I need to add to this information, that when I look at the attribute table, 
there are the same amount of records in the feature class using pg_geometry as 
the feature class using default geometry, you can zoom to a selected feature 
etc and you can see that feature when you zoom in - you just can't see the 
feature when zoomed to the extents of the feature class.

From: Toni Hefer
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 1:50 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Converting data from SDE 9.3 sql server database to PostgreSQL 
database with PostGIS geometry.

Hi - we have created a postgres database and are in the process of copying the 
+ 50 Gb of vector data in about 53 different feature classes into the Postgres 
database. I am finding some very strange behavior when I use the PG_Geometry 
keyword, some of which I have saved out in screenshots. I have been using the 
following procedure to load the data:

·         Because I was getting errors, ArcCatalog was crashing and there were 
many polygons missing, I have been copying the data into a file based 
geodatabase, using the geometry fix tool in ArcCatalog and then loading the 
data from the file based geodatabase.

·         If there was still data missing, I created a feature class and loaded 
the data without using pg_geometry and the data seemed fine

·         I then tried loading the data from the default geometry feature class 
into a new feature class using pg_geometry and there seemed to be the same data 
missing as if I loaded directly from the fbgb

·         I am experiencing strange behavior if I bring the pg_geometry data 
into ArcMap:

o   Takes a long time to load

o   If I get into an edit session, I can select a couple of polygons but if I 
try to select a lot it gives me the following error: "Unable to create logfile 
system tables. User perhaps lacks permissions or resources to create 
tables[ERROR: schema "thefer" does not exist :: SQL state: 3F000]" which is 
inconsistent with me being able to edit other data as usual

o   While the same number of records are in the feature class as was in the 
fgdb, only some of the features are visible (as you can see from first 
attachment)

o   When I try to use the select tool in ArcMap to select the entire dataset, 
the following error occurs "There was an error executing the query. Operation 
Failed[name of database.sde.name of dataset]

o   When  I select a portion of the data that cannot be seen when zoomed to the 
extents of the dataset, those features can be seen as selected (these features 
can be seen when you zoom in to them)

·         The third picture is the extent of the data as it should appear.
Is there any information you can give me that would cause this inconsistent and 
unstable behavior?
I really will appreciate any help you can give me in this regard.
Toni

Toni Hefer
GIS Manager
Land Advisors Organization
4900 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 3000
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
480.483.8100 | 800.888.0998
480.483.0000 Fax


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