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Importing shapefile to a GDB in Arcgis Pro

ENRIQUEVELA

Currently using ArcGIS Pro 3.2.1.

I imported a shapefile to a Feature dataset inserted in a File Geodatabase, I don´t get any warning message, but some data from the file is missed. I checked extent, name lenght, data propieties but I can´t find the possible error.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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danretired

coordinate system : WGS 1984 UTM Zone 18S

data : polylines polyline ZM

: 32 records many fields are empty, perhaps because of a temporary join

removed some extraneous files so that I could run a repair geometry. see the attached

If there is geometry or attributes missing, then you will have to return to how it was created in the first place.

32UM_TK_32718_repaired.zip

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ENRIQUEVELA

Thank you very much.

danretired

coordinate system : WGS 1984 UTM Zone 18S

data : polylines polyline ZM

: 32 records many fields are empty, perhaps because of a temporary join

removed some extraneous files so that I could run a repair geometry. see the attached

If there is geometry or attributes missing, then you will have to return to how it was created in the first place.

32UM_TK_32718_repaired.zip

ENRIQUEVELA

Thanks for the information. I followed the instructions, I runned Check and Repair Geometry, but the error persists. I attached the file with the problem, to have a look of it.

Thanks in advance for your help.

FILE.zip

danretired

a useful read

Tools for checking and repairing geometries—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

then

Check Geometry—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

Repair Geometry (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

ENRIQUEVELA

Geometry and attributes.

Thanks

danretired

what type of data are missing? geometry? attributes?

a validation of the geometry is done when bringing features into a gdb, so bad geometry would get removed.

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