Hi Pavan,
Your post might be a little off topic (check out the fmeobjects
group, the fme group is centered more around the fme spatial user
rather than the fme spatial programmer), but to answer your question,
or at least a solution to try, is to define the SDF_PRECISION writer
directive. This can be found in the Readers and Writers
Documentation. The basic jist of the description is: without setting
this precision directive the default is only 32 bit accuracy, but you
can set it to 64bit for greater precision.
Im not sure what programming language your using so I'll give it to
you in c#(it will be the same for vb, c++ may differ a little):
using System.Collections.Specialized;
StringCollection writer_directive = new StringCollection();
writer_directive.Add("PRECISION");
writer_directive.Add("64");
//create writer with above directives etc.
//copy schema..
//write features...
I hope this helps
--- In [email protected], "pavan kumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have oracle spatial database.i want to convert that data to SDF by
> using FMEObjects.Data is converting fine.but coordinates are rouding..
> (ex. in data base x-coordinate = 125478.123458 after converting the
> data x-coorinate = 125478.123).how can i solve this problem..please
> help me out.
>
> when i convert same data in FME workbech data is fine.
>
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Kumar
>
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