Knowledge graphs model real-world systems in a nonspatial manner, using entities to represent real-world objects and relationships to establish connections between them.
You can use ArcGIS Pro with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 to create a knowledge graph in the Enterprise portal that uses a new ArcGIS Data Store graph store. When you publish, you can reference the query layer, create a materialized view that the layer will reference instead, or create a snapshot that will copy the data to the portal's relational data store. You can publish a map image layer to share the subset of data defined in the query layer with others in your ArcGIS Enterprise organization.When you create a query layer, you can create a materialized view to store the SQL query in the data warehouse to improve query performance. You can create a query layer to add data to the map for analysis.This makes it possible to view large numbers of features in a usable format. After connecting, you can enable feature binning on tables in Google BigQuery or Snowflake to draw aggregated features at different scales.
You can connect to Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, or Snowflake. Cloud data warehouse supportĪrcGIS Pro 2.9 supports access to cloud data warehouses to allow you to view, analyze, and publish subsets of data. The Highlights section includes featured new functionality.
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