Latest Contributions by LanceShipman

‎08-07-2017

The File Geodatabase API version 1.5.1 is now available in Git Hub at: https://github.com/Esri/file-geodatabase-api/tree/master/FileGDB_API_1.5.1 This addition includes support for MS Visual Studio 2017. Otherwise nothing else has changed from the 1.5 release.

‎05-24-2017

I'm sorry to say that the File Geodatabase API does not support pre-10.0 File Geodatabases. The api was built on top of the 10.0 structure and it's not compatible.

‎03-09-2017

Corrected the link in the blog post. Thank you Bryan for pointing this out.

‎03-07-2017

The File Geodatabase API 1.5 is now available for download from GitHub https://github.com/Esri/file-geodatabase-api/tree/master/FileGDB_API_1.5. The FileGDB 1.5 release is primarily a maintenance release with the addition of a few new compilers and platforms. What’s new at 1.5: MS Visual Studio 2015 support. Allow the use of the Spatial Reference ID to create the spatial reference (BUG-000100781) Support for new operating system versions: Linux: Red Hat SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Ubuntu Windows: Windows 8.1 Windows 10.0 MacOS Yosemite (10.10) El Capitan (10.11) Sierra (10.12) Released under the Apache license. Fixed Issues: BUG-000100782 File Geodatabase: COUNT(0) should return 0 with a WHERE clause that returns no rows (1=0). BUG-000100783 Remove Windows FileGDBAPI.dll's reliance on Microsoft.VC90.CRT. BUG-000088293 FileGDB API throws -2147217395 error when executing SQL query with SQL functions. BUG-000097116 Table::FreeWriteLock does not clear the lock.

‎02-13-2017

There have been a lot of changes in the geopackage support since BUG-000090526. The raster2gpkg tool for 10.4 and 10.4.1 was updated in October 2016 base on the changes included in the 10.5 release. Are you talking about the image located at: https://portal.opengeospatial.org/files/63156

‎12-21-2016

I took a look at your Excel file. Open the properties, on the General tab select "Unblock". It opens with MS Excel without any problems.

‎12-19-2016

The max integer display was a solid clue. The MS Excel driver is interpreting the field as a Long. Since all of your values are greater than max integer, the field overflows, hence the 2147483647. At Pro 1.4 the column is seen as a double and displays correctly. As for the spreadsheet needing to be opened in Access and saved. I'll take a look tomorrow.

‎12-19-2016

Click on "Use advanced editor" (upper right above the Comment window). At the lower left of the comment window you will see "Attach". Please attach your spread sheet. Preferably a copy that has not been opened in Access and Saved. The number you are seeing is the max 4 byte integer. Why it's there, well we will have to take a look.

‎12-19-2016

Our current target is to release the File Geodatabase API 1.5 by the end of January 2017.

‎12-05-2016

I'll review your data when you post it.

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Latest Contributions by LanceShipman

The File Geodatabase API 1.5.1 is now available on Git Hub.

Re: I need to build a C# dll which reads/writes File Geodatabases using version 9.3 of ArcGIS... is this possible and if so what libraries should I use?

Re: File GDB API 1.5 Release

File GDB API 1.5 Release

Re: ArcGIS 10.3: how to create Geopackage with raster tiles

Re: ArcGIS Pro and Excel Table Problems

Re: ArcGIS Pro and Excel Table Problems

Re: ArcGIS Pro and Excel Table Problems

Re: ESRI.FileGDBAPI.dll and VS redist

Re: ArcGIS Pro and Excel Table Problems

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