Cuestión de Interoperabilidad

Question

Es maravilloso explorar la amplitud y el alcance de la experiencia disponible en esta plataforma. Acabo de entrar para navegar y aprender más de todos.<\/P> <\/P> Hoy, me encontré con una pregunta de mi cliente que quiere tener los datos que procesé en formato DWG. Procesé los datos y produje resultados en formato Shape file con varios atributos importantes. Cuando mi cliente quiso los datos, me vi obligado a entregar el shape file convertido directamente a DWG y los atributos en forma de Excel.<\/P> No sabía que "es imposible tener todos los atributos de un shape file en los datos DWG de la misma manera que almacenamos atributos en shape file".<\/P>

RenatoSalvaleon3 · Answer

@Mesele_AtsbehaGebresilassie you would be pleased to know that ArcGIS Pro has its own version of Safe's FME Desktop called ArcGIS Data Interoperability.  You will see the same look and feel that you are used to in the Workbench app plus more. If you have specific questions about your data workflows please feel free to reach out to our Data Interoperability Product Manager @BruceHarold or to your account rep for any sales or price questions.

Mesele_AtsbehaGebresilassie · Answer

Thank you @JayantaPoddar,

the links are important. I used FME to write the output into Excel and DWG files and send to the customer with attributes in Excel and DWG with the same DWG ID and ExcelID.

But this bears a significant challenge for interoperability. I think it is not impossible to make it work.

JayantaPoddar · Answer

It is true. CAD files doesn't manage the attributes like shapefiles/ Geodatabase Feature Class.

Could you check if these documentation pages are helpful?

Exporting attribute fields to CAD as text

Exporting attribute values to AutoCAD block attributes

Reserved CAD fields for AutoCAD DWG/DXF formats