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You can pull the latest copy of the raster2gpkg tool from GitHub. We had to make additional changes to the gdal18.dll. Pull from Esri/raster2gpkg · GitHub
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We will not be releasing a VS 2015 build for the 1.4 version of the API. We will include a VS2015 build in the next release. We have several priority issues ahead of this, but I expect we will release before the next Dev Summit. I'll post status when I have it. Lance
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07-27-2015
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Currently we do not have any plans on supported access to raster data via the File Geodatabase API. If you feel this is needed, please add it to the Esri Ideas site and it will be considered for a future release.
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06-22-2015
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What you are seeing is a change to the behavior of dBase/Shapefiles introduced at 10.3.1. Normally a Short Integer can hold numbers from -32767 to +32767, but dBase doesn't store a Short. It stores an N type. Prior to 10.3.1 a Short was defined as a N 4. An N 4 can hold numbers from -999 to 9999. Not the full range of a Short. At 10.3.1 the Short definition (or our mapping of it) was changed to N 5 to allow a range of -9999 to +32767. In your case this changed the definition of a N 5, previously mapped as a Long, to a Short. This was change to fix a problem with silent truncation of -9999 to -999 in Short integer fields and to update the range allowed to be closer to what is normally allowed in a Short. This had some unintended consequences that we will be correcting in 10.4. .
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You may want to request this functionality (arcpy.Describe().modifiedDate, arcpy.Describe().fileSize) on the Esri Ideas site.
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05-20-2015
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The file geodatabase API does not support this. You should be using ArcObjects.
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05-07-2015
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I'm able to write feature classes and perform edits on a samba share on a Linux box. SMB is slow, Samba's implementation of SMB is even slower. We are aware of an issue with read only shares and Samba 3.6 where they changed return code. We have coded around this defect at ArcGIS 10.3.1. It's likely to be a configuration issue. I'll have to duplicate your environment more closely and see what I find.
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05-06-2015
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Is this in general or through the File Geodatabase API? What version of ArcGIS? Linux? Samba?
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05-05-2015
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Each feature class can contain only one shape type. You cannit have pointM, pointZ and pointMZ types in the same feature class.The only exception in shapeNull which can be in any feature class.
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04-24-2015
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Once you know the shape type there is no reason to keep checking. Only one type us allowed in each feature class. The -1879048140 "type" looks like an error code. I'm looking in to it.
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MultiPartShapeBuffer lineGeometry; ShapeType sType; row.GetGeometry(lineGeometry); \\ Have you read a row? lineGeometry.GetShapeType(sType); wcout << sType << endl;
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04-20-2015
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Field names are limited to 10 bytes. When using english this is 10 characters. When using multibyte languages this can be significantly shorter. Using Kanji (Japanese) the charcters take up 2-4 characters. This potentially limits you to 2 character field names.
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04-15-2015
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What about the Register with Geodatabase GP Command? It's part of ArcGIS 10.3 and it really resisters the layer with the geodatabase. The command line tool only registered with sde.
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