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03-18-2024 12:15 AM
MaryamAlHefeiti
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Hello,

I have a an issue related to some errors appears when I am trying to load a GBD file,

I want to understand the issue and fix the errors.

could anyone help please!

 

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RichardHowe
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The first error is a geometry error. Your polygon with ObjectID 196 intersects itself in a non-simple way. This can generally be resolved by running the "Repair Geometry" geoprocessing tool on your input before attempting the load.

Your second error is an invalid value. Object ID 2 has a value in the "Ground Surface Type" field that is longer than the field that you're attempting to write it to. Increase the field size of the target field or shorten that record's entry.


Your third error is unspecified, which isn't much help, but it suggests it's related to automation. Checkout the input ObjectID 5 and see if it breaks a rule of the automated process e.g. you;re asking something to split it but it doesn't intersect anything.

 
Your final error you are writing the wrong field type to the target e.g. you are attempting to put a text field into a numeric one. So change the field type of the target before you start.

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RichardHowe
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The first error is a geometry error. Your polygon with ObjectID 196 intersects itself in a non-simple way. This can generally be resolved by running the "Repair Geometry" geoprocessing tool on your input before attempting the load.

Your second error is an invalid value. Object ID 2 has a value in the "Ground Surface Type" field that is longer than the field that you're attempting to write it to. Increase the field size of the target field or shorten that record's entry.


Your third error is unspecified, which isn't much help, but it suggests it's related to automation. Checkout the input ObjectID 5 and see if it breaks a rule of the automated process e.g. you;re asking something to split it but it doesn't intersect anything.

 
Your final error you are writing the wrong field type to the target e.g. you are attempting to put a text field into a numeric one. So change the field type of the target before you start.

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MaryamAlHefeiti
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Thank you very much for your help.

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