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Hi there...At this stage, im just wondering if its possible to convert vector landuse data in a shapefile/feature class into vector landclass using shp2vec....it appears possible but i cant get it to work
Ive had a go by placing GUID values from the 'Vector Shape Properties GUID' table in the GUID column of the shapefile and then just copying a single random GUID into the UUID columns (ie. all UUID values are the same regardless of land use polygon type)
I then used shp2vec which reports that it has processed the shapes but the compression statistics are all zero and the resultant bgl cannot be opened in TMFviewer....
questions:
1) Is this indeed possible? Ive heard secondhand stories of it being used in order to get around the 1.2km landclass resolution restriction.
2) What are the requirements for the UUID column? Does every shape/row have to have a unique value? or a unique value for every landclass? or doesnt it matter?
3)Are there any known problems using ArcGis 9.2? I know the latest version has broken some other things- is shp2vec one of them?
Cheers in advance- any questions, let me know
Ive had a go by placing GUID values from the 'Vector Shape Properties GUID' table in the GUID column of the shapefile and then just copying a single random GUID into the UUID columns (ie. all UUID values are the same regardless of land use polygon type)
I then used shp2vec which reports that it has processed the shapes but the compression statistics are all zero and the resultant bgl cannot be opened in TMFviewer....
questions:
1) Is this indeed possible? Ive heard secondhand stories of it being used in order to get around the 1.2km landclass resolution restriction.
2) What are the requirements for the UUID column? Does every shape/row have to have a unique value? or a unique value for every landclass? or doesnt it matter?
3)Are there any known problems using ArcGis 9.2? I know the latest version has broken some other things- is shp2vec one of them?
Cheers in advance- any questions, let me know

