Bug ID Number |
NIM002118 |
Submitted | April 14, 2006 |
Last Modified | June 5, 2024 |
Applies to | No Product Found |
Version found | 9.2 |
Status | Non-Reproducible
This issue was not reproducible when tested by the development team. Issues may be given this status when they cannot be reproduced or are no longer relevant in a development version of the software, but a specific fix was not installed to address the issue. The issue's Additional Information section may contain further explanation.
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Description
Data does not display properly in output, for example spiking, when data frame is rotated.
Cause
There can be several reasons why the map does not display correctly. If the data frame is rotated using a negative value, then the map displays incorrectly when printed or exporting, with odd filled or unfilled polygons or spiking, and so forth.
Workaround
Verify that the data frame rotation value is a positive number. If it is a negative value, subtract that value from 360 to deduce the equal positive angle value.
Note:
Spiking may also occur from data frames that have been rotated when the data has broken geometry. Run a Check Geometry on the data in the map and repair any data that has broken geometry. See the ArcGIS Desktop Help topics on 'Check Geometry' and 'Repair Geometry' for more information.
Steps to Reproduce