Latest Contributions by LanceShipman

Hi, I am also getting this error - but I DO have .net framework 4 installed. Any advice, please? Can you post example code that returns this problem. We cannot reproduce this issue. ... View more

You do not need a ArcGIS license of any kind to run code written with the File Geodatabase API. ... View more

I was able to reproduce this and I've entered it as NIM085995. ... View more

Index names must be unique one a table with the File Geodatabase and most RDBMS. In Personal Geodatabase (Access) the name must be unique within the database.What RDBMS are you using? ... View more

TOP, LIMIT is not currently supported. ... View more

Option 1 is the correct method. Use row.SetNull Should not be used. geometryNull/shapeNull Option 2 is a result of not initializing the buffer. Option 3 is the result of not initializing the buffer. Option 4 is a result of initializing the buff incorrectly. The buffer should be initialize to reflect the geometry type being inserted (point in this case), Nulls should be inserted using SetNull. Don't use empty geometries, use null geometries. We have fixed a problem with feature class extents that your code brought to light. This is fixed in version 1.3 which we expect to release shortly (October). ... View more

UPDATE should work. It's certainly working at 10.1. What does your update statement look like? ... View more

There is no way to use a File Geodatabase outside of ArcGIS except through the File Geodatabase API. See http://resources.arcgis.com/content/geodatabases/10.0/file-gdb-api. The API only works with version 10.0 and above data. ... View more

Relationship classes are not supported by the File Geodatabase API. They cannot be created or utilized in any way. ... View more

It's fixed in 10.1. ... View more

Can you send a sample program that reproduces the problem. We have not been able to duplicate your issue. ... View more

What tool are you using to copy your data? (copy/paste, import, ?). I tried this at 10.0 sp4 with copy/paste and everything copied correctly. ... View more

This only happens in VS2010 and it has to do with exporting classes with STL members from the APIs dll to client exes. In these cases, it�??s complaining about std::wstring declared in some of our classes in Util.h. After reading over the doc and searching forums about this warning (which is level 1, so it seems serious), our suggestion is to simply ignore it, or disable it as follows: Util.h: �?� #ifndef EXPORT_FILEGDB_API # if defined linux || defined __APPLE__ #  define EXT_FILEGDB_API # else #  define EXT_FILEGDB_API _declspec(dllimport) #  pragma warning (disable : 4251) �?� Add this line # endif �?� If you don't want to change our header, then the same line into your code. The MSDN explanation (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/esew7y1w.aspx) states that all the problems have to do with static data access and inlined functions or some combination of the both. Looking over various forums, the problem seems to be with those issues, and more generally, allowing  direct access to STL members from clients, which we�??re not doing (all of our std::wstring objects are private). Furthermore, none of our std::wstring objects are static so we are not sure why this warning is even showing up. MSDN states that the warning can be ignored sometimes but not other times so it�??s not very clear what the problem is in this case. ... View more