This has actually happened twice now, and i havent figured out the issue or a fix. I do not see any duplicate control points within the adjustment area.
Attached is the log file.
edit: nm, some curved lines weren't converted to curves...
Hi Brian, Please confirm that you resolved the issue on your own? Based on your last edit, it sounds like there were densified curves in your data and excluding this data from the adjustment solved the problem? If you are still experiencing problems with control points, please note that there is a fix in SP5 that lifts a prior known limit that had required all control points in an adjustment to have unique names. (NIM075375).
Hi Brian, Please confirm that you resolved the issue on your own? Based on your last edit, it sounds like there were densified curves in your data and excluding this data from the adjustment solved the problem? If you are still experiencing problems with control points, please note that there is a fix in SP5 that lifts a prior known limit that had required all control points in an adjustment to have unique names. (NIM075375).
Thanks for your post. -Tim
actually im note sure as i havent tried to convert the lines to curves yet. i also do not see duplicate control points, that was the first thing i checked for.
were are on sp5. i also dialed down the error tolerances between cps. no luck.
