I had a similar problem trying to import SDC data to SDE. I am using the Data Interoperability extension with ArcInfo.
This is what I was told by ESRI support (hopefully it will be some help to you): 1. Do not use SDC data to this translation. SDC data creates a table in the SDE database but it will not let ArcGIS recognize it as a layer. We converted all the three input SDC's to shapefile format and the translation output was visible in ArcGIS 2. After the translation is finished you will need to register this layer with the geodatabase in order to create the ObjectID's. To do this, simply connect to SDE using ArcCatalog, right click your newly created "places" layer and select "Register with Geodatabase". This will create a new ObjectId field and populate it with unique values. 3. Lastly, the error message you were receiving from your translation model was caused by one of the coordinate fetchers. When you open the coordinate fetcher for "cities" the Index parameter is set to ObjectID while for the "places" input the same parameter is set to 0. So, I changed the index parameter to 0 in the cities coordinate fetcher and ran the translation model and it ran successfully. Laura ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of dj_skywalker69 Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 8:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [fme] Coordinates out of Bounds Hello all, I'm extremely new w/ the FME workbench & am already stumped (imagine that). I'm simply trying to copy a polyline personal geodatabase feature class to an SDE feature class, but for some reason every piece of my input data kicks out a 'The coordinates or measures are out of bounds.' error and i just cant figure out why. Is there some way to set the destination projection/measures to be the same as my input? I'm sure there's something simple that i'm just not seeing, but i'd appreciate anyones help thanks - Luke
