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Exporting to GDB from multiple sources - only attribute info is visible and no geometry

  • April 2, 2024
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abnan0001
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Hello All
I need your guidance to correct this issue..

  • I have few polygon layers with limited infomation in the layers.
  • I have an excel master sheet with complete details and common field is species name 

    so , I have used feature joined after some transformation and got all details connected to layer..

    Now , The issue is when i have exported it to gdb , everything is blank without geometry and only attributes are visible for polygon layer..
    I want to project it to LL84
    I have attached workspace template and error screenshot
    I shall be thankful for suggestion
     

     

Best answer by nielsgerrits

I prefer to use a FeatureMerger instead of the FeatureJoinder. Geometry = Requestor, excel = Supplier. Right now, the records without geometry from Left overwrite the geometry of Right.

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    I prefer to use a FeatureMerger instead of the FeatureJoinder. Geometry = Requestor, excel = Supplier. Right now, the records without geometry from Left overwrite the geometry of Right.

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