merging two survey databases with same coordinate system

merging two survey databases with same coordinate system

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merging two survey databases with same coordinate system

mehdi-guida
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how can i merge two survey databases with same coordinate system?

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rl_jackson
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Only way I can think to do this is by importing the points into the other database or have the other drawing open with the points in it and going the the survey database name, right click and select import and points from drawing.


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mehdi-guida
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both drawing have a lot of points and figures, what about figures?

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rl_jackson
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You might be able to do that via a query from one SDB to another, by saving a file.  And then import the resulting QML file that is created.


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_Hathaway
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As RL has noted there are a few ways to accomplish this but in the end it comes down to what you have in your database and what you need in your merged database.

 

Points are easy, you could export them all to a csv and then re-import to the new database or import from drawing as RL noted.

 

The survey figures get more complicated.  If they are figures I assume they were created through an import event into the current database?  if so, you could simply import all of the survey events from one database to another.  There are some inherent issues in doing this as you will lose any figure edits you made, if any.

 

If you just need the linework, points and a surface i would simply re-associate a drawing from 1 database to the other one.  This would enable you to data shortcut the surface easily.  It really comes down to what you have and what you need.  

 

We don't merge databases often, if ever, but certainly share data between projects and drawings on a daily basis using a variety of methods and procedures that meet our and our clients needs.

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jefflambert9091
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You can Export Survey LandXML each survey database, start a new Survey Database and then import survey data for each XML file in. Right click on the survey database and look for Export Survey LandXML. Not sure how it works with duplicate point numbers.
Jeff
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mehdi-guida
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Does LandXML exporting can export figure lines?

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jefflambert9091
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You Bet! See the attached screenshot. Once you give it a place to save it gives you the options on what you want to bring.
Jeff
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