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  • May 26, 2013
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May I know how can I find all the feature class that has not been committed after a run?

 

 

Yes I know how to save those feature that have error/ignored by setting the writter but there are those that are miss out because they are not commited anywhere.

 

 

I do not wish to manually route them to a database or shape files because it can be quite a tedious task.

 

 

May I know if there is anywhere to say all feature classes not saved to be commited into a file or database table?

 

 

 

 

 

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May I know how can I find all the feature class that had not been committed after a run?

 

 

Yes I know how to save those feature that have error/ignored by setting the writer but there are those that are miss out because they were not commited anywhere.

 

 

I do not wish to manually route them to a database or shape files because it can be quite a tedious task.

 

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  • May 26, 2013
May I know how can I find all the feature class that had not been committed after a run?

 

 

Yes I know how to save those feature that have error/ignored by setting the writer but there are those that are miss out because they were not commited anywhere.

 

 

I do not wish to manually route them to a database or shape files because it can be quite a tedious task.

 

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