Hi,
I´m trying to convert data from a ArcGIS filegeodb to AutoCAD DWG. In the proces I´m getting the following error which says absolutly nothing to me. Does anybody have an idea on where the problem could be?
AutoCAD Writer: An error occurred for dataset 'C:\\Temp\\RF2017\\RFgrundkort2017.dwg', in function AutoCAD2004Writer::writeInsertAttribute. Exception thrown: 'Invalid input' (Invalid input)
Thanks
Christian
+26Hi Christian,
I've been reported the same error. Have you found any solution since then?
Thanks,
Francisco
+1I was having the same error when converting from a point layer, using the DWGStyler with a template to convert to a block before FeatureWriting it out.
In the DWGStyler I had in the Block Name: "Ex Sanitary Manhole" when it should have been "Ex Sanitary Manhole " with a space at the end before writing it to "V-SSWR-STRC".
+15I was having the same error when converting from a point layer, using the DWGStyler with a template to convert to a block before FeatureWriting it out.
In the DWGStyler I had in the Block Name: "Ex Sanitary Manhole" when it should have been "Ex Sanitary Manhole " with a space at the end before writing it to "V-SSWR-STRC".
Hi @dmerrick - glad to hear you were able to resolve the error you received.
Do you know if the template DWG file had the Block Name with a space at the end? Or did you have to add the space even though the block name (in the template file) did not have a space at the end?
Just want to be sure this isn't a bug with the DWGStyler :)
- Andrea
+1Hi @dmerrick - glad to hear you were able to resolve the error you received.
Do you know if the template DWG file had the Block Name with a space at the end? Or did you have to add the space even though the block name (in the template file) did not have a space at the end?
Just want to be sure this isn't a bug with the DWGStyler :)
- Andrea
@AndreaAtSafe, I was mistaken about my error and having a space at the end of the block name. Further examination showed I was missing a couple "shx." files. I manually copied them into the same folder that the template resides in but still have the same template block issue of it not being recognized.
+15@AndreaAtSafe, I was mistaken about my error and having a space at the end of the block name. Further examination showed I was missing a couple "shx." files. I manually copied them into the same folder that the template resides in but still have the same template block issue of it not being recognized.
@dmerrick
It sounds like you are still encountering a problem.
I think it might be best to post this as a new question on the Q+A board: https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/index.html
In your new post, sharing a few more details will help the FME community help you, if you could provide additional details including:
