Any help would certainly be appreciated. I've imported polygon shapefiles into a GDB feature dataset, created line features out of their boundaries, split those line features at their vertices, created a topology, added the two feature classes to it, added the six rules, validated & ensured it was free of errors, then run it through the LoadTopologyToParcelFabric tool into a parcel fabric in a personal geodatabase. The tool finishes and claims to have processed all parcels, but the target fabric contains none of the parcels that should have been imported when I look at it afterwards in ArcMap.
These parcels are largely noncontiguous, so I tried setting the registry key noted for such parcels in this help doc, but the "Cadastral" subkey doesn't exist in the ArcMap key.
The parcels import correctly when the tool is run on an empty fabric in a file GDB, but not with a fabric with stuff in it in a personal GDB. I'm in the process of copying my massive fabric into a file GDB to test that & will post those results tomorrow.
The fabric was copied from one in SDE that we created from coverages well over a year ago. It's possible that it's become corrupted somehow and that's why the import isn't working (that would explain some other wonky things too). Is there some way to find topological or other issues in a fabric and clean them up?
The load topology tool loaded the new parcels correctly into a fabric that I copied from our SDE database to a file GDB on my local machine. Apparently this is an issue with fabrics in a pGDB? Can anyone confirm? Crossing my fingers that it'll work on SQL Server . . .
