Best Regards,
Hani
1- Input .gpx file in the inspector
2- The workbench
3- Inspecting each feature class after splitting them using testers
4- The Track and Track Points are not translated!
Question
Features are missed when translated
I have a .gpx file and I want to convert it to Esri Geodatabase feature class, I created a workbench (shown in the screenshot) to handle the conversion. The gpx file contains 3 features: Way points, Track, Track Points, and I can inspect each feature alone in the inspector, but when coming to translation only the Way Points are constructed. This is discussed below in the screenshots.
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Hi Hani,
You are writing to a file_gdb.
Yuo have set it to accept points. So it stops when you feed it lines (your track).
If you remove the linewriting connection, your trackpoints will be written.
Hello Gio,
Thank you very much, that’s right!
Usually, when I create a writer I use a static schema, but this time I used a dynamic schema. The difference here is when using a static schema, it asks me to define the attributes type, but with dynamic schema, I can’t define the attributes type. I can’t figure out why it behaves like this, do you have an idea why it behaves like this?
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