feature propertу in Bentley Map

Hello.

I want to read feature propertу in Bentley Map, but the object created in bentley powerMap. I can see only mslink, another information does not display. How can i read it?

Mira

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  • Mira;

    Unless I am wrong, it sounds like you have a feature that has a database linkage ( mslink is the key field). When you provide this to other applications, users, etc. you must supply both the drawing and the database, since the database table/record contains the rest of the attributes.

    HTH

    Jerry

     

  • Hello Jerry,

    i'm sorry for my english, I hope we can understand each  other.  Bentley PowerMap has linkage with the MDB. And feature property were registered in MDB. Bentley Map has linkage with the database on SQL-server. I copy feature property from MDB to SQL. When I read feature propertу in Bentley Map I get only № mslink, another field stayed empty. Why?

    Thank you

    Mira

  • Database linkages: MSLink and EntityNum

    Mira:
    Bentley PowerMap has linkage with the MDB, and features were registered in MDB. Bentley Map has linkage with the database on SQL-server. I copy feature property from MDB to SQL-server.

    It's possible that you haven't copied all required data to your SQL Server database. A database linkage has two components: the MS Link and the Entity Number. The Entity Number is the ID of a table found in table MSCATALOG. MS Link identifies a row in the table having that ID. There's a more comprehensive explanation of database linkages.

    For your project to work with SQL Server, the contents of MSCATALOG must be identical to that table in your Access database. Otherwise, when MicroStation or Bentley Map attempts to find the row identified by Entity Num:MS Link it won't find anything.

    Regards, Jon Summers
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    Regards, Jon Summers
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  • Database linkages: MSLink and EntityNum

    Mira:
    Bentley PowerMap has linkage with the MDB, and features were registered in MDB. Bentley Map has linkage with the database on SQL-server. I copy feature property from MDB to SQL-server.

    It's possible that you haven't copied all required data to your SQL Server database. A database linkage has two components: the MS Link and the Entity Number. The Entity Number is the ID of a table found in table MSCATALOG. MS Link identifies a row in the table having that ID. There's a more comprehensive explanation of database linkages.

    For your project to work with SQL Server, the contents of MSCATALOG must be identical to that table in your Access database. Otherwise, when MicroStation or Bentley Map attempts to find the row identified by Entity Num:MS Link it won't find anything.

    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

     
    Regards, Jon Summers
    LA Solutions

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