Unfortunately I am totally dumb when it comes to programming, and very new to databases (mainly because I studied geography), so :
I have a Microsoft SQL Database Server, and a ArcSDE geodatabase. I made a view in SQL Server Manager, which I can see it in my geodatabase (in ArcCatalog), as a table. Which is great. But I also need the geographic information not just the data from the tables.
So how can I create a feature class in my geodatabase from a view that I created in SQL Server Manager. I did select the "shape" field, but sadly it's not that simple:P
I use: Microsoft SQL Server 2008, ArcGIS 10.0, ArcGIS Server 10.
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Shapefile is a file format for storing spatial data. And you need to create/register column with spatial data in your database. There is no such term as "shapefile in geodatabase". Of course you can store shapefile as a BLOB in DB but I think this is really not what you want to do... If I am right then consider correcting your topic name.Alex Markov– Alex Markov2012年05月28日 10:29:23 +00:00Commented May 28, 2012 at 10:29
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Indeed. I was talking about SDE feature class. My mistakeLigia– Ligia2012年05月28日 11:07:12 +00:00Commented May 28, 2012 at 11:07
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You need to register your view and spatial column in SDE.
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