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I am having partial success with using feature class attachments for photos in ArcPad 10.2 with a Trimble Geo 7X and it's built in camera. I have to access the attachment table in ArcCatalog and insert "RASTER" as the Default CONTENT_TYPE field and insert a value e.g. 15 as the Default DATA_SIZE field. I check the data out via Trimble Positions tools and move to device. Open ArcPad on device, start editing on the feature class with attachment, select a feature and open the Feature Properties window, click on the feature Attachment tab, add attachment record, click on the camera button in this window, take picture, save edits exit ArcPad, check data back into the geodatabase via Trimble Positions, in ArcMap, use the Identify button and click on the feature which I create an attachment record for in ArcMap, it is now listed but not accessible. It is like the image never gets imported into the geodatabase as an attachment. If you don't put the Default values in as described, ArcPad will error out when taking the picture on the device. Any ideas on how to make this process work? Thanks.
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I am having partial success with using feature class attachments for photos in ArcPad 10.2 with a Trimble Geo 7X and it's built in camera. I have to access the attachment table in ArcCatalog and insert "RASTER" as the Default CONTENT_TYPE field and insert a value e.g. 15 as the Default DATA_SIZE field. I check the data out via Trimble Positions tools and move to device. Open ArcPad on device, start editing on the feature class with attachment, select a feature and open the Feature Properties window, click on the feature Attachment tab, add attachment record, click on the camera button in this window, take picture, save edits exit ArcPad, check data back into the geodatabase via Trimble Positions, in ArcMap, use the Identify button and click on the feature which I create an attachment record for in ArcMap, it is now listed but not accessible. It is like the image never gets imported into the geodatabase as an attachment. If you don't put the Default values in as described, ArcPad will error out when taking the picture on the device. Any ideas on how to make this process work? Thanks.
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I would ensure that the JPEG file extension is .jpg and not .jpeg, do this using Windows Explorer.
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