• - Export arcs and stroking tolerance

    Dan Weston
    Dan Weston
    Most geospatial data types support points, lines and polygons only. When OpenCities Map exports or post features it converts the various MicroStation geometries into one of those types. When there are curves or arcs in the linear or polygon element or…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: [BM SS4] What happens to User Data Linkages?

    Jeff Bielefeld
    Jeff Bielefeld
    Bruce, The provided MVBA example code demonstrates how one could read the MSLINK value from the graphical element in the promoted polygon collection feature instances and write the value to a business property, which after posting would appear in a…
    • over 7 years ago
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  • RE: [BM SS4] What happens to User Data Linkages?

    Jeff Bielefeld
    Jeff Bielefeld
    Bruce, During the "Promote" process the database linkages should be preserved and remain available on the elements. However database linkage information is not automatically available on the feature instance or inserted into the spatial database during…
    • over 7 years ago
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  • BM Oracle Connection

    IanTidy
    IanTidy
    I am having a problem reading data from my Oracle Database. I am getting an error "There is no algorithm for assigning the given source geometry to the given target geometry, they do not match." What does this error mean and how can I work around…
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Re: Oracle Spatial Error

    IanTidy
    IanTidy
    Does it matter if you install the 64 or 32 bit versionof the Oracle Client. In previous versions of Map, it would only work with the 32bit driver. Cheers Ian
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Re: BM Oracle Connection

    IanTidy
    IanTidy
    Thanks Jerry, I found the problem. The data was uploaded from MapInfo Tables (using EasyLoader), and although the geometeries where polylines, some contained multiple polylines (as a geometry collection or multi section line). This is represented…
    • over 13 years ago
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