I do almost same but using SHP. I wanted to use Sqlite at first, but Autocad
MAP 3d have bug to export to Sqlite using command in command line scripts,
so I was pushed to use SHP. Every night scripts collects information from 80
drawings and creating one SHP from dwg data. So SHP is overwrite the
Don't use flat-files maybe? They are not designed for concurrent read/write
access from multiple users/applications. This is the kind of scenario that
relational databases are supposed to solve.
But if you must stick with SQLite files in this particular scenario ...
perhaps check whether the
Sorry for the slow response.
The "Set with viewer" option is not available for Tile Set Definitions due
to the awkward limitation at the moment where it is not possible to create a
runtime map instance off of a Tile Set Definition (that we need in order to
be able to present an interactive map
Hi,
It's hard to understand what you're trying to do as what you say does
not really make sense.
Working with Oracle DB is pretty straight forward.
1 - Create a feature source and select the Oracle Provider
2 - Enter the connection parameters
3 - Save
That's done.
When you want to use data
In our company we pretty often update geodata, mainly in form of
SQLite-Files.
So, if e.g. a water-utility is being updated we write a new sqlite-file and
replace the old
one in the repository. If I try to preview the "new" data now, it looks
corrupt.
It only works immediately if the filename is
