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Can we delete standard geodata directories from the server, if we do not have data to place in them?

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Can we delete standard geodata directories from the server, if we do not have data to place in them?

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No, these will be needed eventually, and if they are not, they will be removed or changed nationally. Q: We have some large counties which contain several topo quads. Currently we keep topographic images under quadblock directories. Are we supposed to put all of these files under a single topographic_images directory? A: Yes, all topo quads should be stored in the topographic_images folder. If you have a large number of topo quad files, you may find the Service Center Data Loader, and the Alias Tool helpful in providing a virtual sort to organize the topo quads into subcategories when accessing them in ArcView.

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