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Hello everyone,

I'm new here, and hope I can use the friends' knowledge here.

I'm trying to translate a CAD file to GDB. I have a template GDB file, and I want all the values from the CAD file to be passed by subtype and domains.

I tried to move as I learned, and got stuck in some problems ...

At the end of the process he writes to me: Translation was SUCCESSFUL.

But the result is far from what I am looking for.

There are 126329 warnings, and as a result the GDB is completely empty, not to mention that nothing entered the domain or the subtype.

 

The transition, and its understanding, are really important to me for continuing to work, and I would be really happy if anyone could help.

This is the beginning of the warnings:

Then almost the warnings look like the bottom lines (104....)

 

 

This is an example from the middle of the warning process:

And that's already the end ..

 

These are screenshots of the settings ..

And this is an example of how it should look in Arcmap

Thanks

Hi @dor1411993,

Please check that the values in the attributes Gradient and PlacingYear on the CAD data are suitable for the GDB (ie. type double and int).

sw_pailot_gdb.fmwthi @daveatsafe

thanks for your answer.

I fixed as you suggested.

But there are still problems.

Do you have more ideas for a solution?

The document is attached as a template

Hi @dor1411993,

Many of your numeric attributes (ie. Gradient, EndHeight) contain the string '-', which is not valid for numeric values. The Null AttributeMapper can be used to remove these - set the parameter Or If Attribute Value Is' to '-', and 'Map To' to Missing .

All the numeric Gradient values contain a '%' symbol, which makes them text values rather numeric. Please use a StringReplacer to replace these characters with nothing, to remove them. There are a couple of features with a gradient value of 'slop' - these need to be replaced with numeric values or removed.

hi @daveatsafe

Thank you again ..

I followed what you recommended,

And I made sure that all of my attribute types are GDB compatible which is my template.

It still gives me many warning messages, and in GDB it does not give me a result that is close to the original GDB.

I'm on the verge of despair with this thing ...

This is my result from the Arcamp:

 

And that should be the result according to the original GDB ..

I just don't understand where I'm wrong.....

 

sw_pailot_gdb.fmwt

hi @daveatsafe

Thank you again ..

I followed what you recommended,

And I made sure that all of my attribute types are GDB compatible which is my template.

It still gives me many warning messages, and in GDB it does not give me a result that is close to the original GDB.

I'm on the verge of despair with this thing ...

This is my result from the Arcamp:

 

And that should be the result according to the original GDB ..

I just don't understand where I'm wrong.....

 

sw_pailot_gdb.fmwt

Hi @dor1411993,

Would you be able to send me a sample of the original GDB? If you don't want to make it public, you can send it to me directly: dave.campanas@safe.com

Hi @dor1411993,

Would you be able to send me a sample of the original GDB? If you don't want to make it public, you can send it to me directly: dave.campanas@safe.com

Hi @daveatsafe . I sent you an Email yestrday...thanks!

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