Hi I am even trying to get object data from Auto Cad to ArcGIS platform, but unable to do.Tho i am trying to do it programmatically. Can anyone give me a sample code or maybe .dll so that i can get object data and then work with ArcFM Thanks in advance Mehul Nahar
Hi Trish,AutoCAD 2011 is supported. If possible, can you attach the data?
Hi,I'm currently experiencing the same isssue.Am trying to view AutoCAD 2011 dwg file in ArcGIS 10 and while the attribute column headings are being read, there are no features populating the table. When attempting to preview "Geography", nothing is visible.I've also tried converting the CAD features to gdb using the "CAD to geodatabase". This also produces empty output.Is AutoCAD 2011 even supported in 10? Have found comflicting information:Desktop help only lists support for AutoCAD 2010http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Supported_CAD_formats_in_ArcGIS/001000000004000000/While conference preceding presentation from 2010 UC says:ArcGIS CAD Data Support:Current Version Support:- AutoCAD DWG/DXF: Up to 2011http://proceedings.esri.com/dvd/uc/2010/uc-index/uc/workshops/tw_708.pdf... does "Up to" mean only 2010 and not 2011?Any help would be greatly appreciated!Cheers,Trish
It turns out that of the 1900 features that GIS imported, the first 400 or so were "empty" with none of my desired attributes; the actual points were okay. Some of the data points did funny things but those aren't too hard to fix case-by-case.
I'm trying to convert a CAD file to an ESRI shapefile. It is a file of water meter locations with attributes (condition, manufacture, etc). The points come through correctly, but none of the attributes are there. The field columns show up in the attribute table but they are empty. This is also the case when I just open the CAD file in ArcMap without any conversions. So ArcMap knows the fields are there, but can't seem to read the content. This is with AutoCAD Map 2011 and ArcMap 10. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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