+5Hi,
I would like to export images from a geodatabase attachment table to JPEGs.
In the process I would love to write the geoobject feature attributes to name the jpeg.
The attachments are joined to geoobject features by a Global ID. I would like to name the jpegs with attributes from "Stadsvandring" and "ID_nr" columns.
I appreciate tips on what translators could be used!
/Sofia
Best answer by nielsgerrits
Greetings,
I am exporting data from an ESRI File gdb to DXF files (fanned out).
I would like to update Entity values from a list, rather than opening the DXF in a text editor and manually updating the values.
The format is:
1001
ACAD
1000
type=NTI want to set the values to:
1001
Trimblearea
1000
dxf name (sourcelayername)
I would appreciate anyone sharing any pointers or a simple workbench, that illustrates this.
Regards,
Clive
+51Hi @sofiamvalentin,
How is the structure you Source data Geodatabase? Could you share us a sample of your data?
Thanks,
Danilo
+60Greetings,
I am exporting data from an ESRI File gdb to DXF files (fanned out).
I would like to update Entity values from a list, rather than opening the DXF in a text editor and manually updating the values.
The format is:
1001
ACAD
1000
type=NTI want to set the values to:
1001
Trimblearea
1000
dxf name (sourcelayername)
I would appreciate anyone sharing any pointers or a simple workbench, that illustrates this.
Regards,
Clive
+5Not having Workbench on my current device so no sample but this is quite easy. First of all you need to connect the attachment table to the data. FeatureMerger will do this, primary key in datatable, key in attachment if I recall correctly. Then I use a RasterReplacer to create the image out of the blob. JPEG Writer to write to file, concat the name out of the attributes.
+5Hi @sofiamvalentin,
How is the structure you Source data Geodatabase? Could you share us a sample of your data?
Thanks,
Danilo