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I have a replicated table in my SQL Server (PE_AMB_ANP), that table has a field named "rowguid" (rowguid is auto generated)

When I try yo load data, the field appear matched with 'none', but when the process continues it throws an error "duplicate key {0000-..}"

I don't want to update that field using ArcMap.

How can exclude "rowguid"?

Feature Class Properties

Simple Data Loader throws an error

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The unique GUID is what makes ArcGIS replication possible -- You cannot eliminate it. You can certainly autopopulate a GUID value which isn't all-zeros (which should prevent duplicate keys).

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Replication was not created using ArcGIS tools, it comes from a remote server with merge publication, I just want to ignore that field. –  Carlos Huchim Nov 26 '13 at 17:45
    
The error is from the database, not ArcGIS. Populating a unique GUID will still address the issue. Otherwise you'd need to drop the column. –  Vince Nov 26 '13 at 17:49

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