BUG-000126742 for ArcGIS for Desktop

Numéro d’ID de bogue	BUG-000126742
Envoi	November 13, 2019
Dernière modification	June 5, 2024
S’applique à	ArcGIS for Desktop
Version trouvée	10.6.1
Système d’exploitation	Windows OS
Version du système d’exploitation	10.0 64 Bit
Statut	Will Not Be Addressed

Informations supplémentaires

The issue occurs because the SpatialReference XYResolution is not set to default and probably due to the difference between the modified XYRes and the set XYTolerance. For more information on fixing the data, refer to ArcGIS Blog: Geoprocessing, Resolution, Tolerance, and Hair (https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/analytics/geoprocessing-resolution-tolerance-and-hair/). The issue in this case is overlapping polygons in the ConveyanceDivision feature class. There are multiple polygons with barely overlapping boundaries (close to XYTol width), so during the union process, 'nearly' slivers are generated. Slivers do not fall within the parameters for a feature in a file geodatabase (FGDB) to collapse and remove. When inserted into an enterprise geodatabase (EGDB), a shape validation process that is different than for FGDB takes place on the server side and the features are rejected (due to the validation assuming they are collapsing) and cause failure. Kindly asked the analyst for a copy of the repaired data and a copy of the EGDB output successfully generated.

Solution de contournement

Determine features rejected using CopyFeatures to copy the FGDB union output to the EGDB. To fix the issue:

Identify the polygons that overlap (CheckGeometry on the FGDB union output identifies some) and edit the polygons manually so the boundaries meet correctly.
Use a copy of the data for this. After fixing the data Spatial Reference according to the instructions in ArcGIS Blog: Geoprocessing, Resolution, Tolerance, and Hair, use the Integrate tool to integrate the data (leave the XYTolerance parameter at its default). Run the Integrate tool on each individual input first (and maybe more than once on each. The boundaries that overlap move) and run Integrate on both at the same time. Use these integrated feature classes in the Union tool. The Union tool runs fine with the output set to an EGDB output.