently upgrading using Setup.exe, you must specify the account used by the software. Typically, this is the account you defined when installing the software. If the account has changed since you installed, you need to provide the user name and password you designated when modifying the account.
Note:
Earlier versions of ArcGIS Data Store used the Local System account to create the ArcGIS Data Store service. At version 10.4 and later, you specify a local user or domain user account to start the ArcGIS Data Store service. If you are upgrading from ArcGIS Data Store 10.3 or 10.3.1, you must manually provide this account full control to your ArcGIS Data Store content directory (the default location is C:\arcgisdatastore).
If you do not specify the account, or it does not match the account used by your current installation, the installation process displays a message indicating the credentials could not be validated. As a result, the installation will exit.
In the following example, the account used by the software is myaccount:
<path to ArcGIS Data Store setup download folder>\Setup.exe /qb USER_NAME=myaccount PASSWORD=mypassword
For example, to run the command with a domain account, such as mydomain\myaccount, with the password 4myI.s0nly, type the following:
\\machinename\mydownloadfolder\Setup.exe /qb USER_NAME=mydomain\myaccount PASSWORD=4myI.s0nly
Caution:
Command line parameters are case sensitive. If you are having trouble upgrading, confirm the case matches the properties as shown in the examples.
Reconfigure the data store
After you upgrade an ArcGIS Data Store machine, you must reconfigure the data store with the same ArcGIS Server site you were using before upgrading.
- To reconfigure a standby relational data store or relational and tile cache data store running on the same machine, use either the Data Store Configuration wizard or configuredatastore command utility.
- If you are using only a tile cache data store (used for scene layer tile caches) but have your own managed database, use the configuredatastore command utility to reconfigure the standby tile cache data store.
- To reconfigure a spatiotemporal big data store, use the configuredatastore command utility.
Once you have upgraded and reconfigured the primary relational or tile cache data store or the first spatiotemporal big data store, repeat the upgrade and reconfiguration steps for the standby relational or tile cache data store or all additional spatiotemporal big data stores.
When the ArcGIS Server site, portal, and all ArcGIS Data Store machines are upgraded to the latest release, your existing hosted web layers are available for use, and you can publish new hosted feature layers and hosted scene layers, and archive high-volume observation data from GeoEvent.