• non-graphical sub-feature

    Holger Läbe
    Holger Läbe
    Hi, can somebody please shed some light on this... (taken from ) Oracle Spatial Non-Graphical Sub-Feature Support It is now possible to create sub-features of type non-graphical using Oracle foreign key constraints between a graphical main…
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Re: Adding an annotation to existing feature

    cdalesandro
    cdalesandro
    Hello Myzzard, The annotate method using XFM Standard Operations library PlaceAnnotation or PlaceAnnotation2 procedures cannot be activated directly from the command manager. These annotate procedures assume that the standard edit method has been…
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    • over 14 years ago
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  • Adding an annotation to existing feature

    Mariusz Mycielski
    Mariusz Mycielski
    Hi, everybody. I work with PowerMap XM and I'd like to add a command that adds an annotation text to already existing feature. For example: I have created a linestring feature with one annotation text. And now I'd like to have a possibility…
    • over 14 years ago
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  • Resymbolization using GSA and setting Criteria. (Property Based Symbology)

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    When we first set up GSA it was with Map XM. We set up GSA to resymbolize polygons according to specific criteria. It worked fine (one of the few things that worked in Map XM by the way). Now we're using Enterprise Map Select Server 2. Using a copy…
    • over 11 years ago
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  • Schema - "complex" criteria

    Janice.Eisenberg
    Janice.Eisenberg
    Wise forum folks, One more question for you. XFM Schema appears to have difficulty with interpreting "complex" criteria (e.g., criteria that reference more than one attribute), such as: ([attribute1]>0) && ([attribute2]<100) Or even better: …
    • over 11 years ago
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  • Re: Multiple Features on same element

    Sebastien Lefrancois
    Sebastien Lefrancois
    If you intsalling PowerMap you will install the "Bentley Geospatial Administrator Help" in the same time. Otherwise, I can only suggest you to consult the online version : http://docs.bentley.com/product.php?prod=216& HTH, Sebastien
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Leadered Annotation

    MajorStation
    MajorStation
    I have been playing around in the geoexample trying to recreate leadered annotation as shown in the documentation. However, I find the telco cable leadered annotation method (and others) result in unusable results. Is this a settings issue…
    • over 12 years ago
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  • Re: Schema - "complex" criteria

    cdalesandro
    cdalesandro
    For your example # 2: COMPARE("[attributea]","True","") && ([attributeb]>0) Ensure that attributeb has a value or the expression evaluation will fail. You could accomplish this by specifying a default value in the expression: ([attributeb|0]>0) …
    • over 11 years ago
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  • Re: Multiple Features on same element

    Martin Sirkovsky
    Martin Sirkovsky
    Thanks for your input. Now we haven't really worked a lot with Powermap and Geographics. Is there any good documentation where I can read about GeoSpatial Administrator?
    • over 13 years ago
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  • “Point-cell” type feature of which the size is based on a data table field - Bentley Map V8i-S3 & Bentley Geospatial 08.11.09.107

    Raka
    Raka
    I want to create a feature of which the geometry type is “Point-cell”. The size of cell (scale) will be determine by a numeric value(field) in the data table. In the Symbology dialog box the size can be controlled by entering a numeric value for…
    • over 9 years ago
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  • Re: Schema - "complex" criteria

    cdalesandro
    cdalesandro
    COMPARE function allows passing a delimeter string in the last parameter to compare a value against a delimited list of possible values. For example... From "Performance Notes" paragraph in the XFM Overview section of the Bentley Map Customization…
    • over 11 years ago
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  • adding sub-features in Bentley Geospatial Administrator SS2

    ula
    ula
    Hi, I try to define in Bentley Geospatial Administrator feature for 3D buildings which are devided into walls and roof. I have already defined primary-feature 'building' as a polygon collection with several properties and I wonder how to define sub-features…
    • over 11 years ago
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