I'm new to FME and am trying to transform data in SQL Azure (spatial) and I do not want FME to convert my original types to CURVEPOLYGON. If the original was a MULTIPOLYGON, I want it to remain a MULTIPOLYGON. Even cleanup from the GeometryValidator seems to convert some geometries to a CURVEPOLYGON. How can I prevent this?
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SQL Server Converting to CURVEPOLYGON
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HI @brianhearn,
It's tough to say why the polygons are being deaggregated without seeing the workspace or source dataset but have you tried using the Aggregator or MultipleGeometrySetter to reset the aggregate geometry? The GeometryCoercer can also be used to reset the geometry type of features. An AggregateFilter may also be useful to confirm that you have the correct number of aggregate features before writing/inspecting the dataset.
If that doesn't help and you are able to, can you upload a small sample of the dataset as an FFS file and your workspace?