—Tim Clark and Tosia Shall
A geodatabase is the data model used to store, relate, and structure geographic information. It is also the physical store of all information, whether the information is in an RDBMS, Microsoft Access File (.mdb), or in your own file system structure. This session will present an overview of the functionality of a geodatabase and take a closer look at the contents of a geodatabase, advanced behavior, and editing data in a geodatabase.