-mapimport mutliple shp

[Anonymous]

Hello !

I want to import a lot of shp file into a dwg with a scr script.

For one file, I use : 

-mapimport
shp
c:\MyFolder\MyFile01.shp

and it's ok

But for 2 files, I don't know how to write the files parametre...

I used :

-mapimport
shp
"c:\MyFolder\MyFile01.shp c:\MyFolder\MyFile02.shp"  ==> don't work
c:\MyFolder\MyFile01.shp;c:\MyFolder\MyFile02.shp  ==> don't work
"c:\MyFolder\ MyFile01.shp  MyFile02.shp"   ==> don't work

An idea ?

Thanks

[WarrenGeissler]

Use a COMMA (,) between filenames. Never use a space in a script as it will be interpreted as an ENTER.

c:\MyFolder\MyFile01.shp,c:\MyFolder\MyFile02.shp

[Anonymous]

Commande: -mapimport
Entrer type de fichier à importer ou ? pour obtenir la liste <ARCINFO>:shp
Entrer nom du fichier à importer <C:\Users\staub\Documents>:Y:\Ressources\Metier\214-SigTopo\Reseaux\Outils\DataPostgis\CDE_A_BASSIN.shp,Y:\Ressources\Metier\214-SigTopo\Reseaux\Outils\DataPostgis\CDE_A_BRANCHEMENT.shp
Mssage #0: Le répertoire 'Y:\Ressources\Metier\214-SigTopo\Reseaux\Outils\DataPostgis\CDE_A_BASSIN.shp,Y:\Ressources\Metier\214-SigTopo\Reseaux\Outils\' n'existe pas.
Code du message: 1.

I get an error...

[Barzdil]

cmddia 0 -Mapimport shp
c:\MyFolder\MyFile01.shp,c:\MyFolder\MyFile02.shp
n p

"n" - means, that you don't want to import any profile.

[WarrenGeissler]

I believe the issue you are running into is with the number of characters per line in the script. I remember an issue posted on the forums somewhere concerning that but I can't find it. Start by moving the files into a smaller path first to see if that works. 

[Barzdil]

Very realistic Warren. Just like "Mapiinsert" command doesn't work with a long directory. Toolpalettes also has the"BUG" and can't save very long command macros..