FME Desktop 2022: Polygons fail to be saved in esri geodatabase polygon feature class,
In the screenshot below, and the attached data and workbench, I couldn’t figure out why polygons fail to be stored in esri geodatabase polygon feature class
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FME Desktop 2022: Polygons fail to be saved in esri geodatabase polygon feature class,
+5Best answer by daveatsafe
Thank you for the help.
How about the “aggregate”? can it be polyline, polygon or point?
In FME, aggregates can contain mixed geometry, but only aggregates that have the same geometry can be written to Geodatabase. If you set Homogenize Collections to Yes in the GeometryFilter, it will convert mixed geometry aggregates into several same geometry aggregates suitable for writing to Geodatabase.
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Hi @jamal,
One of the polygons is degenerate - it contains only two unique points. The GeometryValidator corrects this to a line, even on the Failed output, so it cannot be written to the GDB polygon feature class. If you move the GeometryValidator before the GeometryFilter, this feature will be output from the Path port of the GeometryFilter.
+5Thank you for the help.
How about the “aggregate”? can it be polyline, polygon or point?
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Thank you for the help.
How about the “aggregate”? can it be polyline, polygon or point?
In FME, aggregates can contain mixed geometry, but only aggregates that have the same geometry can be written to Geodatabase. If you set Homogenize Collections to Yes in the GeometryFilter, it will convert mixed geometry aggregates into several same geometry aggregates suitable for writing to Geodatabase.
+5Thank you very much for the help. That’s great
