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Add File Geodatabase Support.
Last Post 12-18-2012 03:02 PM by Ryan. 5 Replies.
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04-15-2011 11:09 AM

Add File Geodatabase Support.

Applies to Map Suite Desktop, WPF Desktop, Web, Silverlight and Services Editions.

It would be nice if Map Suite supported File Geodatabases, I know this was impossible in the past because of the proprietary format, but ESRI is releasing a library to read them in Mid May. http://blogs.esri.com/Dev/blogs/geo...0_May.aspx

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Tags: Map Suite Desktop Edition, Map Suite WPF Desktop Edition, Map Suite Web Edition, Map Suite Silverlight Edition, Map Suite Services Edition
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09-04-2012 04:46 PM

A beta release of this enhancement is now available in the development daily build of all Map Suite editions, version 6.0.113.0 and higher. You can download daily builds from the ThinkGeo Customer Portal.

To learn more about the new File Geodatabase support in Map Suite, please see this announcement.

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12-10-2012 10:53 AM
We have an issue loading a particular layer using the new FileGeodatabase support. The error returned is "Didn't support this shape type." Note that other layers load fine from the same FileGeodatabase. We can also load the layer fine inside ArcView. Is it best to send you the Geodatabase to test and/or verify?
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12-10-2012 04:01 PM

Hi Jason,

The best way to address this would be to create a Customer Portal Ticket at http://helpdesk.thinkgeo.com. Through a ticket we can accept large file uploads while keeping access to your data restricted to you and our support team. With a sample of your data and the code you are using to process your file geodatabase I am sure we can assist you.

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12-11-2012 05:18 PM

Looks like returning columns containing null values is throwing errors in the QueryTool? Is this by design? I haven't gone as far as seeing if this is cross various FeatureLayer types (Shape Files, etc.)? I am testing against the FileGeodatabase layer type and it throws the error. The following code will throw an error:

fLayer.Open()

SelectedFeatures = fLayer.QueryTools.GetFeaturesIntersecting(selectShape, ReturningColumnsType.AllColumns)

fLayer.Close()
 

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12-18-2012 03:02 PM
Hi Jason,

What error are you receiving? If you are running this in a 64-bit application you will have some issues as there is not a 64-bit compliant OLEDB connector that can query the FileGeodatabase. The workaround is to run your application in 32-bit.

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