When attempting to import a CAICE .PT4 file ORD hangs up or crashes. I exported the data out of CAiCE into a .KCP file containing just points and a .KCP file containing just survey chains. The points .KCP file will import just fine but the chains .KCP file import will crash. After many hours of aggravating chain editing I have come to the conclusion that it is a chain list issue.
For whatever reason there are times that if I have edited a survey chain CAiCE will place the same point number in a chain list back to back. Can't figure out yet why this happens. Probably never will. The repeat points do not seem to be coming out of EFB through the .OBS file so at this point I can only assume that the double points appear during the chain editing process.
These back to back numbers show up in .KCP files exported out of the database as illustrated below:
*** SURVEY CHAIN ***
CN: FBWB1
ST: 0.000000
ZN: 1
JN: 1
AT: F
FC: LLBW
AN: 0
DS: 6" WIDE BROKEN WHITE LANE LINE
CP: EBWB8,FBWB14,,15-15,1-7,FLL23
At this point the only fix to this is to edit the chains .KCP file line by line and remove the duplicate points from the point list. Maybe the import process could check for these occurrences and remove them?
Do you have a small sample file you can upload for us to replicate the issue (original .PT4 along with the chains KCP)? We can log a defect or at a minimum get development to look at an enhancement if this is a regular process in which Caice outputs the edited data.
It seems like you have it narrowed down to this specific issue with the point names, so I don't think this is related but you may check out this issue reported a while back with regards to the PT4 import. https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/f/geopak-inroads-mx-openroads-forum/136145/caice-pt4-file-import-issue
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Have not forgotten about betting you a sample file. Just been occupied by other matters. Ill get you one soon.