Modifying the industry model

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I am using Map 3D 2012 with Oracle 11g and i am fairly new to this.

In the Infrastructure Administrator I created a new enterprise project with an industry model using Wastewater Data Model and Water Date Model modules. After creating my feature classes for pipes and nodes, i created a new utility connecting the geometric feature classes (ex: WA_LINE) to the attribute feature classes (ex: WA_PIPE).

Browsing the Data Model folder, i saw that there is another geometric feature class (ex: Pipe View - WA_V_PIPE).

How do i connect this feature class to the ones that hold my attributes or geometry (ex: WA_V_PIPE to WA_PIPE or WA_LINE) ?

I couldn't find anywhere a refference to an element view feature class (ex: WA_V_VIEW, WA_V_ARMATURE, WA_V_FITTING)

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I am using Map 3D 2012 with Oracle 11g and i am fairly new to this.

In the Infrastructure Administrator I created a new enterprise project with an industry model using Wastewater Data Model and Water Date Model modules. After creating my feature classes for pipes and nodes, i created a new utility connecting the geometric feature classes (ex: WA_LINE) to the attribute feature classes (ex: WA_PIPE).

Browsing the Data Model folder, i saw that there is another geometric feature class (ex: Pipe View - WA_V_PIPE).

How do i connect this feature class to the ones that hold my attributes or geometry (ex: WA_V_PIPE to WA_PIPE or WA_LINE) ?

I couldn't find anywhere a refference to an element view feature class (ex: WA_V_VIEW, WA_V_ARMATURE, WA_V_FITTING)

Thank you!

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi Gabriel,

these feature classes are Oracle views (ex: Pipe "View" - WA_V_PIPE) on the feature classes. The _V_ indicates this as well. You need to create/modify views in Oracle. They then will show up in Administrator.

There is no functionality in Administrator to create /maintain views. But Administrator comes with SQL Sheet (in File menu) which can be used for the task.

Rob

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi Gabriel,

these feature classes are Oracle views (ex: Pipe "View" - WA_V_PIPE) on the feature classes. The _V_ indicates this as well. You need to create/modify views in Oracle. They then will show up in Administrator.

There is no functionality in Administrator to create /maintain views. But Administrator comes with SQL Sheet (in File menu) which can be used for the task.

Rob

[Anonymous]

Hi Rob,

Thank you for the help. I created the view as follows:

CREATE VIEW WATER_PIPE_V (PIPE_ID, PIPE_DIAM, GEOM,
FID UNIQUE RELY DISABLE NOVALIDATE,
CONSTRAINT FID_PK PRIMARY KEY (FID) RELY DISABLE NOVALIDATE)
AS SELECT P.PIPE_ID, P.PIPE_DIAM, L.GEOM, L.FID
FROM WATER_PIPE P, WATER_LINE L
WHERE P.FID = L.FID_ATTR ;

It didn't show up in the Administrator, so i went to Data Model - Pipe topic and tried to create a feature class from an existing view, but i recieved the following error: "No column FID found in View. A Feature Class needs a FID column".

Any thoughts? Do i need to modify the constraint or set some other parameters for the FID column?

[Anonymous]

Hi Rob,

Thank you for the help. I created the view as follows:

CREATE VIEW WATER_PIPE_V (PIPE_ID, PIPE_DIAM, GEOM,
FID UNIQUE RELY DISABLE NOVALIDATE,
CONSTRAINT FID_PK PRIMARY KEY (FID) RELY DISABLE NOVALIDATE)
AS SELECT P.PIPE_ID, P.PIPE_DIAM, L.GEOM, L.FID
FROM WATER_PIPE P, WATER_LINE L
WHERE P.FID = L.FID_ATTR ;

It didn't show up in the Administrator, so i went to Data Model - Pipe topic and tried to create a feature class from an existing view, but i recieved the following error: "No column FID found in View. A Feature Class needs a FID column".

Any thoughts? Do i need to modify the constraint or set some other parameters for the FID column?

[Anonymous]

It worked, i just had to do a left join in the view.

Thanks again!

[Anonymous]

It worked, i just had to do a left join in the view.

Thanks again!