Figure Prefix Database Issue?

[Anonymous]

All,

I am trying to work on my figure database and have run into an issue I don't understand. Curious as to weather or not it's something I am doing, or just a bug.

I wanted to look at every possible line that could be imported so I created a dummy point file using the Figure prefix data base and imported it into one of my blank templates and ran into to curious issues.

Issue 1

CP is connecting to AA

Issue 2

OC only connects if the point has an identifier behind the OC, for example OC01.

Any Ideas?

Here is a copy of the figure database and point file I am using. I understand you will not have my layers, but the connectivity should be the same. Let me know if you need anything else.

Figure Prefix Database

https://www.dropbox.com/s/unsfjq9hpsoakko/Fig%20PreFix%20Data%202013.fdb_xdef

Point File

https://www.dropbox.com/s/eoaqd7eicpl9t7o/All%20Line%20Codes.csv

[BrianHailey]

When I imported the file, I had the same issue with EC as you do with OC (I had the issue with OC as well). I didn't get the AA connection problem though. Can you take a screenshot of your import options?

[Anonymous]

I believe this is the dialog box you were curious about.

[jmayo-EE · Accepted solution]

Do you have a survey command defined for OC? Perhaps there is a conflict?? Just a guess.

[BrianHailey]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Do you have a survey command defined for OC? Perhaps there is a conflict?? Just a guess.

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That's it! OC is a command within the default Linework Code Set "Point on Curve". Same for EC "End Curve". That's why those don't work. Either change your code or change the linework codeset.

[Anonymous]

John,

You nailed it. THat explains both problems. OC = on curve. CP = Connect to point.

[jmayo-EE]

Excellent. Glad I could help. Thx for the kudos. 🙂

[jmayo-EE]

Thnaks Brian. I either got lucky or the last week on the beach really cleared out some cobwebs. 🙂