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Create high and low precision geodatabases
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Author
Susan Jones
File Name
frmCreateFeatureset.zip
Language
VBScript
Last Modified
Dec 14 2009
Status of work
Public Domain
Software
ArcGIS Desktop
File Size
3.37 kb
Downloads
288
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Summary
Create high and low precision geodatabases
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Previous to ArcGIS 9.2 Geodatabase coordinate storage was handled in single precision format. With the release of ArcGIS 9.2, the upgraded geodatabase stores coordinates in double precision.
By default, feature datasets are created for ArcSDE, file-based and personal geodatabases in double precision with ArcGIS 9.2. Using out of the box ArcGIS 9.2 functionality, there is no way to create single precision objects with pre ArcGIS 9.2 geodatabase.
I have put together a form whcih should be called from a UI Button in ArcCatalog. It works on the selected geotabase and will programmatically create a feature dataset with the option of specifying either low or high precision, the spatial extent and the spatial reference.
To use:
1. Unzip the contents of frmCreateFeatureset.zip
2. In ArcCatalog go to Tools -> Customize
3. Hit the commands Tab
4. Categories -> [UIControls] -> [New UI Control]
5. Import the frmCreateFeatureset into the VBA Environment
6. Call the form from within the stub code of the UI Button onclick event using
frmCreateFeatureset.show vbmodeless
7. Click on a geodatabase in Arccatalog
8. Execute the button
For now the backward compatability issue is averted!
Susan Jones
GIS Consultant
Auckland
New Zealand
Email sjones.gis@gmail.com
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