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ArcGis Dll's for FME 64 bits

  • April 11, 2016
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erik_jan
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I have found many articles about this issue.

But I am looking for the link to download the required DLL's to use FME 64 bits with the SDE writer.

And up to now I have not been able to locate the set of DLL's.

Can anybody point me to the right download site?

ArcGis 10.2.1 is installed.

Thanks for any help.

Erik Jan

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Does this article help? It tells you where to find the DLLs and where to copy them to.

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  • April 12, 2016

The 64 bits files are probably located in "C:\\Program Files" instead of 32bits in "C:\\Program Files (x86)"

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Does this article help? It tells you where to find the DLLs and where to copy them to.

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  • April 13, 2016

Does this article help? It tells you where to find the DLLs and where to copy them to.

Thanks Mark,

I had read this, but was not aware that I had to install the SDK first.

I hoped to be able to copy the DLL's, but was advised not to take that shortcut.

Erik Jan

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