Collector crashed, when re-opened it none of the maps were visible. The map has been re-downloaded.
I know data collected earlier is saved to the tablet, and I think I can see it in folders after navigating through windows explorer. There are 2x jason files, a thumbnail and a xxxxxxx...ee2dfdd.geodatabase GEODATABASE File. How do I get the data back out of these and into a place that is synch-able? It is a samsung galaxy (android) and they are points with a few attributes.
Arcmap and arc catalog do not recognize the database file.
Thanks
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The “Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase” tool doesn’t exists in the 10.2 version of ArcGIS, so we’ll have to use another one (two in fact) to achieve the same result.
Tom,
the gp tool Copy Runtime Geodatabase To File Geodatabase will allow you to create a file geodatabase from the runtime geodatabase file.
Good luck,
Tobias
This looks like a great tool. Is it for version 10.3? We are running 10.2. I do not see it in the tree or during a search of the toolboxes.
I can try and run it as a stand alone script but this will be of little use if I don't have the tool.
Thanks!
Edited: Must close collector to copy folders out of the collector folder to the desktop.
You could try ArcGIS Pro if you have a 64-bit machine, it looks to have that tool.
I do not see it in my version of ArcGIS Pro. Neither in the tools nor in the python window. It makes sense for the desktop if the tool is introduced in 10.3.
I should have the necessary permissions, but I am guessing this is the issue.
Thanks.
Edit: My ArcGIS Pro conversion Tools toolbox.
The “Copy Runtime Geodatabase to File Geodatabase” tool doesn’t exists in the 10.2 version of ArcGIS, so we’ll have to use another one (two in fact) to achieve the same result.