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E00 files

Cynthia_Chang

I downloaded a bunch of e00 files and was wondering if there is a way to open / import them without having to purchase the Data Interoperability extension. I have not worked with this type of file before and in researching the topic, all I can figure out is that I need the extension. Any help is appreciated!

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Cynthia_Chang

I did not get a chance to try them. We only have ArcPro and not ArcMap and from what I read, I would need to get the extension in order to do what I needed to . I was able to get the data in a different format to use which solved the problem for me.

Robert LeClair

So it is possible to import the ArcInfo Interchange files (*.e00) using ArcMap with an Advanced license with ArcInfo Workstation installed. There is an ArcMap GP tool to do this called Import From Interchange File but without those components then the Data Interoperability extension is your only way to my knowledge.

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Wayne_Rennick

I just wanted to post here so maybe someone else finds this.

I was able to import an ArcMap mxd that contained ArcInfo coverages and they display fine in ArcGIS Pro. Then i exported a layer file (.lyrx) for that layer and edited the xml to change the file it is pointing at to a different ArcInfo file. That allows me to Export the ArcInfo file to a geodatabase in ArcGIS Pro.

It seems while ArcInfo coverages are not supported, Pro is able to display them.

So if you can convert the .e00 files to Coverages, then you can use the above method to convert them to a geodatabase without paying an arm and a leg for FME.

Cynthia_Chang

AR31313

Hello Cynthia,

did you try any of the suggestions above? were you able to open the e00 files?

Luke_Pinner

@Robert_LeClair wrote:
So it is possible to import the ArcInfo Interchange files (*.e00) using ArcMap with an Advanced license with ArcInfo Workstation installed.

According to the docs, you can import at any license level (without ArcInfo workstation) using the Import from E00 (Conversion) tool

https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000004705

However this tool is only available with ArcGIS Desktop, not ArcGIS Pro.

BarryNorthey

A bit tedious but you can download an ArcView GIS era 32 bit import utility from here: https://www.softpaz.com/software/download-import71-utility-windows-63428.htm

This imports the e00 creating a folder with the name of the e00 you assigned and a shared "info" folder. It might fail if the e00 was compressed or failed to meet the 8.3 naming convention. ArcGIS Pro cannot display coverage feature classes so they must be converted to geodatabase or shapefile feature classes.

To do so in Python:

import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = r"C:\ArcGIS_Pro_Training\v3pt0\Data\fma_v410"
arcpy.FeatureClassToFeatureClass_conversion("polygon", "AG_TrainingMain.gdb" , "FMA_polygon")
#arcpy.RepairGeometry_management("FMA_polygon")

Line 2: The workspace where the e00 is located, fma_v410 in my example.

The coverage will have more than one feature class such as arc, label, polygon and tic, so each one you want needs to be processed.

Line 3: In my example I want the "polygon" feature class to be placed into my Projects Home file geodatabase and named "FMA_Polygon"

Line 4: I commented out the last line but I always run Repair Geometry on polygon and line features that I am unfamiliar with.

I am sure there is a better way but this works for me, besides I have the Data Interoperability Extension😁.

TimHayes3

My guess is FME from Safe Software would work as well. Safe Software | FME | Data Integration Platform

See if you try it for free and get what you need.

Robert LeClair

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