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Translate FGDB to SHP data format

  • February 14, 2023
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viviancfhung
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I got a fgdb dataset which is multi-layer. Some layers are the table without geometry information.

I tried to convert them into shp file.

But it is failed. And the converted layers are crashed also.

The attached is the dataset

This is error message

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Thanks

 

 

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@srinivasgg​ @viviancfhung​ You should be able to select geometry: shapefile_null image

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viviancfhung
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  • February 14, 2023

I add the GeometryFilter and write the table without geometry information into DBase. But the schema format is too new and not compatible with the DBase in shp.

Is there any solution?


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  • February 14, 2023

 

@viviancfhung​ Thanks for including a sample dataset.

I reproduced your error in FME 2022.1. It looks like this was a regression in FME 2022.1 and it has been addressed in FME 2022.2. Can you try the latest version of FME 2022.2, available here ?


viviancfhung
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  • February 16, 2023

Thanks, I will try

 


srinivasgg
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  • February 18, 2023

Hi,

Looks, NO option to write a TABLE into shape file, in other words shape file supports to write GEOMETRY only.

if at all requires a table from GDDB into a shape file, we may need to write into an external file like excel or csv.


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  • February 21, 2023

@srinivasgg​ @viviancfhung​ You should be able to select geometry: shapefile_null image


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  • February 24, 2023
markatsafe wrote:

@srinivasgg​ @viviancfhung​ You should be able to select geometry: shapefile_null image

thank you @Mark Stoakes​ 


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  • February 28, 2023
markatsafe wrote:

 

@viviancfhung​ Thanks for including a sample dataset.

I reproduced your error in FME 2022.1. It looks like this was a regression in FME 2022.1 and it has been addressed in FME 2022.2. Can you try the latest version of FME 2022.2, available here ?

Thanks @Mark Stoakes​ , It did work for me


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