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Use detailed steps mentioned in Registering Spatial features webhelp: https://docs.bentley.com/LiveContent/web/OpenCities%20Map%20Help-v14/en/GUID-AE5C01B1-8D20-C9CA-D505-503BB7BB8A7F.html

Explanation: If you are unable to post Oracle Spatial data features and received error as : Error Inserting Feature (class: spatial_table_name, id: 2020) Invalid geometry for table spatial_table_name, column GEOMETRY. Oracle details: A specified…

Explanation : If a View is not visible in Geospatial Administrator while registering the feature. The reason is View does not have Primary Key or Unique Constraint on a column. OpenCities Map requires a primary key or unique constraint on view. However…

There can be situations where OpenCities Map is showing level, domain list and/or feature names with __x00##__ similar to the following: This is the result of encoded characters that are illegal in the EC Framework which is the internal storage…

The GDI family of commands provides access to Bentley Map interoperability and spatial database key-ins. The following table is from Bentley Map help file and is subject to change. Spatial Database Key-ins Key-in Required arguments…

The angle that point features are queried into a design is determined by the value of the built-in property named MS_ANGLE. There are two situations that can explain why point features are queried into your design file with the wrong angle. Register…

Selecting Browse from a feature class in the Map Manager, will return all records for that class. If you're data streaming with a Where Clause being applied, the number of records in the Data Browser may not match the number of feature instances in the…

By default, Bentley Map automatically closes the connection to the graphical source when changing files. This behavior ensures that you connect to the appropriate graphical source for each design file as it is opened. To keep the connection open, add…

Once you have queried features from a spatial database, removing a feature (instance) can have two different meanings. • Removing it from the display, for example when you’ve accidentally queried too many features. • Removing it from the database, because…