I am converting data from SQL spatial to FGDB. After I run the translation, it failed because of geometry. The data is polygon. I used geometryFilter for troobleshooting to see the different types. There are 6 features which have Collection type. How can I convert them to polygon?
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GeometryFilter - Collection Type
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Best answer by takashi
The GeometryFilter routes a homogeneous collection such as MultiArea (multi-part polygon) to the Area port. I think the geometry output from the Collection port was a heterogeneous collection (e.g. an aggregate consisting of points and polygons), and the FGDB format doesn't support storing heterogeneous collections.
You can set "Yes" to the Homogeneous Collection parameter in the GeometryFilter to split a heterogeneous collection into homogeneous collections. the FGDB format supports storing MultiArea geometries.
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The DeAggregator transformer will take collection type geometries (in your case most likely multi-polygons) and output the parts as single polygons.
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The GeometryFilter routes a homogeneous collection such as MultiArea (multi-part polygon) to the Area port. I think the geometry output from the Collection port was a heterogeneous collection (e.g. an aggregate consisting of points and polygons), and the FGDB format doesn't support storing heterogeneous collections.
You can set "Yes" to the Homogeneous Collection parameter in the GeometryFilter to split a heterogeneous collection into homogeneous collections. the FGDB format supports storing MultiArea geometries.